For his outstanding contributions as an investor and entrepreneur, and for his long-standing commitment to improving the social conditions of communities around the world Read more
Carlos Avendano, a former postdoc in Escobedo’s group and currently Lecturer in the University of Manchester, England, is the lead author of a paper recently published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Read more
The MHSRS is the Nation's only scientific meeting focused on the unique medical needs of the Warfighter, created with the clear purpose of inspiring communication and collaboration Read more
Cornell Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering Students at Shell Robert Training Center: March 29, 2016 – April 1, 2016 Read more
One of the first truly inspiring things Susan Daniel, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, saw in science was not what you might expect. Not a mechanism, not a reaction, not the behavior of a material. Read more
The overall goal of this proposed work is to develop a novel platform for studying bacterial metabolism and the chemical conversion to energy using a miniaturized digital fluidic culture system. Read more
Professor Lynden Archer and Wajdi Al Sadat, authors of this paper, have created a cell which can use carbon dioxide to produce electricity via electrochemical reactions. Read more
Physics of Fluids publishes leading work in traditional areas of fluid dynamics, including dynamics of gases, liquids, complex liquids or multiphase liquids, as well as novel and emerging areas. Read more
The Lucks group focuses on dynamically programming cellular behavior with synthetic RNA circuitry. They create new classes of programmable RNA regulators with protein-like dynamic ranges, and use SHAPE-Seq to understand RNA folding dynamics in the cell. Read more
The competition is sponsored by the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) and encourages undergraduates to apply their engineering skills outside the classroom. Read more
