Faculty Profile: Michael Filler Seeks to Hyper-scale Electronics Manufacturing
Filler aims to revolutionize the manufacturing of electronics, allowing them to be used in new energy, health, infrastructure, aerospace, and military applications.
Research Horizons Feature: Ajit Yoganathan, King of Hearts
Yoganathan invented the science of prosthetic heart valve engineering in that lab at the Georgia Institute of Technology in 1979
Clearing the Air About Aerosol Science
ScienceMatters Season 3, Episode 5 is all about Sally Ng and environmental aerosols.
Test for Life-Threatening Nutrient Deficit Made From Bacteria Entrails
Thousands die of zinc deficiency, but this test could detect it easily.
Alumni Profile: Rene Guermonprez of Aptar CSP Loves Developing Engineering Talent
Guermonprez, ChBE 1989, is global quality director for Aptar CSP Technologies
Apollo 11: One Giant Leap for Scientific Discovery
A group of Georgia Tech researchers, and an alumnus with a front-row seat to history, remember Apollo 11.
Metal Oxide-infused Membranes Could Offer Low-Energy Alternative For Chemical Separations
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology are working on membranes that could separate chemicals without using energy-intensive distillation processes.
Georgia Tech ChBE Ranked 6th in the World
Shanghai Ranking Consultancy has issued academic rankings annually since 2003.
Georgia Tech Student Couldn’t Walk in April. He Ran the Peachtree Road Race on July 4th.
Chemical engineering major was diagnosed with rare neurological disorder
In Memoriam: Regents' Professor Emeritus Amyn Teja
Amyn Teja served on the faculty of Georgia Tech's School of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
Georgia Tech Scientist Helps Create Roadmap for Engineering Biology
Engineering biology/synthetic biology involves taking what we know about the genetics of plants and animals and then tweaking specific genes to make these organisms do new things.
Study: Glassy Polymer Membranes Improve Energy Efficiency of Natural Gas Separations
Membrane could enable increased development of these “sour” natural gas streams
Georgia Tech ChBE Chosen as Inaugural Site for ACS Inclusive Graduate Education Program
The American Chemical Society’s Bridge Program aims to increase the number of underrepresented minority students who receive doctoral degrees in chemical sciences.
