Seminar Abstract
Solution-processed electronic materials have been developed to enable manufacturing platforms complementary to conventional silicon technology. These electronic inks can be deposited and patterned by low-cost printing tools such as inkjet printers and gravure presses. Notably, the printing process is compatible with many substrates ranging from plastics to fibers, to potentially integrate electronics on … Read the rest »
Looking for a summer internship, co-op, or full time position? Connect with potential employers at the 15th annual Spring Engineering Expo. Open to all UT Austin students and alumni. Students must show a UT ID at the door.
Learn more about which employers will be there and what you should bring.… Read the rest »
Undergraduate students need to complete or update their online Engineering Scholarship Application by February 1st to be considered for scholarships 2013-2014.… Read the rest »
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Plants have evolved highly sophisticated mechanisms of self-repair to regenerate proteins that become photo-damaged over time. In the absence of this self-repair cycle, plants demonstrate less than 5% of their photosynthetic yield, diminishing plant growth and lifetime. Key to this self-repair process is the reversible self-assembly of protein complexes, which is characterized by … Read the rest »
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Seminar Abstract
Graphene is a single atomic layer of carbon with extraordinary properties including exceptionally high electronic carrier mobilities, thermal conductivity, and mechanical strength
. Researchers are rapidly developing graphene-based applications in high-speed electronics, chemical and biological sensing, optoelectronics, and energy storage and conversion to take advantage of these behaviors. In all these applications, the … Read the rest »
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As corn-based biofuels reach their practical limits, advanced algae-based biofuels are poised to supply the rapidly increasing demand for renewable fuels. Large energy costs in biorefineries using traditional separation techniques for dilute feedstocks are currently a hurdle, but also a major opportunity for innovation. Advanced materials and their manufacturing into low-cost, energy-efficient separation … Read the rest »
On Saturday, December 8th, parents, friends and family will congregate at The University of Texas at Austin to watch many engineering students graduate from the Cockrell School of Engineering.
Graduating another cohort of young engineers is a momentous occasion, and with a little organization and need-to-know information on the big event, the day will be … Read the rest »
The Graduating Senior Reception is open to Chemical Engineering graduating seniors and faculty.
Please join us for for a celebration with sandwiches, hors d’oeuvres, and desserts. There will be a photo booth, and photos will be posted to the ChE Flickr page.
Come make memories, and get together with your fellow classmates one last time!… Read the rest »