Chemical engineering

Shulamit Levenberg, a postdoctoral associate in chemical engineering, surveys cell cultures at a microscope in the Langer lab.

Langer team reports source of cells for engineered human blood vessels

April 3, 2002

Team reports source of human cells for engineered blood vessels

March 28, 2002

Alice Gast named vice president for research and associate provost at MIT

June 29, 2001

Chemical engineering recognizes students

June 6, 2001

Bridge between biology and chemical engineering explored

October 25, 2000

Tool created for designing cleaner-burning diesel engines

October 25, 2000

Combustion engines subject of lecture

October 18, 2000

Michael J. Buchanan and Caroline P. Chen receive their Outstanding TA Awards from Professor Robert C. Armstrong (left), head of chemical engineering.

Chemical engineering ceremony honors department members

May 31, 2000

Chemistry and materials research discussed

May 17, 2000

Visiting scientist Joseph Kost (right) demonstrates a device developed with Professor Robert Langer (left) and colleagues that uses ultrasound to painlessly monitor glucose levels.

Ultrasound technique could eventually replace blood-drawing

March 1, 2000

Drawing blood could become history with MIT ultrasound technique

February 29, 2000

Professor Jackie Ying has created a powder that allows chemicals to catalyze at lower temperatures than was previously possible.

Material could aid high-temperature processes

January 12, 2000

MIT material could aid high-temperature processes

Could cut pollutant emissions from natural gas power plants

January 5, 2000

Wang calls biotechnology 'fruitful for mining' by chemical engineers

October 27, 1999

Probe gathers data for better polymers

September 1, 1999

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