RT @PennEngineers: A fungus once feared as the "pharaoh's curse" has been transformed into a cancer-fighting drug. Led by @XueSherryGao and….

A new breakthrough from the @XueSherryGao Lab:. Their latest study in Nature Chemical Biology reveals asperigimycins, fungal compounds with potent effects against leukemia cells—rivaling FDA-approved drugs. Nature’s pharmacy just got bigger.

Prof. Warren Seider co-authored a global call to revamp ChemE design education, shifting the focus from process to product innovation. Future engineers should design the "what," not just the "how.". Explore the full article and CACHE Report here:

RT @PennEngineers: Researchers from @CBE_Penn and @TU_Muenchen have discovered nanostructured materials that can passively harvest water fr….

Congrats to our PhD, master's, and undergraduate graduates in the Penn Engineering Class of 2025!. You've met challenges with grit and curiosity, and now you're ready to shape the future. We're so proud of you!. #PennEngineeringProud #ClassOf2025

We were honored to host Dr. Paula T. Hammond (@MIT) as our 2025 John A. Quinn Distinguished Lecturer in Chemical Engineering!. Her lecture on targeted nanoparticle therapies highlighted advances in drug delivery and cancer treatment— an inspiring look at the future of the field!

RT @PennEngineers: .@CBE_Penn's Senior Design 2025 projects addressed major challenges, from carbon dioxide conversion to sustainable batte….

We are excited to announce the John A. Quinn Distinguished Lecture featuring Paula Hammond of @MIT on "Sticky Nanoparticles: Electrostatic Assembly of Targeted Delivery Agents."

RT @PennEngineers: Five faculty members from @UofPenn were elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, including Penn engineering….

RT @OsujiChinedum: CBE@Penn had the pleasure of hosting Victor Zavala for our department seminar. Great talk on using geometry (topology!),….

Please join us tomorrow for a seminar from Victor Zavala, Baldovin-DaPra Professor in the Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering at @UWMadison. Weds., 03/05 @ 3:30 PM.Wu & Chen Auditorium

Please join us tomorrow for a seminar from @StattAntonia, Assistant Professor at @IllinoisMatSE. "Computational Design and Simulations of Soft Matter: From Molecular Insights to Functional Materials". Weds., 04/16 @ 3:30 PM.Wu & Chen Auditorium

Please join us tomorrow for a seminar from Maureen Tang, Associate Associate Professor at @DrexelCBE. "Value-added Transformations in Electrocatalysis and Graduate Education". Weds., 04/09 @ 3:30 PM.Wu & Chen Auditorium

Inpsired by cephalopods! New research co-authored by Prof. Daeyeon Lee creates electrically response particles for color-changing displays. Bioinspired pigment + polymer engineering = dynamic, tunable structural color. Read more:.

Please join us tomorrow for a seminar from Hal Alper, Cockrell Family Regents Chair of Engineering at @UTAustin. "Metabolic Engineering and Synthetic Biology for a Sustainable Future". Weds., 04/02 @ 3:30 PM.Wu & Chen Auditorium

Congratulations to @ShuYangPenn for being named a #NationalGeographic33 Visionary!. Her pioneering biomimicry research— drawing inspiration from nature to create sustainable materials— is shaping the future!. Read more about her work below. via @NatGeo.

Universities play a critical role in training the next generation of #CarbonRemoval experts. Professor Wilcox co-authors a new article on the skills needed to scale this industry. Read more on the evolving CDR talent pipeline:

Professor Kate Stebe & team are pioneering an eco-friendly method to separate rare earth elements using peptide-based molecules — inspired by human biology!. This breakthrough could revolutionize REE extraction. Click the link below to read more! .

Prof. Radhakrishnan's cutting-edge research is revolutionizing cancer treatment through AI-driven digital twin models and nanomedicine-based solutions. Join us in celebrating this incredible achievement!.@PennEngineers @ChEnected #AIChE.

Congratulations to @raviradhak on being elected an AIChE Fellow! This honor recognizes his exceptional contributions to chemical engineering, bioengineering, and computational sciences.