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Process Systems Engineering Research Group

Welcome

Welcome to PSE@LSU, a research group at Louisiana State University focused on optimization, process control, data-driven modeling, and decision-making for complex chemical, energy, and manufacturing systems.

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Prof. José Romagnoli, lead of PSE@LSU

About PSE

What is Process Systems Engineering?

PSE is a field of engineering focused on the design, optimization, and control of complex systems. It combines mathematical modeling, data analysis, and computational tools to improve how processes are developed and operated across industries such as energy, manufacturing, materials, and sustainability. By integrating fundamental principles with advanced computational methods, PSE enables engineers to better understand system behavior, enhance performance, and ensure safe and efficient operation under a wide range of conditions. Our research is particularly focused on advancing the field through the application of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, enabling data-driven insights, adaptive decision-making, and next-generation solutions for complex industrial systems.

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Publications

Recent publications

2026

Graph-Based, Time-Warped Embedding for Time Series Analysis and Process Monitoring

K. Territo, J. A. Romagnoli. Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, Vol 65/Issue 8 (2026)

2026

Toward harnessing AI for surfactant chemistry: Prediction of critical micelle concentration

G.T. Marchan, T.O. Balogun, K. Territo, D. Das, T. Olayiwola, R. Kumar, J. A Romagnoli. Computational Materials Science, Vol. 265, pp.114548 (2026)

2026

Uncovering Structure–Conductivity Relationships in Anion Exchange Membranes (AEMs) Using Interpretable Machine Learning

P. Naghshnejad, D. Das, J. A. Romagnoli, R. Kumar, J. Chen. Membranes, 16(1), 12 (2026). DOI

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email: jose@lsu.edu

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