Robert M. Handler is a Senior Research Engineer in Chemical
Engineering, an Adjunct Assistant Professor in Civil, Environmental, and
Geospatial Engineering, and a Faculty Advisor in Green Campus Enterprise at
Michigan Technological University. He completed his Ph.D. in Civil and
Environmental Engineering at the University of Iowa. He came to Michigan Tech
as a postdoctoral researcher in 2009, studying the environmental impacts of
wood-to-ethanol and algae-based biofuel production pathways. His research
interests include sustainable water and energy systems, life-cycle assessment,
bioproducts and bioenergy, sustainable materials and manufacturing, aquaponics
and hydroponics, and ecosystem services.
Robert M. Handler is a Senior Research Engineer in Chemical
Engineering, an Adjunct Assistant Professor in Civil, Environmental, and
Geospatial Engineering, and a Faculty Advisor in Green Campus Enterprise at
Michigan Technological University. He completed his Ph.D. in Civil and
Environmental Engineering at the University of Iowa. He came to Michigan Tech
as a postdoctoral researcher in 2009, studying the environmental impacts of
wood-to-ethanol and algae-based biofuel production pathways. His research
interests include sustainable water and energy systems, life-cycle assessment,
bioproducts and bioenergy, sustainable materials and manufacturing, aquaponics
and hydroponics, and ecosystem services.