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Department head search: The Carnegie Mellon University College of Engineering invites applications for the position of Professor and Head of the Department of Chemical Engineering.

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Look around you: nearly everything you see was made in part by a chemical engineer.

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Dec 17

Alum spotlight: Yingkai Song

Yingkai Song (‘16) applies mathematical optimization to help decision-makers in the aviation industry determine when to fly, delay, or cancel certain flights while meeting customer demand.

Dec 11

Cui, Foong, and Park named Berg Scholars

As Berg Scholars, undergraduates Irene Cui, Yansi Foong, and Juhee Park received funding from the department to present their posters at the American Institute of Chemical Engineers conference.

Dec 05

Isoprene from rainforests drives new particle formation

The molecules and processes that contribute to atmospheric particle formation are underrepresented in climate models. Experiments at CERN are filling in missing information.

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