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News highlights
2Professors 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
Hello Barcelona! Six researchers attended the Gordon Research Conference on Green Chemistry in Spain this summer.
Ward Thompson receives new NSF grant
Graduate student attends ACS summer school
James Blakemore receives DOE Early Career Award
CEBC grad Dupeng Liu attends U.S. Foreign Policy Colloquium
Summer 2018 Undergraduate Research Program
Where are they now? A feature update on CEBC alumnus Arely Torres
Unseminars teach powerful science communication strategies
Major federal grant wraps up in 2018: What are the impacts?
New additions, recent departures
Tim Jackson promoted to full professor
Chaudhari bestowed ORCS Raney Award
Industry support spikes in 2017-2018
Professor Tao's new catalyst featured in C&E News
Prestigious grant awarded to Juan Bravo Suarez
Dr. Tao named fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
DuPont Donates Library of New Materials to CEBC
NSF grant seeks to turn carbon dioxide into useful products
