News & Events

Q&A features Vito Martino of chemical engineering, president of Student Association

ChemE scholar athletes garner 3 of 10 Garnish awards

ChemE researcher helps develop next-generation batteries, large and small

Mukaibo lab comes up with simple way to separate microalgae used for biofuel, other products

Students and their alumni sponsors share the benefits when they collaborate on senior design projects

Art helps students think creatively about science and technology

Madeleine Laitz’s journey to a Fulbright

Prof. Howard Saltsburg remembered

Howard Saltsburg, who helped pioneer the use of microcomputers in the undergraduate chemical engineering curriculum at the University of Rochester, is also remembered for his contributions to the fields of catalysis and surface science.

Open source app replaces textbook in CHE 116

ChemE’s ‘go-to guy’ marks 50 years at UR

New polymer changes shape in response to body heat

Polymers that visibly change shape when exposed to temperature changes are nothing new. But a research team led by Chemical Engineering Professor Mitch Anthamatten at the University of Rochester created a material that undergoes a shape change that can be triggered by body heat alone, opening the door for new medical and other applications.

Introducing ChemE’s new senior technical associate