Bill Lowrie establishes second professorship in honor of beloved faculty, Umit Ozkan
Honor is a very important word to William G. (Bill) Lowrie ’66. Not for himself, but for people in his life who have inspired him. Lowrie, who retired from BP Amoco as deputy CEO in 1999, and his wife Ernestine have been Ohio State donors and volunteers since Mr. | LEARN MORE
Feinberg publishes book, gives Princeton University's William Pierson Field lectures
Professor Emeritus Martin Feinberg , a pioneer in the rapidly emerging field of chemical reaction network theory, has published a new, 454-page book on the theory, which aims to tie aspects of reaction network structure in a precise way to the variety... | LEARN MORE
Doctoral student Kai Chen wins Klein Travel Award
Kai Chen, a Ph.D. student in Winston Ho’s group, has been selected as a winner of the 2019 Elias Klein Founders’ Travel Supplement Award by the North American Membrane Society (NAMS). The selection of this award is based, in part, on academic achievements. | LEARN MORE
Alumnus Yang Han wins Young Membrane Scientist Award
Yang Han, a recent Ph.D. graduate (December 2018) from Winston Ho ’s group, has received the 2019 Young Membrane Scientist Award from the North American Membrane Society (NAMS). This marks the fourth major award for Han. In the final year of his Ph.D. | LEARN MORE
NSF CAREER Award to support cancer research of CBE alumnus Shreyas Rao
Metastatic breast cancer cells lodging in the brain may rest in sleep mode before awakening to wreak havoc, but the reasons why the cells stay dormant and later become active is not fully understood. With the support of a five-year, $514,890 CAREER... | LEARN MORE
Distinguished CBE alumni honored by College of Engineering
Ohio State CBE alumni Shellie Porter Caudill (BS ’00) and Daniel M. Coombs (BS ’78) were among a group of 15 exceptional buckeye engineers honored at the College of Engineering's 21st annual awards celebration on November 2, 2018. “This year’s... | LEARN MORE
About Us
The Ohio State University is located in Columbus, Ohio, a thriving, multicultural Smart City that offers a low cost of living and a stable economy, vibrant neighborhoods, outstanding medical facilities, and a multitude of recreational, cultural, and intellectual opportunities.
The William G. Lowrie Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, situated in the heart of campus, is one of the oldest chemical engineering programs in the United States and is marked by a tradition of excellence. With The Ohio State University being one of the largest universities in the world, vast opportunities abound, yet within the program itself, many students experience a small, home-town or even family feel, and faculty report an environment of exceptional colleagiality.
Learn more about what makes the William G. Lowrie Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering a top-rated program, and discover why College of Engineering Dean David Williams believes that Ohio State Engineering is a driver of economic development and what makes Ohio State and Columbus stand out.
Welcome to the William G. Lowrie Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering!
Please browse our pages and read CBE Department Chair Andre Palmer's welcome message. Pictured above: Professor Palmer visits with the Class of 1980.
Explore the New Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering and Chemistry Building
From future-focused research in energy, advanced materials, and polymers, to bioengineering, cancer research, and drug delivery, some of the world's greatest challenges will be solved here.
Koffolt Laboratories, located in the new 225,000 gross sq. ft. CBEC (Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering and Chemistry) building, offers state-of-the-art laboratory and classroom space and supports collaborative learning and intensive research.
Take a visual tour or take the #MannequinChallenge at Unit Operations Laboratory.
But most of all, come and see for yourself what the Wiliam G. Lowrie Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering is all about.
