Project’s Phase 1 to determine feasibility of proposed mobile system for manufacturing injectables.
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A chemical engineering research team is working to turning massive Sargassum blooms from an economic and environmental burden into a boon.
By studying novel biomolecular structures, Rutgers–New Brunswick scientists hope to better understand their role in health and disease
Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering (CBE) assistant professor Gregory Dignon brings significant expertise in the field of computational molecular sciences, molecular dynamics, statistical mechanics, and biophysics, where he will continue his work in understanding protein interactions.
CBE associate professor Haoran Zhang to integrate optogenetics and metabolic biosensing for closed-loop control of microbial communities.
Antibacterial agent encased in novel nanoparticles has broad potential