Chemical engineers are well-suited to make major contributions toward meeting challenges for the environment, energy, and sustainable development. The Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering has an active research program in the science and engineering of air pollution, links between climate and air pollution, sensors for air and water quality, bioremediation and treatment of air, water and sediment, and the design of new environmentally compatible technologies. Our atmospheric environmental research activities span many scales – from local to regional, and to global scale.
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Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Professor Jennifer Fiegel and College of Pharmacy Professor David Roman have received their first National Science Foundation (NSF) grant! The grant is to develop bio inspired nanoparticles to target lung epithelial cells. Read the...
Chemical and biochemical engineering associate professor Jennifer Fiegel was highlighted in the news by the Iowa Technology Institute at the University of Iowa. The piece discussed Fiegel's bioaerosol research and her associated recent publication titled “Surface rheological properties alter...
Dear Colleagues, I am excited to report that Sarah Vigmostad, associate professor in the Roy J. Carver Department of Biomedical Engineering, has accepted the position of co-chair of our college’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Council. In this role, Sarah will provide leadership at the...
