UMD study reveals a class of materials known as "active matter."
Po-Yen Chen proposes a new processing method in Advanced Functional Materials.
Taylor Woehl and collaborators unveil new imaging technique using electron microscopy to model plasmonic photocatalysis accurately for the first time.
Chemical engineers will tackle new areas of research that could unfold enhanced technologies for aerospace materials.
Promotion will go into effect later this summer.
Woehl and Zhang join four other Clark School faculty members who received CAREERs earlier this year.
2022 USNWR Graduate Rankings put ChemE at Maryland at #19.
Woehl research group visualizes how organic ligands contribute to bimetallic nanoparticle synthesis.
Study will have numerous applications in the environmental and industrial fields.
Akua Asa-Awuku and Taylor Woehl will study the interactions between organic vapor in the atmosphere and aerosols.
Woehl research group will investigate fundamental aspects of chemical reaction driven nanoparticle assembly processes.
ChBE Professor Taylor Woehl offers insight into more efficient microscopy technique.
Petroleum Research Fund will provide $110K over the next two years.
Towards a more realistic picture of how crystal nucleation occurs at a solid-liquid interface.
Study published in the Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences.
Study published in Chemistry of Materials.
Method utilized to develop physics model for how NPs behave in electric fields under various conditions.
Ferrick will be recognized at the Clark School Honors and Awards Ceremony on April 11.
Study will be in Collaboration with Baltimore-Based Pixelligent Technologies.
Uchinda is on track to complete her B.S. in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering next spring.
This award provides seed money for research and professional growth of young faculty, resulting in new funding opportunities.
The Wells fellowship supports new research in sustainable energy generation and/or storage.
Dr. Taylor Woehl to co-host
Understanding Radiation Beam-Damage during Cryo-, ETEM, Gas- and Liquid-Cell Electron Microscopy.
