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  • The Meyerson research group focuses on fundamental studies nucleation, polymorphism, impurity-crystal interactions, novel separation methods, continuous crystallization, and industrial applications. In addition, the group actively participates in the Norvatis-MIT Center for Continuous Manufacturing
  • Almost all of the products based on fine chemicals, such as dyes, explosives, and photographic materials require crystallization in their manufacture and over 90% of all pharmaceutical products contain bioactive drug substances and excipients in the crystalline solid state.
  • Crystallization is vital to many processes occurring in nature and manufacturing. In chemical, pharmaceutical, and food industries, crystallization from solution is widely used for a variety of materials.
  • Allan S. Myerson Professor of Chemical Engineering
    Allan S. Myerson
    Professor of the Practice

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