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Wallace H. Coulter School of Engineering

Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering

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  • Two More Students Awarded Goldwater Scholarships 

    Two more Clarkson honors students have been awarded prestigious Goldwater Scholarships, & one has received an honorable mention. 

  • Clarkson University students engage in renewable energy research thanks to funding from National Grid

    Cost-Efficient Solar Cells 

    ChemE majors work to improve solar cell technology that would result in significant cost savings. 

  • Christy Petuczok

    A Competitive Advantage 

    When it came to apply to grad schools, Christy Petruczok '08 was confident that her experiences at Clarkson would make her stand out. She was right.   

  • Professor Philip K. Hopke appointed to EPA Clean Air Subcommittee

    Engineering and Air Pollution Policy 

    Professor Philip K. Hopke has been appointed to an EPA Clean Air Subcommittee, which will provide independent review and advice to the govenment agency concerning issues related to ambient air monitoring methods for air pollutants as regulated under the Clean Air Act. 

  • Kara Gilboy '11, working as a research assistant for Professor Evgeny Katz, means getting a first-hand education in exciting, state-of-the-art research.

    High-Powered Research 

    Working as a research assistant for Professor Evgeny Katz, Kara Gilboy is getting a first-hand education in state-of-the-art research.

     

  • Solid Skills. Solid Career Prospects. Solid Future 

    Even in an uncertain economy, opportunities for chemical engineering graduates continue to grow. According to the latest figures from the  AIChE,  employers plan to hire nearly 20% more ChemE grads this year than in 2010. There’s more good news: salaries are up an average of nearly 6% over last year, with a current average starting salary of $66,886. 

  • A Career Takes Off 

    Hope Matis '06 is working as a chemical engineer at General Electric's Global Research facility, taking on several projects in a variety of fields and working alongside "some of the most brilliant scientific minds in research."

     

  • Adam Tatusko '00

    Jack of All Trades 

    Adam Tatusko '00 has tried it all, from industry to the military to earning a Ph.D. from MIT. 

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  • Yarong Lin

    Blood Work

    Working with blood to make medical devices work within our bodies.

  • Daniel J. Horn

    The Purification Process

    Daniel J. Horn is purifying water for food, pharmaceuticals and future scientific development.

  • Kevin Fisher

    Seizing Opportunities

    Kevin Fisher's education includes independent research, SPEED team involvement, and a coop at a chemical company.

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  • Professor Ruth Baltus

    Researching & Mentoring

    Ruth Baltus enjoys both sides of being a professor: performing research and teaching.

  • Professor Ian Suni

    Detecting Danger

    Prof. Ian Suni's research will help people with food allergies avoid deadly allergic reactions.

  • Professor Sitamaran Krishnan

    Renewable Energy

    Prof. Sita Krishnan is designing new materials for renewable energy and clean energy technologies.