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News highlights
New corporate member: Reliance Industries, Ltd.
How scientific research changes our world: Bala Subramaniam predicts future of chemical industry
ACS e-Book chapter authored by CEBC faculty one of top 10 most read in 2013
CEBC gives high school teachers a summertime dose of engineering research
SABIC joins CEBC as 21st industry partner
New technology for terephthalic acid is cheaper. But is it greener?
A new course at KU this spring is helping undergraduates become better communicators.
Researchers present at a Workshop on Shale Gas Monetization, win poster award.
Article in prestigious journal reaches high school teachers nationwide
Sweeten Up: From Sugars to High-Value Chemicals
Former CEBC student--now employed at Chevron--presents industry colloquium
CEBC receives $4.4 million from NSF and EPA to design safer chemical manufacturing processes
Federal grant renewed for "Research Experiences for Teachers" program
Corporate partner ADM doubles lab space leased in Lawrence
Annual Report celebrates CEBC's tenth anniversary
