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September 29, 2021
Professor Shweta Singh: New tool finds the best opportunities to reduce, reuse, and recycle across industrial sectors
"We needed the human genome project – the complete map - to begin to identify the genes key to disease or health, and we need a complete map of the physical economy to identify what changes are key to achieving sustainability.”
August 24, 2021
Faculty/Staff Recognized as Outstanding Engineering Teachers
Fall 2020 introduced new teacher evaluation survey questions, including 10 quantitative questions regarding instruction, on a 5-point scale. EPICS and VIP students were surveyed on instructional aspects relevant to experiential courses. Individual teacher averages are calculated across these quantitative measures.
These faculty, lecturers and other staff who taught Engineering classes had rounded up averages of 4.6 or more in undergraduate or graduate classes with enrollments of 10 and above and 50% or higher response rates based on student evaluations from courses taught in Engineering in spring 2021.
These faculty, lecturers and other staff who taught Engineering classes had rounded up averages of 4.6 or more in undergraduate or graduate classes with enrollments of 10 and above and 50% or higher response rates based on student evaluations from courses taught in Engineering in spring 2021.
August 13, 2021
Professor Shweta Singh: Singh to receive 2021 AIChE Environmental Division Early Career Award
“I am humbled and thankful for this recognition by AIChE, especially because solving the issue of climate change and resource sustainability is an urgency for our planet now.”
June 15, 2021
Biotechnology Innovation and Regulatory Science program featured by bestvalueschools.org
The ABE program was listed as #3 among best 19 online master's in biotechnology.
May 25, 2021
Ryan Howard (BS '00): ABE alumnus finds entrepreneurial spark in vegan marshmallows
“My grandfather said if you study engineering you can do anything you want. Engineers are innovators, and innovators understand how to read the future,” Howard added. “And I think he was right. That course of study is what prepared me for my own entrepreneurial undertakings.”