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NewsChemical Engineering Celebrates 50 Years at UConn!!!!! Thursday October 15, 2009
GAANN Fellowship for Ph.D. Candidates Available in Materials Science & Engineering at UConn! (more)
Special Edition, Summer 2009 Now Available for Viewing!!!!!
Materials Science & Engineering Students Inducted Into Alpha Sigma Mu at the ASM Hartford Chapter Meeting At the April 14, 2009 meeting of the Hartford Chapter of ASM, certificates, keys, and tassels were presented to the newly elected members of the Connecticut Alpha Chapter of Alpha Sigma Mu, The International Professional Honor Society for Materials Science and Engineering. Student membership selection is based upon scholastic standing, character and leadership. more
Materials Science & Engineering Students Participate in the Hartford Chapter of ASM International's Materials Camp more
Biofuel Team Holds Workshops Drs. Richard Parnas (Chemical, Materials & Biomolecular Engineering) and James Stuart (Chemistry) presented two workshops in January before audiences of high school chemistry instructors, at the request of the New England Association of Chemistry Teachers. more
Engineering Faculty Awarded Grants for Health Center Collaborations The University awarded grants to 11 multi-disciplinary research teams, of which four include engineering faculty members. The one-year start-up grants were made under a new UConn Health Center/Storrs and Regional Campus Incentive Grants (UCIG) program aimed at nurturing interdisciplinary research collaborations that are seen as having long-term promise and a strong potential for attracting significant external funding after the seed money concludes. The average funding level was $50,000. more
Winterstein Lands Fulbright Scholarship Jonathan Winterstein, a doctoral student in Materials Science & Engineering, has been awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to carry out research at the Austrian Centre for Electron Microscopy and Nanoanalysis -- an institute renowned for its high-quality electron spectroscopy and microscopy. more
Two CMBE Faculty Elected to CASE A total of five engineering faculty members have been elected to membership in the Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering (CASE), two of them faculty in the Chemical, Materials & Biomolecular Engineering Department. more
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