ICYMI: .EMERGE allows a cohort of non-UM students from across the nation to learn about select @UMengineering doctoral programs by hosting a funded visit to @UMich. Learn more and apply by Tuesday, July 29

Asst. Prof. @jmin484 has received an NSF CAREER Award for research exploring how the surface patterns of biomaterials affect immune cells and bacteria to help create infection-resistant medical implants. MORE:

Are you a non-UM student hoping to learn what it takes become a successful Michigan Engineer? . EMERGE allows a cohort of students from across the nation to learn about select @UMengineering doctoral programs by hosting a funded visit to @UMich . More:

ICYMI: A new interdisciplinary global research project led by Nicholas Kotov will develop infrastructure for nanostructures to advance the frontiers of biosensing and metamaterials. Read the full article here:

RT @LinicLab: Congrats to Yi Zhang on a successful thesis defense! 🧫⚡️

Are you a non-UM student hoping to learn what it takes become a successful Michigan Engineer? . EMERGE allows a cohort of students from across the nation to learn about select @UMengineering doctoral programs by hosting a funded visit to @UMich . More:

Meet Assistant Professor Jovan Kamcev, a researcher at Michigan ChE helping shape the future of membrane science while creating an environment of growth and innovation in his lab. Learn more about Kamcev, his research and lab:

New funding supports research that could prevent long-term breast cancer metastases. ChE Prof. @NagrathSunitha has received funding from the @UMRogelCancer to lead innovative research using microfluidic assays and implantable scaffolds. Read more:

Created in part by Asst. Prof. Sasha Cai Lesher-Perez, the “Turbinator,” integrates 3D-printed turbines into Shirasu Porous Glass (SPG) systems to enhance scalable microdroplet production with applications to wound healing and regenerative medicine.

CHIRAL-PRO, led by @NicholasKotov @kotov_group, could lead to significant advancements in the detection of diseases like colon cancer and Alzheimer’s disease. Read the full article:

Are you a non-UM student hoping to learn what it takes become a successful Michigan Engineer? . EMERGE allows a cohort of students from across the nation to learn about select @UMengineering doctoral programs by hosting a funded visit to @UMich . More:

ICYMI: "From depression to probation to PhD: a ChE alum’s story of overcoming obstacles". In an intensely personal and inspiring journey, Nick Gregorich shares his transformation from an undergraduate to becoming a successful postdoctoral researcher.

Best Costume: Thomas Leekley (S. Nagrath Lab) . Most Likely to Lecture you on the 5k: Robert Ziff . Most Likely to Get Injured: Jonathan Albrecht (Lin Lab) . Best Department Spirit: Linlin Sun (Kotov Lab).

Fastest Faculty: Nicholas A. Kotov and Xiaoxia (Nina) Lin. Fastest Postdoc: Valentina Guevara (Eniola Lab). Fastest Graduate Students: Elliot Cooper (Allman Lab) and Clare Martin (Singh and Linic Labs). Fastest Undergrad Students: Hadley Griffin (Biggs Lab) and Samer Ayache.

🧵The results are in! Congratulations to the winners of last weeks Michigan Chemical Engineering 5K Fun Run! +

NEW: "Michigan ChE Faculty Leads International Collaboration on $10.7M Chiral Nanoparticles Project". CHIRAL-PRO, led by @NicholasKotov, could lead to significant advancements in the detection of diseases like colon cancer and Alzheimer’s disease.

ICYMI: Desalination plants, a major and growing source of freshwater in dry regions, could produce less harmful waste based on research by Assistant Professor @JovanKamcev and Postdoctoral Fellow David Kitto. Read the full story:

ICYMI: "Michigan Chemical Engineering Faculty Propel Innovation in Microgel Production through Unique 3-Day Challenge". A hackathon style collaboration between Michigan ChE and McGill University leads to compelling innovation in microgels. More:

After a career that spans more than three decades Mark Burns, T.C. Chang Professor of Engineering, has decided to retire. Tonight we celebrated his groundbreaking work in microfluidics, his leadership at @UMich, and his legacy of research excellence and academic innovation!

NEW: "From depression to probation to PhD: a ChE alum’s story of overcoming obstacles". In an intensely personal and inspiring journey, Nick Gregorich shares his transformation from an undergraduate to becoming a successful postdoctoral researcher. More: