Chemical & Environmental Engineering

This section of the college news site gathers stories that feature the faculty, students, staff and programs of the UA Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering. For detailed information about all other aspects of CHEE, please visit the department website.

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Chemical & Environmental Engineering News

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Team Uses 'Magic' Microbes, Chemical Processes to Render Toxic Explosives Harmless

June 6, 2019 | Emily Dieckman

With $1.7 million in DOD funding, UA engineers and scientists are developing game-changing chemical reaction processes and biodegradation methods to quickly and easily decontaminate soil and water.

Magic Microbes >>

Two men in a laboratory reach for water samples setting on top of a machine.

UA Team Working on New Method to Remove PFAS Contaminants From Water

May 9, 2019 | Marissa Heffernan

Chemical engineers and water scientists tackle a public health issue that hits close to home.

Controlling Contaminants >>

William Cosart, wearing a blue lei, hands a framed certificate to Claudia Arias.

UA Engineering Celebrates 2018-2019 Employee Awards and Accolades

May 8, 2019 | Emily Dieckman

Faculty and staff gather for a luncheon to reflect on recent successes, promotions and retirements.

Faculty & Staff Luncheon >>

A student in a red polo stands in front of a scientific poster talking to someone in a green shirt reading the poster.

UA Students Show Off Inventions at Engineering Design Day

May 2, 2019 | Kylie Warren

Engineering seniors show off two semesters of hard work in the form of coffee-brewing, grasshopper-catching and lifesaving devices.

Senior Showcase >>

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