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The research group of Professor Al Weimer was among the recipients of nearly $1.8M from the latest round of Colorado’s Advanced Industry Accelerator Grant Program.Weimer received a $90,000 Proof of Concept grant for direct ink writing using
Balaji Sridhar is a CU Boulder Chemical Engineering PhD candidate halfway through two years of the Medical Scientist Training Program, a joint effort between CU campuses in Denver and Boulder. After receiving his PhD degree, he will head back
The CU Technology Transfer Office announced that ChBE Associate Professor and Patten Fellow Ryan Gill has received a patent for a genomic engineering tool to enable the production of eco-friendly high-value chemicals through microbe-based
Professor Charles Musgrave received a three-year NSF grant for $533.4K for research titled “NSF/DOE Solar Hydrogen Fuel: Accelerated Discovery of Advanced RedOx Materials for Solar Thermal Water Splitting to Produce Renewable Hydrogen.”
Distinguished Professor Kristi Anseth was recently elected to the 3-year president line of the Materials Research Society (MRS) by its 16,000 global members.Anseth will serve as MRS Vice President in 2015, MRS President in 2016, and MRS
Omega-3 oils are linked with reducing the risk of heart attacks, strokes and depression. But can production of these omega-3 oils also decrease CO2 emissions?The founders of Superior Ecotech think so. The company uses algae to capture CO2
Now working at Shell, ExxonMobil, Dow Chemical, and ConocoPhillips, ChBE alumni from the Houston area and beyond periodically meet to catch up, compare work experiences and watch CU football games. "Our CU alliance forged in the bowels of the Borg is stronger than any company rivalry," says Jay Westcott (ChemEng’13).- After leaving CU, chemical and chemical & biological engineering students embark on a wide variety of career paths. By contacting students and using LinkedIn, we followed the undergraduate and graduate students who graduated during the 2013-14
During his 31 years at CU-Boulder, Dean Robert H. Davis has worn many hats. As a professor in the Chemical Engineering Department specializing in fluid mechanics, he was a staple teacher of the transport phenomenon and analytical methods
The Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering (ChBE) at CU will be hosting a fall panel discussion titled "The Future Role of Chemical Engineers in Energy".When: Thursday, October 30 from 6:00pm - 7:00pm; refreshments afterwards.Where: