Engineers to use $6.7 million grant to build power plant of the future McKelvey School of Engineering team refines critical components of new, near-zero-emission power plant.
‘Education, Engineering & Race’ seminar series yields feedback, action items A summer seminar series on 'Education, Engineering & Race' yielded feedback and input from attendees on social injustice, racism and inequities. 09.22.2020
Solving a current mystery Researchers found when it comes to dendrite formation, a negative number yields positive results 09.18.2020
Kill switch could keep genetically engineered bacteria at bay USDA grant will help Tae Seok Moon develop a genetic circuit that tells the organism to self-destruct before it enters the environment. 09.15.2020
Loehr wins graduate research award Doctoral student Maryssa Loehr wins award for her research. 09.14.2020
Martin, Biswas to help establish global air pollution network Randall Martin and Pratim Biswas join a multi-institutional effort to measure air pollution worldwide. 08.31.2020
Chakrabarty to improve measurement tools for aerosol light absorption Rajan Chakrabarty's new grant from the Department of Energy study will include field tests in Texas as part of the larger TRACER field campaign. 08.19.2020
McDuffie named AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellow Erin McDuffie, a visiting research associate in the Department of Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering, has been chosen as an AAAS Science & Policy Fellow. 08.18.2020
Wang to study aerosol impact on convective clouds with DOE grant Wang's lab will deploy two advanced instruments for TRACER, a DOE project that focuses on fundamental convective cloud processes and aerosol impacts. 08.17.2020
Engineers to use $6.7 million grant to build power plant of the future McKelvey School of Engineering team refines critical components of new, near-zero-emission power plant. 08.13.2020
