Carnegie Mellon Chemical Engineering

Ph.D. candidate Kimberly Hui is developing a rapid virus detection method that can be applied to vaccine production or used to diagnose patients suffering from sickness. Hui discusses the process and the team effort behind it in the latest Across the Cut.

Calling all future CMU ChemE graduate students! Applications are now open for all of our Master’s and Ph.D. programs. No matter if you’re hoping to make a career for yourself in research, industry, or academia, our world-class faculty and highly collaborative environment will prepare you to make your dream a reality. To learn more about the individualized mentorship, state-of-the-art facilities, and computational expertise that make the CMU graduate experience truly unique, check out our website.

The 42nd annual Chemical Engineering Graduate Student Association (ChEGSA) Symposium will be held this Thursday and Friday (October 1st and 2nd) and is fully virtual. All are welcome to register! This year's keynote speaker will be Professor Howard Stone of Princeton University. https://www.cheme.engineering.cmu.edu//chegsa-symposium.ht

To help tackle the lack of diversity and representation in science, this week, Chemical Engineering postdoctoral scholar Kishana Taylor and her co-organizers ar...e hosting the first Black in Microbiology week, a unique program highlighting Black scientists and their contributions to the field of microbiology. See more

This week is Black in Microbiology week! Co-organized by CMU ChemE postdoctoral scholar Kishana Taylor, this virtual event is a celebration of the many contributions made by Black researchers to the field of microbiology.