Chemical Engineering News

• Novel stopping mechanism nets prize in national Chem-E Car competition
  With a beef liver, a bottle of hydrogen peroxide and a food processor, a team of Bucknell engineers found a novel way to start and stop a shoebox-sized car — garnering a top honor in a national competition.
• Chemical Engineers Win Awards at National Conference
  From October 14 through October 17, Bucknell Chemical Engineers (20 students in total) traveled to Minneapolis Minnesota to participate in the 2011 Annual Student Conference.
• Meet Bucknell's newly tenured professors
  Sixteen associate professors discuss their scholarly interests, from brain signals to Hindu mythology, and their approaches to teaching.
• Graduating community college scholar fulfills mom's dream of homeownership
  Oscar Beteta, a Bucknell Community College Scholar, will graduate May 22 with a Bachelor of Science degree in chemical engineering. Shortly after that, he will begin a job with Allentown-based Air Products and Chemicals Inc. and help his mother buy her first home.