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Novel Antiviral Drug Combinations Demonstrate COVID-19 Therapeutic Potential
International team is among the first to demonstrate that combinations of antiviral drugs inhibiting both polymerase and exonuclease reduce… More
Mar 4 2022
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Lauren Marbella Named Cottrell Scholar
Assistant Professor Lauren Marbella of Chemical Engineering is part of the 2022 cohort of Cottrell Scholars recognized for innovation in… More
Feb 14 2022
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Chris Boyce Honored with NSF CAREER Award
Award will support his work on using MRI to characterize bubbly multiphase flows; could lead to revolutionizing technologies from sustainable… More
Jan 20 2022
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Columbia Engineering Is Partnering with Tuskegee University to Promote Diversity in STEM
Sloan Foundation grant will support the initiative’s initial focus on creating education and research opportunities in the fields of biomedical… More
Dec 17 2021
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Helen Lu, Allie Obermeyer, and Theanne Schiros Published in Chem’s UN COP26 issue
Article discusses the future outlook of sustainable biotextile production, covering methods to improve textile industry sustainability
Dec 7 2021
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New Computational Approach Predicts Chemical Reactions at High Temperatures
Columbia engineers invent method that combines quantum mechanics with machine learning to accurately predict oxide reactions at high… More
Dec 1 2021
Prof. Sanat Kumar Wins APS Polymer Physics Prize
Pioneering chemical engineer awarded the highest honor in polymer physics
Oct 15 2021
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Mijo Simunovic Named an NIH New Innovator
Chemical engineer and development biologist is advancing ways to develop human organs in the lab
Oct 8 2021
Columbia Giving Day
On October 20, students, faculty, alumni, families, and friends—from across Columbia and around the world—come together to give back to… More
Oct 6 2021
Junior Faculty in Batteries: The Next Generation of Energy Storage
This symposium features rising stars in the battery field who have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and lack of in-person meetings.
Oct 4 2021