Columbia University Department of Chemical Engineering
@cucheme.bsky.social
Engineering chemical innovations for an equitable and sustainable humanity.
Our student and alumni "Bridging Academia & Industry: Recruiting & Networking Mixer" is this Fri., Nov. 14, from 1-4 p.m. EST on our beautiful Morningside Campus!👨🎓🏛️🏙️
Alumni: DM us to learn how you can stay connected throughout the year.🌍🧪🧬🔋
RSVP: linktr.ee/CU_ChemE
Alumni: DM us to learn how you can stay connected throughout the year.🌍🧪🧬🔋
RSVP: linktr.ee/CU_ChemE
November 10, 2025 at 10:58 PM
Our student and alumni "Bridging Academia & Industry: Recruiting & Networking Mixer" is this Fri., Nov. 14, from 1-4 p.m. EST on our beautiful Morningside Campus!👨🎓🏛️🏙️
Alumni: DM us to learn how you can stay connected throughout the year.🌍🧪🧬🔋
RSVP: linktr.ee/CU_ChemE
Alumni: DM us to learn how you can stay connected throughout the year.🌍🧪🧬🔋
RSVP: linktr.ee/CU_ChemE
We are honored to share that @linseymarr.bsky.social of @vtengineering.bsky.social will give the Eighteenth Annual Gaden Lecture. Named after alumnus, former faculty member, department chair, and "father of biochemical engineering" Elmer L. Gaden Jr., it is our most prestigious lecture of the year.
November 6, 2025 at 11:30 PM
We are honored to share that @linseymarr.bsky.social of @vtengineering.bsky.social will give the Eighteenth Annual Gaden Lecture. Named after alumnus, former faculty member, department chair, and "father of biochemical engineering" Elmer L. Gaden Jr., it is our most prestigious lecture of the year.
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How do you fix nanoscopic leaks? With nanoscopic plugs.
Chemical engineer Dan Esposito and his team have developed a new, incredibly thin membrane for reactors that make hydrogen from water. The membranes are highly efficient and made from safer materials.
Read more: https://bit.ly/43QXCCl
Chemical engineer Dan Esposito and his team have developed a new, incredibly thin membrane for reactors that make hydrogen from water. The membranes are highly efficient and made from safer materials.
Read more: https://bit.ly/43QXCCl
November 3, 2025 at 6:01 PM
How do you fix nanoscopic leaks? With nanoscopic plugs.
Chemical engineer Dan Esposito and his team have developed a new, incredibly thin membrane for reactors that make hydrogen from water. The membranes are highly efficient and made from safer materials.
Read more: https://bit.ly/43QXCCl
Chemical engineer Dan Esposito and his team have developed a new, incredibly thin membrane for reactors that make hydrogen from water. The membranes are highly efficient and made from safer materials.
Read more: https://bit.ly/43QXCCl
Reposted by Columbia University Department of Chemical Engineering
Can we engineer our way out of global warming?
A new study led by @chemecu @vfmcneill finds that solar geoengineering—specifically stratospheric aerosol injection—faces steep scientific, logistical, and political challenges that make it anything but simple.https://bit.ly/47dTvRS
A new study led by @chemecu @vfmcneill finds that solar geoengineering—specifically stratospheric aerosol injection—faces steep scientific, logistical, and political challenges that make it anything but simple.https://bit.ly/47dTvRS
October 21, 2025 at 9:37 PM
Can we engineer our way out of global warming?
A new study led by @chemecu @vfmcneill finds that solar geoengineering—specifically stratospheric aerosol injection—faces steep scientific, logistical, and political challenges that make it anything but simple.https://bit.ly/47dTvRS
A new study led by @chemecu @vfmcneill finds that solar geoengineering—specifically stratospheric aerosol injection—faces steep scientific, logistical, and political challenges that make it anything but simple.https://bit.ly/47dTvRS
Today is @columbiauniversity.bsky.social Giving Day 2025!
Any donation made today will uplift our students, researchers, and faculty in their pursuit of engineering chemical innovations for an equitable and sustainable humanity.
Contribute to Chemical Engineering here: bit.ly/47dzYAT
Any donation made today will uplift our students, researchers, and faculty in their pursuit of engineering chemical innovations for an equitable and sustainable humanity.
Contribute to Chemical Engineering here: bit.ly/47dzYAT
October 21, 2025 at 4:03 AM
Today is @columbiauniversity.bsky.social Giving Day 2025!
Any donation made today will uplift our students, researchers, and faculty in their pursuit of engineering chemical innovations for an equitable and sustainable humanity.
Contribute to Chemical Engineering here: bit.ly/47dzYAT
Any donation made today will uplift our students, researchers, and faculty in their pursuit of engineering chemical innovations for an equitable and sustainable humanity.
Contribute to Chemical Engineering here: bit.ly/47dzYAT
A huge shout-out to our faculty, researchers, students and alumni who participated in NYC Climate Week 2025 at Columbia Engineering! bit.ly/43jK3ev
📸: Brandon Vallejo, Chris Taggart, @columbiaseas.bsky.social
📸: Brandon Vallejo, Chris Taggart, @columbiaseas.bsky.social
October 16, 2025 at 6:12 PM
A huge shout-out to our faculty, researchers, students and alumni who participated in NYC Climate Week 2025 at Columbia Engineering! bit.ly/43jK3ev
📸: Brandon Vallejo, Chris Taggart, @columbiaseas.bsky.social
📸: Brandon Vallejo, Chris Taggart, @columbiaseas.bsky.social