Maryland Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
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Solving the world’s most crucial problems in energy, health, and the environment at the @UofMaryland.
College Park, Maryland
Joined August 2017
Austin Appiah, a sophomore majoring in chemical and biomolecular engineering, is one of the few Black students in the Design Cultures & Creativity living-learning program—who understands the true power of representation. Get to know his story at 🔗
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The Clark School celebrates the contributions of Black engineering trailblazers during the month of February. Our Dean's Black History Month message highlights the impact of these accomplishments in our society today. Read the full message at 🔗
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Researchers involved with the Sodium-ion Alliance for Grid Energy Storage (SAGES) have revealed results of new batteries for grid applications. Learn more about the research, published in Nature Nanotechnology last Thursday at 🔗
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Chemical engineers have introduced a new chemistry that could power EVs with higher energy and safety. Learn more about the research, published Monday in Nature Materials at 🔗
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RT @ClarkSchool: A $10M gift from Edward & Jennifer St. John and the Edward St. John Foundation will launch the St. John Center for Transla…
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Peter Kofinas has seen the consequences of hyperammonemia in children, which for years required in-hospital, slow testing. His solution was an at-home device that parents could use to measure their babies’ ammonia levels. Learn more at 🔗
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More than 1 in 10 babies in the U.S. are born before their due date, and no preventative treatments approved by the FDA exist. Hannah Zierden, a chemical and biomolecular engineer, explores a new drug delivery mechanism that could work. Learn more at 🔗
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The first accurate model for plasmonic photocatalysis was revealed today in the journal Matter. Using electron microscopy techniques, Taylor Woehl and collaborators proved how this reaction unfolds at the nanoscale. Learn more about the discovery at 🔗
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The University of Maryland joined a $50 million energy research partnership led by the Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory. The collaboration, named LENS, seeks to advance sustainable energy solutions for electric vehicles. Read more at 🔗
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RT @ClarkSchool: The Fall/Winter 2024 issue of Engineering at Maryland magazine is here! Learn more about how engineers at the University o…
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A sophomore majoring in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering will compete in the 2024 NCAA Cross Country Championship, becoming the sixth Terp in program history to qualify for this race. Visit 🔗 to learn more about Rose Coats' stats.
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The University of Maryland joined the Sodium-ion Alliance for Grid Energy Storage (SAGES), an effort that aims to advance sustainable solutions for the growing energy demand. Visit 🔗 to learn about the impact of this collaboration.
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The U.S. Air Force invested over $1.2M in electron microscopy research initiatives that could unveil new technologies for aerospace materials. Visit 🔗 to learn about the two projects led by Associate Professor Taylor Woehl.
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Michael Kio, an assistant research professor, was named associate fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), for his technical leadership and positive impact. Learn more about this recognition at 🔗
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RT @FischellInstUMD: Did you know that the Fischell Institute offers lab tours & an opportunity to learn more about our educational program…
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Come meet us at the Annual AIChE Meeting today through October 31!
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RT @ClarkSchool: With expertise spanning the full spectrum of semiconductor manufacturing, Maryland Engineering is leveraging new funding a…
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Over 60 high school students from DC and Maryland were introduced to Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering last Thursday. The program, ChemE Connect, included lab tours, presentations and a student panel. Learn more at 🔗
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This year’s campus-wide theme is “Queering Creation Brick by Brick,” which serves as a reminder that the history of LGBTQ+ people is built into the origins of our society, and calls us to remember our foundations and express our truths to build community.
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