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Matt Kipper receives prestigious CAREER Award

Dr. Matt J. Kipper recently received the National Science Foundation’s prestigious award, The Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award. Dr. Kipper’s project “Development of complex polysaccharide nanostructures via electrostatic self-assembly” is a combination of research and educational efforts that will develop technology to tailor the assembly of complex nanostructured materials from polysaccharides. Full story...


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Biosensor Work featured in respected journal

With funding from the National Institutes of Health, Dr. David Dandy has led an interdisciplinary team in the successful development of a novel integrated optical waveguide biosensor platform. Recent laboratory results are so compelling that the premier micro-analytical methods journal, Lab on a Chip, will feature the work as the cover article in its August 7, 2009 issue. More…

 

College of Engineering Awards,
May 12th, 2009

At the College of Engineering Awards three of the faculty in the department of Chemical and Biological Engineering were honored!

We're very proud to announce the following awards:
Dr. Travis Bailey - Abell Outstanding Teaching & Advising Faculty Award

Dr. Qiang (David) Wang - Abell Outstanding Early-Career Faculty Award

Dr. Ken Reardon - College of Engineering Faculty Excellence Award

Congratulations to you all!

 

Department Awards

Presented Friday May 8th, 2009

Outstanding Graduate Teaching Awards presented to Justin Weaver and Jing Zong (student and faculty nominated)

Outstanding Graduate Research Award presented to David Grzenia (faculty nominated)

Outstanding Teacher Award presented to Matt Kipper. (student nominated)

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Upcoming Events

Department Seminars - Noon-1pm, Glover 201 (unless otherwise noted).

Nov 20th
Sean Hays, Summit Toxicology. "Engineering Modeling Applications in Setting Safe Exposure Limits for Chemicals"

Dec 4th
Eugene Chen, Colorado State University

Dec 11th
Keith Neeves, Colorado School of Mines

 

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Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering
Colorado State University
1370 Campus Delivery
Fort Collins, CO 80523-1370
Phone: (970) 491-5252
Fax: (970) 491-7369
Email: cbe@engr.colostate.edu