Douglas R.Lloyd
Professor Emeritus
Research Areas
Research Interests
Microporous membranes and membrane separations
About
Research originally funded through a combination of agency and industry, Lloyd studied the thermally-induced phase separation (TIPS) process that was being used to form microporous polymeric membranes for a variety of industrially important applications. Their research on the formation and application of membranes included fundamental scientific studies and practical technical studies.
Educational Qualifications
Ph.D., University of Waterloo (1977)
Select Awards & Honors
- North American Membrane Society Co-founder (1985) and President (1994-95)
- Alumni Achievement Award, University of Waterloo (1995)