Congratulations to Professor Prof. Lola Eniola-Adefeso and Professor Nicholas Kotov Kotov Group 🇺🇦 for their recent election to fellowship in AAAS.

The 2024 class of fellows includes 502 scientists spanning over 20 disciplines, including 10 other fellows from University of Michigan.

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A new study by Professor Nicholas Kotov Kotov Group 🇺🇦 shows thats teardrop-shaped particles designed to inactivate multiple strains of the SARS-CoV-2 virus could one day complement existing treatments for COVID-19.

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I am honored to be named AAAS fellow, 'one of the most distinct honors in the scientific community.' A testament to the brilliant students and postdocs with whom I have had the privilege of collaborating with Michigan Chemical Engineering.
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New funding from the Michigan Materials Research Institute (MMRI) will support a collaborative project between Asst. Prof. Albert T. Liu and U-M CEE Asst. Prof. Joshua Jack to convert carbon dioxide into methanol.

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Today at the 2024 Michigan Engineering Design Expo, undergraduate students presented their design projects to finish off the winter semester!

Check out these ChE projects: Stain Spotter, HYDRO: Electrolyte Boba, ChameleSkin and Nutrifrost Bites

The Undergraduate Research Symposium is off to a tremendous start at the BorgWarner Galleria in the G.G. Brown Building on North Campus!

Stop by to see research conducted by ChE undergraduate students until 6 p.m.

Today at the Undergraduate Research Symposium a total of 29 undergraduate poster presentations highlight research performed by department students, labs and organizations.

Students are sharing their findings with peers, faculty, alumni & the industry sponsor Eli Lilly and Company.

Become a Michigan Chemical Engineering Alumni Mentor!

Provide guidance, insights and support to ChE undergraduate students to help them envision their career goals and aspirations.

Learn more about the program and apply here: michiganche.info/47xs7fT

Kids Who Code (KWC) is a program that aims to provide underrepresented students a pathway to gain the support needed to pursue a career in STEM.

KWC was created by COMPASS, the Center for Complex Particle Systems funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation.

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COMPASS is hiring!

As the COMPASS Administrative Assistant you will serve as the main contact and primary administrative support for day-to-day Center operations.

Application closes 4/16/24. michiganche.info/3PYcQ1t

'Science can be found in everything we do.'

A group of Michigan ChE grad students & F.E.M.M.E.S. at Michigan welcomed high school students from the area to participate in an activity to learn more about diffusion and molecular movement.

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COMPASS is hiring!

As the COMPASS Administrative Assistant you will serve as the main contact and primary administrative support for day-to-day Center operations.

Application closes 4/16/24. michiganche.info/3PYcQ1t

A new study by Professor Nicholas Kotov Kotov Group 🇺🇦 shows thats teardrop-shaped particles designed to inactivate multiple strains of the SARS-CoV-2 virus could one day complement existing treatments for COVID-19.

Read more: michiganche.info/3vMtZ7F

Now pitching: #HydrogenPrize Team Fueling Change. Jean Poll Alva Araujo (U-M SEAS), Lokesh Lahoti (@umichme), and Mona Vakil (@UMichChE). Michigan Engineering
Watch Live: myumi.ch/dkGz7

New funding from the Michigan Materials Research Institute (MMRI) will support a collaborative project between Asst. Prof. Albert T. Liu and U-M CEE Asst. Prof. Joshua Jack to convert carbon dioxide into methanol.

Read more: michiganche.info/3VWanZk

A bit late to the party, but happy to share that 1st year student Anish Avasthi (middle) was awarded an NDSEG fellowship and 1st year student Wen-Wei Wong (right) was awarded an NSF fellowship. Super proud of these two! 🎉🎉 Michigan Chemical Engineering

Proud mentor moment. My ever enthusiastic graduate student Abha Kumari presenting work on role of exosomes in Glioblastoma at @ #AACR24 Michigan Engineering U-M Rogel Cancer Center Michigan Chemical Engineering

Yin Zou and Yuru Chen from Nagrath lab at @ #AACR24 . Future of cancer cure lies in training the next generation curious minds.Michigan Engineering Michigan Chemical Engineering U-M Rogel Cancer Center

COMPASS is hiring!

As the COMPASS Administrative Assistant you will serve as the main contact and primary administrative support for day-to-day Center operations.

Application closes 4/16/24. michiganche.info/3PYcQ1t

COMPASS, the Center for Complex Particle Systems funded by the
U.S. National Science Foundation, has launched a program that aims to provide students from underrepresented backgrounds a pathway to gain the education and support needed to pursue a career in STEM.

Read more: michiganche.info/43rF36m