Professor of Instruction - Chemical and Biochemical Engineering
@...
Next time you are in the Seamans Center, come check out our newly redesigned Honor Wall, next to faculty patents and across from Human Resources!
The old Honor Wall had not been updated in years, was expensive to edit, and contained some errors. The new location allowed us to spread out...
The BUILD initiative is an opportunity for UI faculty and staff to gain strategic knowledge and skills to contribute to a welcoming and inclusive environment for all. By completing a series of workshops, participants will earn a certificate demonstrating their commitment as leaders for diversity...
Over a period of about 10 years from 2006 to 2015, the amount of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) in the atmosphere was in significant decline. Stricter regulations on vehicle emissions, the most common source of nitrogen dioxide, led to year-over-year reductions in the amount of pollution in the air....
CBE PhD student Nicole Thiher's publication titled "Counting Radicals: Methods to Measure Radiation Yields of Monomers in EB Polymerization" was recently published in UV + EB Technology , the official magazine of RadTech International North America.
Nicole's publication begins on page 32...
Inaugurating the Center for Computer Aided Design (CCAD) Research Initiative Seed Program (CRISP), eight faculty in the College of Engineering have been awarded a total of approximately $200K for FY2020. Established early in 2019, CRISP’s primary...
Beiming Tang, a 2nd year PhD student in Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, was awarded 2nd place in the student research presentation competition by the Chinese American Chemical Society Great Lakes Cater (GLCACS) this April. Beiming's presentation topic was "the study of NO2 using TROPOMI...
University of Iowa Chemical Engineering students toured Iowa Fertilizer Company in Wever, Iowa this semester. Ralph Butz, chemical engineer and part of plant management staff, led students and faculty on a detailed tour of the $3B process of making ammonia, urea, and nitric acid. Natural gas is...
Erion Hasa, PhD student, received an Award of Recognition from the Industrial Advisory Board of the IUCRC for Fundamentals and Applications of Photopolymerizations. Erion received this award for his research advancing the field of photopolymerization science and technology. Congratulations to...
Congratulations to PhD candidate Erion Hasa, alumnus Dr. Jon Scholte, and Professors Dr. Allan Guymon and Dr. Julie Jessop on their recent publication "Kinetically Controlled Photoinduced Phase Separation for Hybrid Radical/Cationic Systems" in Macromolecules . Their work was honored by being...