Alumnus David McKinney (BS ’84), current president of ISOFlex Packaging and founder of Coldpack, was inducted into the department’s Hall of Fame.

After alumnus Erick Ribeiro (PhD ’20) built an innovative energy storage device printed on a 3D printer, NASA began scaling them to use on a Mars rover.

The Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering recognized several faculty, staff, students, and alumni with its annual awards.

CBE alumna and Mercer University Dean of Engineering Laura Lackey tries to affect change through outreach and applied research with the Mercer on Mission program.

Woodi Woodland returned to UT’s campus after 15 months of internship and study at Germany’s Technical University of Hamburg.

As alum Angie Cannon (BS/ChE ’81) is set to retire from Cannon & Cannon, she turns her focus to encouraging women and minorities to enter the STEM and business fields.

Each year, the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering recognizes several faculty, staff, students, and alumni with awards.

Oscar Martin Jr. joined DuPont after completing his master’s degree at UT, studying under Professor Robert (Pete) Counce.

Alum Brandon Wilbanks received a 2019 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, and alum Matthew Gordy was lead author on a paper that began as a senior design project.

Through a generous matching program by Kyleen Franz’s former employer, ExxonMobil, her husband Warren Franz has been honored with a named scholarship at UT.