John W. Liskowitz, Ph.D. - Principle Consultant Engineer - FEROXsm

Qualifications: Dr. Liskowitz is the
company’s Principal Consultant Engineer
relating to the application of Feroxsm and
Chemical Oxidation Technologies

Education: Ph.D. Physical Chemistry,
Rutgers University
M.S. Chemical Engineering,
University of Maryland
B.S Chemistry, Rutgers University

Professional Experience:
Distinguished Professor Emeritus - New Jersey Instituteof Technology Executive Director – Institute for Hazardous and Toxic Waste Management
Principle Investigator and Founding
Director – National Science Foundation
Industry/University Cooperative
Research Center – Hazardous and Toxic
Substance Research

Total years of related experience: 37

Dr. Liskowitz provides technical design criteria and data analysis on projects involving Feroxsm and chemical oxidation projects. Using his background in kinetics of chemical reactions, he supervises and evaluates treatability test data and post field data kinetic rates in the field.

As a former leading expert and pioneer in the field of hazardous waste management, Dr. Liskowitz's expertise transcends many fields of study. A few of these fields include kinetics of chemical reactions, thermal behavior of natural products, monitoring and control of pollutants in air and water, development of engineering methods for the removal of raw materials and the development of hazardous waste management and technology transfer programs.

As distinguished professor emeritus at NJIT in the civil engineering department and founder of the National Science Foundation's Northeast Hazardous Waste Research Center, Dr. Liskowitz and his team were responsible for developing many of the methods, policy and procedures used in the industry today. Dr. Liskowitz was appointed a member of the USEPA National Advisory Council for Environmental Policy and Technology (NACEPT) under the Reagan Administration. While publishing and presenting more than 75 papers, he served on the editorial board of two respected publications; Journal of Materials and The Hazardous Waste Material Journal.

 

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