New logo announcement! "I am pleased to share that our department now has an official logo—our very first. This new design captures the energy, creativity, and collaborative spirit that define our community. The sphere contains vibrant elements swirling, colliding, and mixing together as they create an abstract “X” (an important part of our identity). Each part flows seamlessly into the others, symbolizing the dynamic exchange of ideas and interdisciplinary teamwork that drives our research and learning. The movement within the design reflects not only the energy and curiosity we bring to our work but also the joy we find in discovery and experimentation. Thank you all for the enthusiasm, creativity, and collaboration that this logo embodies. I look forward to seeing it become a part of how we present ourselves to the world." - Kristala L. J. Prather Department Head, Chemical Engineering Arthur D. Little Professor MacVicar Faculty Fellow
About us
Formally established as a separate department in 1920, MIT’s Chemical Engineering department (ChemE) has not only set the standard for instruction and research in the field, it continues to redefine the discipline’s frontiers. With one of three undergraduate programs focusing on chemical-biological engineering for students interested in the emerging biotech and life sciences industries, and two of three graduate programs providing an experiential course of study in chemical engineering practice in collaboration with MIT’s Sloan School of Management, ChemE at MIT is quite unlike chemical engineering anywhere else.
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cheme.mit.edu
External link for MIT Chemical Engineering (ChemE)
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- Higher Education
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- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- Cambridge, Massachusetts
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- Educational
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- 1920
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Cambridge, Massachusetts 02142, US
Employees at MIT Chemical Engineering (ChemE)
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We hope our MIT community members can join us for the Daniel I C Wang lecture today with ChemE alumni Michelle C. Chang ’04 Princeton's A. Barton Hepburn Professor of Chemistry and their leacture "Biocatalytic Approaches to New Chemistry" https://lnkd.in/emNzJEyU
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Former postdoc Xiangkun (Elvis) Cao, makes the MIT Innovators Make Tech Review’s Under 35 List - https://lnkd.in/em66nEuQ
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Did you catch the article about MIT’s Fabric Innovation Hub? Led by Gregory Rutledge PhD ’90, the Lammot duPont Professor in Chemical Engineering, read more about their work towards a more sustainable textile. https://lnkd.in/eWVfbs8i
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Hey MIT community! Will you be joining us for today's seminar? Dr. William Tarpeh of Stanford University will be discussing "Electrochemical Wastewater Refining: Using Reactive Separations to Control Micro-environments and Valorize Pollutants". Read more about the Tarpeh Lab and consider stopping by. https://lnkd.in/ePVEUd-K
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#MITAlumniNews Can Skin Care be Healthcare? Read more about ChemE alumni Sophie Bai ’14 and her journey towards B.A.I. Biosciences. https://lnkd.in/eXtkdiBs
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Our annual Rising Stars workshop is back this week! This annual two-day workshop brings together top female doctoral students and postdoctoral researchers who are approximately one year away from submitting applications for faculty openings. Keep an eye open for applications for next year! Photos from 2023 Rising Stars workshop.
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Congratulations K. Dane Wittrup, the Carbon P. Dubbs Professor of Chemical Engineering and Biological Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) winner of the AIChE’s Society for Biological Engineering (SBE) 2024 James E. Bailey Award Lecture. https://lnkd.in/eitHvXrn