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As chemical and biological engineering grows to encompass more and more emerging fields, students are looking to extracurricular groups to enrich classroom learning. While well-established �鶹��Ѱ�����chapters of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers

If you have ever poured flour into a bowl and ended up with a thin layer covering your counter, you understand the difficulty of controlling these small cohesive particles.What if you were trying to transport 500 pounds of flour through small tubing

Whether through newer or more established groups, students have more opportunities than ever to prepare themselves for careers beyond CU.AIChE – American Institute of Chemical EngineersBMES - Biomedical Engineering Society�鶹��Ѱ�����BiodieselCU

(Editor's note: Wise was just named the 2016 Distinguished Senior for Chemical & Biological Engineering)Senior Clare Wise is accustomed to making fresh tracks.Wise, a chemical and biological engineering major from Wenatchee, Wash.,

�鶹��Ѱ�����Boulder alumnus Mike McAtee wasn’t particularly interested in science as a high school student at Columbine High School. In fact, he reluctantly enrolled in chemistry his junior year only because he knew his preferred colleges would

ChBE Professor Christine Hrenya and co-PI Thomas Hauser of research computing received an 18-month award of $686K from the Department of Energy for “AOI [4B] MFIX DEM Enhancement for Industry-Relevant Flows.”

Professor Christine Hrenya has been appointed an Associate Editor of the AIChE Journal. This high-impact, peer-reviewed monthly journal covers groundbreaking research in nine chemical engineering and related fields.Hrenya brings

In nature, sequence controls function; differences between you and another person – or organism – primarily arise not from different average DNA compositions, but from different DNA sequences.Professor Chris Bowman and his colleagues are seeking to

Vanessa Witte was awarded 3rd place in the 2015 Undergraduate Student Poster Competition at the AIChE Annual Meeting in Salt Lake City last week. Her poster was titled, “Hydrogen Fuel Production Using Reactive Metal Oxides

As recognition of his transformational contributions to the production of renewable/ sustainable hydrogen by splitting water using concentrated sunlight, Professor Al Weimer was given the 2015 AIChE Research Excellence in Sustainable Engineering