News
Nov 03, 2017
Big Health Innovation at a Nano Scale
ChE Professor and Department Chair Tom Webster is using nanosensors and nanoparticles to attach to bacteria and viruses to combat the superbugs before they reach outbreak level and monitor health in real time.
Nov 02, 2017
AlChE Annual Meeting Program Highlights
Have you heard what has been happening in Chemical Engineering at Northeastern since you graduated? Stop by our reception during AIChE to learn about new and exciting research directions, unique […]
Nov 02, 2017
Scholarship Supports Global Co-op Opportunities
ChE student Taylor Wilde, E’19, was the recipient of a Fung Scholarship, which allowed him to work on co-op at a research lab at École Normale Supérieure, a university in […]
Nov 01, 2017
Researcher and Entrepreneur
ChE Associate Professor Ed Goluch was featured in the Northeastern Magazine’s article “Faster, Cheaper, Better” for taking an idea of an early infection detection system and bringing it to market. […]
Oct 30, 2017
Northeastern wins ISPE Student Chapter of the Year
The Northeastern University Student Chapter of International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE) was selected by ISPE Boston Area Chapter as the Student Chapter of the Year.
Oct 30, 2017
Willey Delivers Keynote Presentation at C-RISE3
Chemical Engineering Professor Ron Willey delivered a keynote presentation for the Third Workshop and Symposium on Safety and Integrity Management of Operations in Harsh Environments hosted by the Centre for […]
Oct 25, 2017
Prof. Annabi Leads Discussion on NIH
ChE Assistant Professor Nasim Annabi will lead a discussion on the National Institute of Health in an introductory faculty workshop entitled, “Understanding NIH,” on Wednesday, November 8th. Northeastern’s Office of […]
Oct 24, 2017
Prof. Goluch gives talk at 3rd Annual Single Cell Analysis USA Congress
ChE Associate Professor Ed Goluch gave a talk at the Third Annual Single Cell Analysis USA Congress in Boston on “Isolating Bacterial Cells and Measuring Metabolites Using Sub-Microfluidic Systems,” which discusses the unique challenges of bacterial cell analysis at the single cell level given their small size and motility.