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Sep 13, 2016

ChE Associate Professor Rebecca Carrier Awarded $5M NIH Bioengineering Research Partnership Grant

ChE Associate Professor Rebecca Carrier (PI) and Assistant Professor Abigail Koppes (co-I) were awarded a $5M NIH Bioengineering Research Partnership grant entitled “GuMI: New In Vitro Platforms to Parse the Human Gut Epithelial-Microbiome-Immune Axis.”

Chemical Engineering

Sep 02, 2016

Shashi Murthy Wins NSF Grant for Cell Therapy Manufacturing with Neon Therapeutics

Chemical Engineering Professor Shashi Murthy has received funding from the National Science Foundation to develop novel manufacturing technologies for cell-based cancer therapies.  This project will be a collaborative effort with […]

Chemical Engineering

Sep 01, 2016

New Faculty Spotlight: Debra Auguste

Debra Auguste joins the Chemical Engineering department in Fall 2016 as a Professor.

Chemical Engineering

Sep 01, 2016

New Faculty Spotlight: Sidi Bencherif

Sidi Bencherif joins the Chemical Engineering department in Fall 2016 as an Assistant Professor.

Chemical Engineering

Sep 01, 2016

New Faculty Spotlight: Francisco Hung

Francisco Hung joins the Chemical Engineering department in Fall 2016 as an Associate Professor.

Chemical Engineering

Sep 01, 2016

New Faculty Spotlight: Steve Lustig

Steve Lustig joins the Chemical Engineering department in Fall 2016 as an Associate Professor.

Chemical Engineering

Aug 31, 2016

Lewis to Give Plenary Speech at Thermag VII

ChE & MIE Professor Laura Lewis will give a plenary speech on “Multivariable tuning and optimization in selected magnetostructural systems” at the 7th International Conference on Magnetic Refrigeration at Room […]

Chemical Engineering, Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Aug 24, 2016

Exploring Lower Vertebrate Retina Regeneration

ChE Associate Professor Rebecca Carrier was awarded a $450K NSF grant for "Uncovering Regeneration-Permissive Cues in Lower Vertebrate Retina to Inform Retinal Regenerative Medicine". Abstract Source: NSF Retinal degeneration, particularly […]

Chemical Engineering