In the Media
May 29, 2020
Why I paused my Ph.D. research to work as an industry intern
ChE PhD student Tess Torregrosa wrote an editorial in Science Magazine on “Why I paused my Ph.D. research to work as an industry intern“, Tess was co-advised by Assistant Professors Ryan Koppes and Abigail Koppes.
Jan 15, 2020
Watch scientists use electricity to herd skin cells, like sheep
ChE Assistant Professor Abigail Koppes’ research on bioelectricity and cell migration was featured in Science Magazine article “Watch scientists use electricity to herd skin cells, like sheep.”
Jan 09, 2020
Ed Goluch, “Diagnosis in Minutes”
ChE Associate Professor Edgar Goluch was featured in the Angel Invest Boston podcast “Diagnosis in Minutes“.
Sep 13, 2019
Abby Koppes Featured as a Segment on an NPR WHYY The Pulse Episode
Chemical Engineering Assistant Professor Abby Koppes was featured as a segment on an NPR WHYY The Pulse Episode to discuss her research platform “guts on a chip.”
Jan 03, 2019
Gut Health and Functional Foods Top Charts of 2019 Food Trends
ChE Assistant Professor Abigail Koppes was featured in the Forbes article "Gut Health and Functional Foods Top Charts of 2019 Food Trends".
Nov 20, 2018
Student Raised on Nepali Farm Sets Sights on NASA
Chemical Engineering student Shiv Kumar Thakur, E’22, was featured in the Huntington News article “Student raised on Nepali farm sets sights on NASA”.
Oct 17, 2018
Through the Looking Glass of Single Cell Proteomics
Research from BioE Assistant Professor Nikolai Slavov’s lab was featured in Technology Network’s article “Through the Looking Glass of Single Cell Proteomics“
Jun 13, 2018
How a 50-year-old NASA invention could change the way we fight cancer
ChE Professor & Chair Thomas Webster was featured in The Verge's ferrofluid video "How a 50-year-old NASA invention could change the way we fight cancer".