Leading Biomolecular Engineers Meet Locally
Associate Prof. Hal Alper recently co-chaired the 5th International Conference on Biomolecular Engineering at the Lost Pines Resort near Austin.
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Resources
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Peppas Named Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry
The UK’s top professional body for chemical scientists recognized Prof. Nicholas Peppas for his outstanding contributions to chemistry.
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Bob Schechter’s Memorial Resolution
A faculty committee recently completed a memorial resolution to recognize Prof. Emeritus Robert Schechter’s achievements and contributions to UT Austin.
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Sai Gourisankar Named Rhodes Scholar
The ChE senior is one of 32 students nationwide being recognized for outstanding intellect, character, leadership and commitment to service.
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Did you know?
- Faculty have produced six successful start-up companies
- Department faculty were awarded the highest number of patents at UT Austin in 2010-2011
- U.S. News & World Report ranks the McKetta graduate program No.6
- The department has approximately 190 graduate students
- Five faculty members are among the top 25 most cited chemical engineers in the world
- Average starting salary for B.S. graduates is $73,938
- Faculty have won 20 percent of major awards from the American Institute of Chemical Engineers in recent years
- The department has a network of more than 6,000 alumni world-wide
- The department has two National Medal of Technology and Innovation Laureates
- U.S. News & World Report ranks the undergraduate program No. 6
- Equation-Oriented Flowsheet Simulation and Optimization Using Pseudo-Transient Models
- Enhancing Visible Light Photo-oxidation of Water with TiO2 Nanowire Arrays via Cotreatment with H2 and NH3: Synergistic Effects between Ti3+ and N
- Characterization of Aluminum-Neutralized Sulfonated Styrenic Pentablock Copolymer Films
- Phosphonic Acid Adsorbates Tune the Surface Potential of TiO2 in Gas and Liquid Environments
- A General Power Modeling Framework for Individual Building Demand Management
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Meet our Faculty
Adam Heller
Professor Heller works in Bioengineering with specific interests in Bioelectrochemistry; Bioelectrocatalysis; Instrumentation for diabetes management; Diagnostic instrumentation.