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Atomically Dispersed Catalysts Are Tough Puzzles To Solve, But Worth the Effort
Read NowAssistant professor of chemical engineering Jason Bates wants deeper studies of new catalyst designs before declaring any one of them the next big thing.
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In Pictures: UVA Engineering Open House
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Carrigan, Cai Named the Latest Copenhaver Fellows
Read NowA researcher of tech subcultures and a pioneer in bottlebrush polymers are the latest recipients of the Copenhaver Fellowships.
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Microplastics Are in Our Food, Water and Air
Read NowUVA chemical engineer professor Bryan Berger is studying the impact of exposure levels to microplastics and exploring ways to reduce plastic use.
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UVA Engineering To Welcome Ayman Karim as New Chair of the Department of Chemical Engineering
Read NowUVA Engineering is pleased to announce the appointment of notable catalysis researcher Ayman Karim as the new chair of the Department of Chemical Engineering.
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Bilodeau Lands NSF CAREER Award To Explore the Behavior of Peptide-Covered Surfaces
Read NowA UVA Engineering assistant professor of chemical engineering has won the NSF CAREER Award for her AI approach to studying peptide-covered surfaces.
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UVA’s 2024 Research Achievement Awards Feature Numerous Engineering Faculty
Read NowFive engineering faculty won three of the University of Virginia’s top research awards. Many more were recognized during an annual ceremony celebrating UVA’s research accomplishments.
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UVA Engineering Seeks Applicants for Talent Pipeline
Read NowUVA Engineering is recruiting talent for its Rising Scholars program.
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Q&A: What Should You Know About the Forever Chemicals We All Ingest?
Read NowMost Americans are unknowingly exposed to harmful substances every day. UVA chemical engineering professor Bryan Berger investigates how to reduce our exposure.
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PECASE Winners: 3 UVA Engineering Professors Receive Presidential Early Career Awards
Read NowThe White House announced Tuesday that three professors and two alumni had received the nation’s top honor for up-and-coming scientists and engineers.
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Low-Cost Dust Explosion Tube Offers More Bang for the Buck
Read NowFor a laboratory experiment meant to train engineers to manage risks of catastrophic workplace accidents, this dust explosion tube is just the thing.
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Professors, To Improve Your Teaching Game, Consider These Tested Formulas
Read NowUVA Engineering professors take a research-and-development approach to refining their instruction, as evidenced by the recent chem-e “teaching triangles.”