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News highlights
New $4M NSF EPSCoR award to advance manufacturing of renewable and recyclable plastics
Take a virtual tour of the CEBC
Video features Prof. Allgeier unique characterization methods for porous media
KU's chemistry and chemical engineering grad programs rank in the top 50 of the nation; most CEBC grad students major in these areas. Rock chalk!
Cover of journal features CEBC research on carbon dioxide electrocatalysis
Director of CEBC appointed to national committee
Transforming graduate training and building research capacity at KU
Hyrogen-generating technology climbs closer to commercialization with boost from new NSF grant
James Blakemore was promoted to associate professor with tenure, fall 2020
Advisory board meeting a 'virtual' success this spring
Bold, new traineeship integrates catalysis and data science
New NSF Partnership for Innovation Grant
National Academy of Inventors honors Mark Shiflett
Two CEBC faculty win early career awards
Designing new catalysts with machine learning
NSF grant seeks to turn carbon dioxide into useful products
