For a greener future
At the Center for Environmentally Beneficial Catalysis (CEBC), we know that changing how chemicals are manufactured can make a world of difference. Our mission is straightforward: invent cleaner, safer, energy-efficient technologies that protect the planet and human health. Our approach is unique (learn more).
News highlights
Transforming graduate training and building research capacity at KU
Hyrogen-generating technology climbs closer to commercialization with boost from new NSF grant
Congratulations May 2020 graduates and award winners
James Blakemore was promoted to associate professor with tenure, fall 2020
Advisory board meeting a 'virtual' success this spring
Earth Day's 50th anniversary featured in editorial by CEBC Director Bala Subramaniam
Bold, new traineeship integrates catalysis and data science
New NSF Partnership for Innovation Grant
Empowering high school teachers, students
Electrochemical conversion of carbon dioxide featured on journal cover
Undergrads combine art and science in new summer research program
New industry partner: Origin Materials
National Academy of Inventors honors Mark Shiflett
Two CEBC faculty win early career awards
Designing new catalysts with machine learning
Professors establish new professional society focused on catalysis
Prof. Chaudhari named recipient of the Higuchi-KU Endowment Research Achievement Award
New grant supports company founded by Professor Leonard and his student Joe Barforoush
From graduate student to company president: Congratulations Joe Barforoush
DuPont Donates Library of New Materials to CEBC
NSF grant seeks to turn carbon dioxide into useful products
