With a recent donation, the Birdsalls are making space for future chemical engineers

With an eye on color, ChE’s Peng Jiang seeks easier ways to detect harmful chemicals

New sensor technology reveals hazardous chemicals with a simple color change.

From stone crabs to semiconductors: ChE Professor Travis Anderson reflects on a rewarding life in science

From a sixth-grade science fair to pioneering semiconductor research, Professor Travis Anderson shares the experiences that shaped his career and passion for engineering.

With a recent donation, the Birdsalls are making space for future chemical engineers 

A $500,000 gift from Chris and Julianne Birdsall will create a collaborative maker space for future chemical engineers.

New technique filters PFAS forever chemicals using “molecular Velcro”

Researchers developed a reusable gel that captures PFAS “forever chemicals” from water more effectively than many existing filters.

UF researchers receive NSF grant to study programmable synthetic cells

UF researchers are developing programmable synthetic cells that mimic how living cells sense and respond to their environment.

ChemE building renovation continues to progress

A recent construction tour offered a behind-the-scenes look at the ongoing renovation of the Chemical Engineering building, highlighting new framing, infrastructure work and preparations for a future elevator.