ChBE Researchers Create New Architecture for Solid-State Li-ion Batteries?

Profs Eric Wachsman and Liangbing Hu have created flexible, garnet-based textiles for use in lithium-metal batteries. More...

Fighting Fungus: Engineering Antibodies for Validating Antifungal Drug Targets

Professor Amy Karlsson is developing a new process that more accurately simulates the effect of antifungal drugs on their targets, which she believes will convert more discoveries in the lab into products on the shelf. More...

Grip Boost Restores Football Gloves' Stickiness

Alumni of ChBE's Complex Fluids and Nanomaterials Group are part of a company that combined science and sports to create a new product restores performance to worn football gloves. More...

Hydrophobically Modified Polymers Create Cell Gels

Professor Srinivasa Raghavan's research group has created polymers that instinctively plug into cell membranes, linking them together in the form of a gel. The effect can be reversed without harming the cells, and could have applications in tissue engineering. More...

Cheaper, Faster and Longer Lasting: What Magnesium Iodine Chemistry Can Offer

Chunsheng Wang's research group is developing a rechargeable magnesium/iodine battery for daily consumer use. More...

The Enthusiastic 2018 ChBE Alumni Cup Team!