Recent News and Updates
Recent News and Updates
Recent News and Updates
- by Sheila WaterhouseFirst in our junior faculty profile series, we feature the exceptional membrane research of Jovan Kamcev. The post Faculty Profile: Dr. Jovan Kamcev – Advancing Membrane Science for a Sustainable Future appeared first on Chemical Engineering.
- by Sheila WaterhouseTwo researchers from the Kamcev lab share details of a few of their critical research projects. The post A Sample of Kamcev Lab Research Projects appeared first on Chemical Engineering.
- by Sheila WaterhouseNew interdisciplinary global research project to develop infrastructure for nanostructures to advance the frontiers of biosensing and metamaterials. The post Michigan Chemical Engineering Faculty Leads International Collaboration on Chiral Nanoparticles Project appeared first on Chemical Engineering.
- by Sheila WaterhouseNick Gregorich returned to campus to share his inspiring journey with current UM students The post From depression to probation to PhD: a ChE alum’s story of overcoming obstacles appeared first on Chemical Engineering.
- by Sheila WaterhouseA hackathon style collaboration leads to compelling innovation in microgels The post Michigan Chemical Engineering Faculty Propel Innovation in Microgel Production through Unique 3-Day Challenge appeared first on Chemical Engineering.
- by Grace GeigerCOMPASS Veteran Innovation Fellow Jebril Thaxton attended the 12th International Conference of the African Materials Research Society (AMRS) in Kigali, Rwanda. The post COMPASS VetIF Fellow attends AMRS Conference in Kigali, Rwanda appeared first on Chemical Engineering.
- by Michigan Chemical EngineeringSunitha Nagrath received Bold Idea funding from the Rogel Cancer Center's Forbes Institute for Cancer Discovery that provided critical seed funding for research breakthroughs. The post Nurturing high-risk, high-reward ideas appeared first on Chemical Engineering.
- by Michigan Chemical EngineeringDunking a calcium alginate microgel in ion baths helps finely tune drug release profiles without complex equipment, opening up microgel synthesis to more researchers. The post A simpler way to make microgels for programmable drug release appeared first on Chemical Engineering.
- by Michigan Chemical EngineeringA Living Legacy: ChE 2016 alum Chayce Griffith and the Tappan Oak Sapling’s New Chapter at U-M The post Historic Tappan Oak sapling planted to mark Earth Day at U-M appeared first on Chemical Engineering.
- by Michigan Chemical EngineeringMembranes packed with charge help overcome the current salinity limit, making it easier to crystallize ocean salts and harvest valuable minerals from desalination waste. The post Making desalination more eco-friendly: New membranes could help eliminate brine waste appeared first on Chemical Engineering.