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UVA Chemical Engineering Alumnus Is AIChE’s 2021 Industrial R&D Award Recipient
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Paul Mensah, a vice president at Pfizer, has received one of chemical engineering’s highest honors for leadership on products that include development and manufacturing of the COVID-19 vaccine.
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In Memoriam: Albert H. Small, Influential Donor to UVA Library and Engineering
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Small’s support of UVA projects includes an Engineering School building that bears his name, and the Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library, which opened in 2004, named in honor of Small and his wife.
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UVA Leading Grant to Advance Renewable Natural Gas
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UVA Engineering faculty from the chemical engineering and engineering systems and environment departments are part of a multi-institution, Department of Energy-funded project seeking petroleum fuel replacements.
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Billy Bardin, Chemical Engineering Alumnus, Nominated to Run for President of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers
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Billy Bardin spoke about his time at the University of Virginia, serving on the chemical engineering industrial advisory board and his current role at Dow.
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Liheng Cai Named Soft Matter Emerging Investigator
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The Royal Society of Chemistry’s Soft Matter journal editors have named Liheng Cai an emerging investigator in recognition of his potential to influence future directions in the field. Read the highlight in the journal’s 2021 Emerging Investigators collection.
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Gaden, Gainer and Kirwan Fellows Make Presence Felt
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In 2018, a generous supporter of UVA chemical engineering created three fellowships to fund the first year of Ph.D. study for nine exceptional students. Here’s at look at this...
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Interns Recount Career-Shaping Summer in 20th Annual Policy Internship Program
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UVA Engineering students spent 10 weeks learning communications and policy analysis skills with hands-on internships alongside high-level science and technology policymakers in...
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Planting a Forest
Read MoreNew UVA Chemical Engineering Program Aims to Grow Careers and Difference-Makers One Mentor and Mentee at a Time
Creators hope program to help students reach professional goals matures into a mentoring network that keeps forming new trunks and branches.
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Small Steps Have Outsized Impact
Read MoreNational Science Foundation Grant Advances Academic Excellence through Diversity
The Advanced Materials Synthesis Research Experience for Undergraduates site will immerse rising sophomores through seniors in authentic materials research projects.
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CAREER Award: What Makes Good Fibroblasts Go Bad?
Read MoreNSF Grant Funds Study of Fibrosis Progression Using Hydrogels Engineered to Mimic Living Tissue
Researchers like Steven Caliari believe a cure for fibrotic diseases is possible. His research aims to reveal the cellular mechanisms that turn on the disease process.