The Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering has a long tradition of excellence in research and teaching. The consistently strong emphasis on fundamentals provides our students with the solid background needed to succeed in their careers in both academic and industrial environments. As a result, many of our graduates are leaders in chemical engineering throughout the world. Undergraduate and graduate students at Wisconsin experience an environment that is characterized by a unique diversity of opportunities, ranging from cutting-edge highly impactful world-class research, to service and outreach activities and to international educational programs, both within the department and across campus — UW-Madison as a whole ranks consistently as one of the world’s leading universities and for decades our department has maintained the highest rankings in both undergraduate and graduate programs.
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US，Wisconsin，Madison，53706
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It was wonderful to welcome UW-Madison Chemical and Biological Engineering alum Katherine Brebrick, who took my process dynamics & controls course 8 years ago! It was awesome to learn a bit about her current work on data analytics and energy systems at Kinergetics LLC and to hear her perspectives on how her education has impacted her career. Alumni visits really make my day. On Wisconsin! #chemicalengineering #controls #datascience
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University of Wisconsin-Madison engineers have developed a new solvent-based technique for removing stubborn pigments from recycled multilayer plastic packaging. The advance makes recycled plastic more commercially appealing—increasing its market value and moving the industry closer to "closing the loop" for recycled plastic. The research, published in the March 14, 2025, issue of Science Advances, was led by postdoctoral fellow Tianwei Yan and PhD student Charles Granger, who work in the lab of UW-Madison Chemical and Biological Engineering Professor George Huber. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dGsmbubQ Reid Van Lehn #plastic #recycling
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March 12th, 2025 marked our last CUWP Annual Meeting, and what an incredible five years it's been! I began this journey in the summer of 2020, right in the midst of COVID. Since then, we've achieved so much. As this chapter comes to a close, I'm filled with optimism for the future and excited to join Prof. Huber’s new center, CMORE (Center for Mineral and Metal Oxide Removal from Biomass). Congratulations to CUWP’s poster session winners: Charles Granger Ugochukwu M. Ikegwu and Hedam Kim!
Magnus Swenson was the University of Wisconsin-Madison's first prolific inventor and instrumental in creating the UW’s?Department of Chemical Engineering?in 1905. He was also a visionary businessman and humanitarian with an outsized impact on the world around him. A textbook example of the Wisconsin Idea, even before the concept officially existed, Swenson used his knowledge to benefit the city, the state, and the world. Read more about him online at OnWisconsin: https://lnkd.in/g7MuixCa #chemicalengineering #chemicalengineer #alumni #badgeralumni UW-Madison College of Engineering
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Folks, I'm chairing the?#ArtificialIntelligence?and?#ProcessSystemsEngineering?session, and so far, we only have one submission (by our own brilliant?Hamta Bardool at?SECQUOIA??????). Consider submitting to this and all the other sessions! We have decided to extend the deadline for abstract submissions for a week, so let those abstracts come in! #ChemicalEngineering #Midwest #AI #PSE #ChemE Purdue AIChE UW-Madison Chemical and Biological Engineering UW-Madison Chemical and Biological Engineering Carnegie Mellon Chemical Engineering Purdue University Davidson School of Chemical Engineering Department of Chemical Engineering at University of Illinois at Chicago University of Minnesota College of Science and Engineering
Abstract submissions are open for this year's AIChE Midwest Regional Conference! It's a blast every year and a great way to network with regional chemical engineers from industry, academia, and national labs across multiple disciplines! ?? Abstract deadline is February 28th ?? https://lnkd.in/gr5guStG ?? Our keynote speakers this year will be Shirley Meng from University of Chicago and Zara Summers from LanzaTech! Join us to see the latest developments in energy storage research and biorecycling technology. ?? Want to participate in the poster session instead? Use the same link to submit!
In?an invited review article?for the journal?Nature Chemical Engineering,?Professor Manos Mavrikakis discusses new modeling methods for understanding the dynamic evolution of active sites generated by reactants and/or intermediates on catalyst surfaces under realistic reaction conditions, including temperature and pressure. This type of modeling could then be used in the rational design of new classes of catalysts that could be implemented for accelerating a wide range of thermally catalyzed and electrocatalyzed reactions. Read more on our website: https://lnkd.in/etFtGmvw Nature Magazine UW-Madison College of Engineering #catalysis #phdresearch #research #chemicalengineering #chemicalengineer #catalyst #catalysts #electrocatalysis
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We're thrilled to welcome back alumnus Devesh Ranjan as the 10th dean of the College of Engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison! He comes from the Georgia Institute of Technology, where he led one of the country's largest and highest-ranked engineering programs. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gCg37aFM
Congratulations to Doug Cameron and Bjerne Steffen Clausen, two CBE associates who were recently elected to the National Academy of Engineering! Doug Cameron was a chemical engineering professor at University of Wisconsin-Madison between 1986 and 1998 until moving into private industry. Bjerne Clausen was a postdoctoral scholar in Professor Emeritus Jim Dumesic in 1978 before he went to work for Danish company Haldor Topsoe. Read more on our website: https://lnkd.in/gEShRQCp UW-Madison College of Engineering #congrats #congratulations #NAE
For Beth and Matthew Koenings, UW-Madison Chemical and Biological Engineering program wasn’t just an academic challenge; it was the beginning of a lifetime of shared dreams, teamwork, and love. Their story reminds us that sometimes, the best partnerships start with a shared passion for solving problems—and a little serendipity. Read more about their love story on our website: https://lnkd.in/gPfETv86