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🚨Now online! An Analysis explores the production of ethylene from aqueous carbonate feedstocks. The authors develop unit ops and full process designs, identify key process requirements, and elucidate the minimum benchmarks needed ChBE @ Georgia Tech Free link: nature.com/articles/s4428…

Thrilled to share our latest ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces publication! 🎉 Led by Pavithra Narayanan (Lively & Jones groups, ChBE @ Georgia Tech), we developed 3D-printed, ice-templated poly(ethylenimine) monoliths for direct air capture. These self-supported sorbents achieve a 31%

Congrats to BioE Ph.D. candidate Alexandra Patterson, winner of the 2025 Suddath Award! Highlights from her presentation today titled "Enabling Technologies for Next-Generation Cell-Free Diagnostics" and the award presented by the Suddath family 🏆 #IBB #SuddathSymposium

Join us on campus this Saturday for Celebrate STEAM, the Atlanta Science Festival launch event. Our researchers and students have prepped tons of hands-on activities to spark your curiosity — in robotics, biology, space, technology & much more. research.gatech.edu/ATLScienceFest…

It’s Georgia Tech Giving Day! 33% of the Tech experience is made possible by donors. Will you join us in creating the next generation of engineering leaders? #gtgives gtgives.org/giving-day/983…

.ChBE @ Georgia Tech researchers developed a plug-and-play platform for detecting protein biomarkers of disease that’s simple, flexible, and easy to use without costly lab equipment. This could be game-changing for home tests. b.gatech.edu/423kTR2

Copper nanocubes as low-cost enzyme mimics in a sarcosine-sensing reaction cascade #OpenAccess from Anuja Tripathi (Anuja Tripathi) and Mark P. Styczynski pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art… ChBE @ Georgia Tech

Congrats to Krista Walton who is one of four Georgia Tech engineers who are among the new fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) announced March 27. bit.ly/43v42rI

Atlanta is our home, and we wouldn’t have it any other way! 💛 #404Day

Special thanks to Carsten Sievers from ChBE @ Georgia Tech for sharing research on "Understanding Reaction Environments in Mechanocatalytic Processes" as part of the spring seminar series! engineering.lehigh.edu/news/article/s… #chemicalengineering #bioengineering #chemicalengineers #chemE

Georgia Tech’s School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering (ChBE) is ranked 5th for the fourth 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. bit.ly/425kY6U

A new study led by Dr. Patricia Stathatou Patricia Stathatou in Environmental Science & Technology shows that burning heavy fuel with scrubbers is the best available option for bulk maritime shipping. bit.ly/4jmCxoG #shipping #sustainability #marinescrubbers #fuels

7 GT faculty members have been elected 2024 Fellows of @AAAS, the world’s largest general scientific society and publisher of the Science family of journals. Congrats, chaoukita, Margaret E. Kosal, Wilbur Lam, Krista Walton, Anant Madabhushi, Dan Goldman, & Juan Rogers! b.gatech.edu/3Gdxk4v

From the Saad Bhamla in ChBE@GT

After crossing the stage to accept his BS in chemical engineering, Owen Pittman will head to Alaska for a backpacking expedition before entering basic training for the U.S. navy’s Nuclear Propulsion Officer Candidate program in July. bit.ly/3YXnvhr #commencement

Our recent study shows that electrochemically fabricated textured surfaces can reduce Candida and Fusarium fungal cells by ~98%. These nanoprotrusions can disrupt cells and generate reactive species—offering drug-free antifungal activity. ChBE @ Georgia Tech pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Congrats to ChBE Professor Paul Kohl, now Regents' Entrepreneur

Congrats to Alex Abramson Alex Abramson, assistant professor in Georgia Tech's School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, who has won a 2025 Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award. bit.ly/4n6vAuz

Georgia Tech engineers have created an “exploding” capsule able to deliver insulin and other drugs that usually require an injection — no needle required. It’s the latest innovation from Mark Prausnitz in ChBE @ Georgia Tech: bit.ly/44kxuRh

🚨 New paper from my lab!🚨Led by Zain Shabeeb We developed a physics-informed Transformer-VAE that learns the complex motion of NPs in LPTEM, linking stochastic trajectories to hidden physical interactions Nature Communications Georgia Tech College of Engineering ChBE @ Georgia Tech nature.com/articles/s4146…