Slav W. Hermanowicz

Professor of the Graduate School
Research Interests
Biological water and wastewater treatment processes, Biofilms and their development, Analysis of full-scale treatment reactors, Nutrient control, Sustainable development
Office

619 Davis Hall

Office Hours

By appointment (please email)

 

 

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Slav W. Hermanowicz is a Professor of the Graduate School at UC Berkeley. Hermanowicz’s research focuses on membrane reactors, biofilm structure and modeling, biological processes in water and wastewater treatment, and analysis of full-scale treatment processes. He is also working on metrics of sustainable development with particular applications for engineering decision-making and water reuse. Hermanowicz has been involved in many international projects, including serving as a program honorary visiting professor at Tongji University in Shanghai in 2013 and a Visiting Fellow for the Institute of Advanced Study for the Technical University of Munich in 2013, among other notable accomplishments.

Education

Ph.D., Environmental Engineering, University of Toronto, Canada, 1982

M.Sc., Environmental Engineering, Warsaw Technical University, Poland, 1978

Hermanowicz’s research focuses on sustainability engineering, membrane reactors, biofilm structure and modeling, biological processes in water and wastewater treatment, and analysis of full-scale treatment processes. He is also working on metrics of sustainable development with particular applications for engineering decision-making and water reuse. His other research interests include complexity, chaotic dynamics, and fractal geometry with applications to engineering, science, and business.

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