The uncertainty of how the COVID-19 virus will continue to impact education and the shift to online classes and remote research has raised many questions, especially for our graduate students. We have put together a list of frequently asked questions in the hopes to ease some of your concerns.

The uncertainty of how the COVID-19 virus will continue to impact education and the shift to online classes has raised many questions, especially for our undergraduate students. We have put together a list of frequently asked questions in the hopes to ease some of your concerns.

Dear students, As the CBE Department prepares for remote course instruction, we ask that you download several programs and applications to ease the transition from an in-class to an online format.

The annual CBE AIChE reception will be held on Tuesday, October 30, 2018! Click for more details.

“Innovation by Evolution: Expanding the Enzyme Universe”

This year's Abbott Lectures will be on Wednesday, April 18 and Thursday, April 19 and will feature Distinguished Professor, Andrew Zydney, from the Pennsylvania State University. All are welcome!

Carolina Motter Catarino awarded £10,000 for her research on 3-D bioprinting technology

Carolina Catarino, a 3rd year Ph.D. student, has been selected as one of the winners of the Young Researchers - America Lush Prize for her work on “Animal-free approaches for engineering physiologically relevant humanized skin models using 3D bioprinting technology”.

Tania Baltazar, a 4th year Ph.D. student under the supervison of Dr. Pankaj Karande, has received the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine Young Investigator Award for her work on developing the first 3D bioprinted in vitro model of vascularized human skin.

The Department of Chemical and Biological Engieering has teamed with the Art Department to create artistic, digital images that capture the essence of Chemical Engineering. Students from Kathleen Ruiz's Intermediate Digital Imaging course have created three unique canvases that will "come alive" to tell you a story.