About

Joshua Lequieu's research is focused on developing predictive multi-scale models of nano-structured soft matter. By combining insights from materials science and biology, his research seeks to provide a mechanistic understanding of complex molecular systems with applications ranging from energy to human health. A central component of his research is a multi-scale strategy that bridges atomistic, coarse-grained, and field-theoretic simulations, thereby providing the ability to examine phenomena that span many length and time scales. His current research interests are in block polymer self-assembly, nanoporous materials, and chromatin.

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Organizational Affiliations

Chemical and Biological Engineering, School of Engineering, Nick Howley College of Engineering and Computing, Drexel University

Past Affiliations

University of California, Santa Barbara (United States, Santa Barbara) - UCSB

Education

Chemical Engineering
BS, Cornell University (United States, Ithaca) - CU
Chemical Engineering
MS, University of Wisconsin System (United States, Madison)
Molecular Engineering
PhD, University of Chicago (United States, Chicago) - UC