James Wei

Dr. James Wei is solving complex problems in the field of chemical engineering at Princeton University, where he serves as a distinguished professor. His pioneering research focuses on shape selective separation using zeolites and nanoporous materials, as well as exploring the intricate molecular structure-property relations. Dr. Wei's work is instrumental in advancing our understanding of how molecular structures influence material properties, which has significant implications for various industrial applications. Throughout his illustrious career, Dr. Wei has been recognized with numerous prestigious awards. He is a recipient of the Founders Award, the Warren K. Lewis Award, and the William H. Walker Award, all from the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. These accolades underscore his contributions to the field and his commitment to advancing chemical engineering research. In addition to his research and teaching, Dr. Wei is an esteemed member of the National Academy of Engineering and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. His membership in these organizations highlights his influence and leadership within the scientific community. Dr. Wei continues to inspire both his students and colleagues with his dedication to solving some of the most challenging problems in chemical engineering today.