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Welcome...
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Join us and become
part of a world-class program. |
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Our department has been ranked 19th overall
and 10th among public graduate programs by U.S. News & World Report,
and ranked
4th in average citations per publication by University Science
Indicators,
(see
SCI-BYTES 2000-2004).
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We're Moving!
Watch
for more details as we plan to move into our new state of the art
building....
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Our new building is in the early planning stages and is
slated for completion Fall 2011! In this new facility our
department will continue to offer cutting-edge training to
outstanding graduate and undergraduate students.
Our research programs which are extremely active, will
continue with an even stronger focus on how fundamental
science can be extended to engineering applications.
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Learn more about our research
strengths which include biomaterials and tissue engineering,
biopharmaceuticals, metabolic engineering, renewable energy, complex
fluid behavior, functional materials designed at the micro- and
nanoscale level, catalysis, sensors, membranes, and polymers. |
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Strengths in these areas are underscored by industry-supported
centers in membranes, biorefining, and photopolymerizations, and by
government-funded graduate training programs in biotechnology,
renewable energy, sensors, and functional materials. Our strong
undergraduate program emphasizes a high degree of faculty-student
interactions, an active learning classroom environment,
undergraduate research and multiple interdisciplinary degree
options. |
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