ADVANCING CARBON DIOXIDE CATALYSIS
Feng Jiao is the Robert Grasselli Development Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Delaware. Engineering professor receives major Department of Energy grants Climate-conscious consumers often take steps to curb their emissions of...
WHEN TWO BACTERIA BECOME ONE
The left side of this image depicts cell fusion between Clostridium ljungdahlii and C. acetobutylicum bacteria as seen through fluorescence microscopy. The right side depicts the formation of hybrid bacterial cells. Researchers uncover how microbial cells from two...
RENEWABLE ENERGY ADVANCE
New characterization techniques developed at the Catalysis Center for Energy Innovation may help improve electrochemical storage technologies, such as fuels cells used in UD’s hydrogen fuel cell buses. UD researchers report new method for characterizing materials that...
GOING SMALL YIELDS BIG RESULTS
An interdisciplinary team of researchers from University of Delaware and Brookhaven National Laboratory report new advances in converting biomass to potential biofuels. Pictured left to right are: Top row: Jiayi Fu, Jonathan Lym Middle row: Weiqing Zheng, Konstantinos...
CRACKING THE CODE
With a $3.69 million grant from the National Science Foundation, University of Delaware researchers are working to unlock new routes to sustainably develop materials from lignin. UD researchers explore methods to turn biomass into sunscreens, shoe soles and more...UDChBE on Twitter
2 weeks ago
An imperfect mask is still better than none. @UDChBE research team developed a novel method for evaluating how well face masks keep aerosols in.
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An imperfect mask is still better than none. @UDChBE research team developed a novel method for evaluating how well face masks keep aerosols in.
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1 month ago
Soft matter Research Symposium on Oct. 23, celebrated varied backgrounds — social, cultural, geographic — contributing to the field.
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Soft matter Research Symposium on Oct. 23, celebrated varied backgrounds — social, cultural, geographic — contributing to the field.
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1 month ago
The newest @UDChBE department magazine is now available. Take a moment and look at all the amazing work our students and faculty are doing!
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The newest @UDChBE department magazine is now available. Take a moment and look at all the amazing work our students and faculty are doing!
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1 month ago
Congratulations to @UDChBE's Prof. Papoutsakis! https://t.co/oNoFrNlJBY
Congratulations to @UDChBE's Prof. Papoutsakis! https://t.co/oNoFrNlJBY
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Congratulations to #UDel's Terry Papoutsakis, now a fellow of the National Academy of Inventors!
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Congratulations to #UDel's Terry Papoutsakis, now a fellow of the National Academy of Inventors!
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2 months ago
Congrats to Prof.'s Kristi Kiick and @EMFurst on their nomination! https://t.co/d5l4PWZpwc
Congrats to Prof.'s Kristi Kiick and @EMFurst on their nomination! https://t.co/d5l4PWZpwc
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Congratulations to #UDel's Kristi Kiick and Eric Furst, who have been named Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science! https://t.co/n92jWYagdW @aaas @UDengineering https://t.co/PUkXkzh66R
Congratulations to #UDel's Kristi Kiick and Eric Furst, who have been named Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science! https://t.co/n92jWYagdW @aaas @UDengineering https://t.co/PUkXkzh66R
