Welcome to the Henderson Research Group website in the School of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology. This site is intended to provide general information on our research efforts, describe interesting aspects of our current work, and provide access to a variety of resources related to the group's activities. The research in which our group is involved spans the boundaries between a variety of fields including chemical engineering, materials science, polymers, surface science/interfacial phenomena, and microelectronics.

The general goal of our work is to develop materials and processes that allow for high definition patterning of materials, and to use these materials and processes to fabricate novel devices and new microstructured materials. A significant amount of work in our group is directed at establishing a basic understanding of the interaction of organic and inorganic materials with radiation (light,e-beam,etc.), and to use this understanding to guide the rational design of new materials and processes, and to construct useful models for predicting the behavior of such materials.

The group is interested in the application of such patterning technologies in a variety of fields including microelectronics, MEMS/microfluidics, and bioengineering