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Clemson Student Wins Top Award for Brain Disease Research
Health & WellnessMay 5

Clemson Student Wins Top Award for Brain Disease Research

Chemical engineering student Ashley Blake just earned one of America's most prestigious undergraduate honors for her work developing treatments that could help millions living with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. The Goldwater Scholar is creating drug delivery systems that can break through the brain's natural barriers to deliver medicine where it's needed most.

Google News - Disease Cure2 min read
Scientists See Oxygen Moving Inside Catalysts for First Time
InnovationApr 21

Scientists See Oxygen Moving Inside Catalysts for First Time

Chinese researchers captured oxygen atoms traveling through the interior of a catalyst, not just on its surface. This breakthrough could revolutionize how we design cleaner, more efficient chemical reactions.

Google News - Breakthrough Discovery2 min read
IIT Hyderabad Launches India's First AI-ML Chemical Engineering MTech
InnovationMar 13

IIT Hyderabad Launches India's First AI-ML Chemical Engineering MTech

India's first postgraduate program combining chemical engineering with artificial intelligence just opened at IIT Hyderabad. The new degrees prepare students to use AI and data science to solve real-world challenges in energy, manufacturing, and sustainable materials.

Indian Express2 min read
MIT Spinout Cuts Industrial Energy Use by 15% With New Tech
SolutionsFeb 1

MIT Spinout Cuts Industrial Energy Use by 15% With New Tech

A startup born from MIT labs just created a breakthrough that could slash the chemicals industry's massive energy footprint. Their new membrane technology replaces heat-based processes that currently consume up to 15% of the world's total energy.

Phys.org - Technology3 min read
Scientists Find 'Just Right' Size for Reusable Catalysts
InnovationJan 28

Scientists Find 'Just Right' Size for Reusable Catalysts

Researchers discovered that rhodium clusters of about 10 atoms work better than single atoms or large particles for making plastics and detergents. This breakthrough could make chemical manufacturing cheaper and more sustainable.

Phys.org2 min read