Center for Flame Retardant Materials Science
Our Mission and Objectives
The Center for Flame Retardant Materials Science is a collaboration between the University of Dayton Research Institute Power and Energy Division and the University of Dayton Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering; Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Engineering Mechanics; and the Department of Chemistry.
We focus on advancing basic and applied chemical and material engineering and sciences to deliver new and improved fire safe solutions for society and industry in the Greater Dayton community and beyond. With a combined fifty years of experience, we provide practical solutions to fire safety problems by working with academic, government and industrial partners worldwide.
About Us
The principal investigators for the Center for Flame Retardant Materials Science are Dr. Vladimir Benin, professor, College of Arts and Science Department of Chemistry; Dr. Donald Klosterman, associate professor. School of Engineering Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering; Dr. Alexander B. Morgan, distinguished research scientist group leader, UDRI Applied Combustion and Energy Group; and Dr. Elias Toubia, associate professor, School of Engineering Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Engineering Mechanics. Combined, these researchers have 40+ years of research experience.
Associate Professor; John F. and Leona D. Torley Chair in Composites Materials; Fellow – Society for the Advancement of Material and Process Engineering (SAMPE)
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