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Last updated: 02/27/02 
Chemical Engineering Research
The Graduate Program in Chemical and Biochemical Engineering is composed of several major elements organized around current research themes: bioengineering and biotechnology, environmental engineering, electrochemical engineering, polymer science, engineering science, and food engineering.
The program emphasizes integration of instruction and application, placing great importance on individual student projects and expressions of creativity and originality in the application of fundamentals to the solution of research and design problems. The use of basic and advanced chemical and biochemical engineering principles is stressed, together with the development of practical applications relating, for example, to industrial processing, environmental quality improvement and regulation, and conceptual advances in the understanding of chemical and biochemical reaction processes. Research effort is applied to the advancement of basic scientific theories as well.
Here is a listing
of the different areas that Chemical and Biochemical Engineering encorporates:
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to locate a professor by their area of research)
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Biochemical |
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Biomedical |
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Chemical Statistical Thermodynamics |
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Diffusion, Reaction & Mixing |
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Food Engineering |
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Environmental Engineering |
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Pharmaceutical Engineering |
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Polymer Science |
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Process Systems Engineering |
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Safety Engineering |
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Process Control |
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Reaction Engineering |
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Chemcial Engineering Science |
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PhD Training Program in |
| Biotechnology | |
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Separation Processes |
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