Prathap Parameswaran is an Associate Professor of Civil Engineering at Kansas State University, specializing in environmental biotechnology. His research focuses on sustainable resource recovery from waste, including developing technologies to convert swine waste into aviation fuel. He earned his Ph.D. from Arizona State University.
He is passionate about student mentorship, advising the KSU chapter of Engineers without Borders and prioritizing undergraduate research opportunities to prepare students for meaningful careers. He emphasizes hands-on learning, connecting large-scale engineering concepts to real-world applications to shape a more resilient future.
He holds multiple patents for his work on microbial electrochemical cells and membrane bioreactor systems.
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