KOFFOLT NEWS 2017
Fall 2017 | Issue No. 21
FACULTY NEWS
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Three new faculty join CBE
The department is thrilled to announce that Eduardo Reátegui (assistant professor, Cancer Research Cluster); Andrew Tong (research assistant professor/clinical assistant professor, Energy); and Andrew Maxson (clinical assistant professor, Unit Operations) have all joined CBE! Read about their backgrounds.
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Lightning strikes four times for PalmerCBE Professor and Chairman Andre Palmer has received a fourth four-year R01 from the NIH in under a year supporting his research on artificial red blood cells. The fourth R01, totalling $2.8M, brings Palmer’s NIH R01 total to $8.4M. See how Dr. Palmer's research could lead to saving lives. |
Lee develops breakthrough ‘one-touch healing’ nanochipProfessor James Lee and researchers at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center developed a new technology, Tissue Nanotransfection (TNT), that can generate any cell type of interest for treatment within the patient’s own body. Find out how it works. |
More faculty news
- Wyslouzil sets new record creating ‘squarest’ ice crystals ever
- Asthagiri publishes in Science
- More research grants for faculty
- Alumni honor Jack Zakin
- Faculty Awards and Honors
- El-Monier secures sponsorships for eight petroleum engineering students
ALUMNI NEWS
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Jacob Elmer earns NSF CAREER award for gene therapy researchNot only did Villanova University Assistant Professor Jacob Elmer (PhD ’11) win a $500,000 NSF CAREER award, he also received $300,000 from the NSF and $254,000 from the NIH this year. Discover how he created his niche. |
More alumni news
UNDERGRADUATE NEWS
Lost in space? Not CBE students!As fall semester kicked off, nearly 200 CBE students attended a NASA Internship Info Session hosted by their peers to learn what it takes to become a NASA intern. Find out what students did on their internships! |
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More undergraduate news
GRADUATE PROGRAM NEWS
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Chemical engineering students win Pelotonia cancer research fellowshipsUnder the biomolecular arm of chemical engineering, today’s engineers reach into medical research by using the principles of engineering, and three CBE students have won Pelotonia Cancer Research Fellowships to support their research. Find out what motivates them. |