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Jun 27, 2018

Hydrogels Might One Day Replace Sutures

ChE Assistant Professor Ryan Koppes and his colleagues have developed a hydrogel that could one day replace sutures and help support nerve growth and regeneration.

Chemical Engineering

Jun 25, 2018

ChE Students Present at AAASPD

ChE masters students (exchange students from Universitat Rovira i Virgili in Spain) and a ChE PhD student had a wonderful opportunity to present their research at AAASPD’s (The American Association for the Advancement […]

Chemical Engineering

Jun 15, 2018

Featured New PI – Abigail Koppes, Ph.D.

ChE Assistant Professor Abigail Koppes was nominated by the New PI community (new PI slack) of over 900 folks worldwide as “Featured new PI” for the month of June.

Chemical Engineering

Jun 14, 2018

Summer ChE Trip

ChE Assistant Teaching Professor Courtney Pfluger traveled to Brazil with 22 students for a Dialogue of Civilizations in Summer 1. The focus of this Dialogue was on Sustainable Energy and […]

Chemical Engineering

Jun 13, 2018

Bio-Techne To Acquire Quad Technologies

Bio-Techne will acquire the spinout company Quad Technologies, which was co-founded by ChE Professor Shashi Murthy, Sean Kevlahan (PhD ’13), Adam Hatch (PhD ’14), and Brian Plouffe (PhD ’11).

Chemical Engineering

Jun 12, 2018

The Modern Classroom

Instead of writing on a board, ChE Associate Professor Steve Lustig projects equations he writes on his iPad Pro, allowing him to interact better with his students. Source: News @ […]

Chemical Engineering

Jun 12, 2018

Bencherif's Research Selected for Funding by Burroughs Wellcome Fund

ChE Assistant Professor Sidi A. Bencherif received funding from the Burroughs Wellcome Fund for “Cryogel-supported liver-on-a-chip for ex-vivo hepatotoxicity and anticancer drug screening”.

Chemical Engineering

Jun 12, 2018

Climate Dialogue to Peru & Brazil completes last two phases

CEE Professor Auroop Ganguly explains what his group of students on a Dialogue of Civilizations on Climate Change Science and Policy did for the second half of their trip.

Bioengineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil & Environmental Engineering, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Mechanical & Industrial Engineering