ChBE @ Georgia Tech

Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering @ Georgia Tech

[ChBE @ Georgia Tech @GTChBE]

Crude oil refining hasn't changed much in a century. Researchers at Georgia Tech and KAIST have published a paper in Nature that suggests a simple membrane material could significantly cut the energy and carbon footprint of petroleum refining. https://t.co/xsWgSszjpW

[Georgia Tech College of Engineering @gatechengineers]

Our new dean is getting up to speed with his leadership team in his first days on the job. It’s good to have @Mitch_lr_Walker back in Tech Tower!

[Georgia Tech Federal Relations @GTinDC]

Thanks to Professor Prausnitz from @ibbgatech & @GTChBE for hosting staff from Institute Relations today! Great to hear about how funding from @NIH has resulted in significant advances in microneedles & drug delivery.

[Georgia Tech College of Engineering @gatechengineers]

Dropping a new Helluva Engineer magazine in your timeline — with a peek into interesting research labs (a mini ocean & mini moon, among them) and ways we're partnering with industry on real-world challenges. Check it out: https://t.co/DgWlQ2KGEW

[ChBE @ Georgia Tech @GTChBE]

Microneedle technology developed by Prof. @MarkPrausnitz of ChBE@GT allowed an Atlanta eye doctor to treat eye inflammation directly at its source, improving treatment and vision for patients. https://t.co/712g4bux1V
#ResearchforRealLife

[Georgia Tech Research @GTResearch_]

Congrats to @GTChBE's John Blazeck, who has won a @NSF Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award for his work on creating and evolving antibodies from scratch in yeast. https://t.co/nPAqJExvF4

[Georgia Tech Research @GTResearch_]

Thank you, Carson Meredith, for leading @gtrbi. We're excited to welcome Chris Luettgen as interim director! https://t.co/OsNPNq6JSi

[Georgia Tech College of Engineering @gatechengineers]

Congratulations to @craigrforest & Hang Lu, who’ve been honored with the @BORUSG's highest faculty distinction. Forest has been appointed a Regents’ Entrepreneur & Lu a Regents’ Professor. https://t.co/AvLoIYMKCM

[Georgia Tech College of Engineering @gatechengineers]

Engineered cell lines can take years and millions of dollars to develop. So there’s real potential for theft and industrial espionage. @GTChBE researchers now can protect valuable genetic material with a new “lock” that works at the DNA level. https://t.co/F8kLIVLt3l

[Georgia Tech College of Engineering @gatechengineers]

In 2022, Lukas, Rivash, Priscilla, Antonia, Carson and Ghufran had big plans for their lives. And @GeorgiaTech was going to help them get there. Now it’s time for their exit interviews. https://t.co/x2Q2K2U7mL

[ChBE @ Georgia Tech @GTChBE]

Congrats to Michael Silas @mbsilas22 (B.S. 2026), whose combination of academic excellence, leadership, and service recently earned him the College of Engineering’s top honor for a graduating senior: the Tau Beta Pi Cup. https://t.co/fhzN1Ayd2U #gojackets #wecandothat

[Georgia Tech Research @GTResearch_]

Congrats to Mark Prausnitz, who received Class of 1934 Distinguished Professor Award. https://t.co/4s2ZMatRtH

[Georgia Tech College of Engineering @gatechengineers]

Defense against enemy drones. Systems to improve organ transplants. Methane-oxygen rocket designs. Swimming simulators. Help for nonprofits, drivers, drummers, golfers. It was all on display at @GTCapstone. https://t.co/gjRP88eW4Z

[ChBE @ Georgia Tech @GTChBE]

Congrats to @MarkPrausnitz , who is this year’s recipient of the Class of 1934 Distinguished Professor Award.

Prausnitz is a Regents’ Professor, Regents’ Entrepreneur, and J. Erskine Love Jr. Chair in the School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering.
https://t.co/iyczPZgwmp

[Anuja Tripathi @TripathiAnuja]

What if a stainless steel implant could fight infection and improve compatibility with bone cells? We pinpointed the key feature size and tuned the nanoscale roughness to suppress bacterial growth while enhancing mineralization. https://t.co/HsC9maAj41
@GTChBE @GTResearch_

[Georgia Tech Research @GTResearch_]

.@GTChBE researchers are using patterned light to generate and control microscale forces that could inform designs for synthetic cells that deliver drugs. https://t.co/sRAIm3TNwz

[Georgia Tech College of Engineering @gatechengineers]

It’s Giving Day at Georgia Tech! For the next 24 hours, we’re joining together to support students and strengthen the future.

Find what matters most to you and make your gift now: https://t.co/JT4kTHQTEt #GTgives

[Georgia Tech College of Engineering @gatechengineers]

Researchers in @GTChBE can use light to make a microscopic “muscle” contract on command.

The ability to control those tiny forces could inform designs for new synthetic cells that deliver drugs. https://t.co/uSu8pTSm8n

[ChBE @ Georgia Tech @GTChBE]

Georgia Tech’s School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering (ChBE) is ranked 5th for the fifth year in a row in U.S. News & World Report’s annual ranking of graduate programs nationwide as well as No. 2 among public universities.
https://t.co/HLJGBsUbHI

[Georgia Tech College of Engineering @gatechengineers]

Congratulations to Georgia Tech engineers @rbeyah & Gabriel Rincón-Mora for their election to #AAASFellow! It’s a lifetime honor (and one that has celebrated Tech researchers for more than 100 years). https://t.co/sMzyE95uE4