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This Student’s Summer Internship Put Him on the Front Lines of Vaccine Production
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ChemE with experience in Matt Lazzara’s cell signaling lab loses a summer job to COVID-19 only to find another helping to defeat the virus.
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Faculty, Staff and Students Share How They are Preparing for Reopening
Read MoreFaculty, Staff, and Students Talk About Safely Returning to Grounds
In a series of videos, a graduate student, a faculty member, a staff member and a member of the UVA Facilities Management team explain how they are doing their part for safety.
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Ivy Foundation Backs 14 Covid Translational Research Projects
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Projects range from development of biosensors, artificial intelligence for testing, vaccine development, novel treatment options, and better data analytics to predict the spread of the virus.
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UVA Engineering Leads Multi-institution Study of Mucus Interactions
Read MoreUVA Engineering faculty lead $3.2 million, multi-university study to model microbe and mucus interactions.
UVA Engineering's Jason Papin, a professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering, and Roseanne Ford, professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering, lead a new...
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UVA Chemist Wins Cottrell Scholar Award for Work with Giant Molecules
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UVA Engineering associate professor David Green provides experimental support to test polymer research findings that could lead to targeted drug delivery.
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Rapid Responders
Read MoreUVA Chemical Engineering Lab Helps Defeat COVID-19 with Science Funded by CARES Act
UVA chemical engineering associate professor Bryan Berger is collaborating to combine the power of modeling with high-throughput testing to fast-track crucial answers.
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Getting in on the Action
Read MoreUndergrads Roll Up their Lab Coat Sleeves
Meaningful research is fundamental to the UVA Department of Chemical Engineering’s educational mission for undergraduates.
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Astronaut Scholarship Will Help Chemical Engineering Student Soar
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Karl Westendorff relishes meshing science and engineering, where minute phenomena can be applied for big impact.
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Newly Endowed Fund Taps UVA Matching Program
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Barbara and Russell Mait were impressed with UVA chemical engineering’s recent growth and saw an opportunity to help sustain it.
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If Bacteria Jitterbug, to What Song do They Dance?
Read MoreExploring the potential of mapping data to sound
A UVA chemical engineering professor and a musician/composer at Christopher Newport University listen for new ways to analyze scientific data.