Society for Biological Engineers (SBE)

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SBE 2013 Annual Meeting Events Include Bailey & Wang Award Lectures and Hospitality Suite

August 6, 2013

Don’t miss SBE’s featured events at the 2013 AIChE Annual Meeting in San Francisco, California. They include the Bailey & Wang award lectures and the SBE Hospitality Suite, sponsored by Pfizer.

Dr. Terry Papoutsakis wins 2013 D.I.C. Wang Award

September 26, 2013

The Society for Biological Engineering is happy to announce Dr. Terry Papoutsakis as the winner of the 2013 D.I.C Wang Award for his transformative contributions in metabolic engineering & clostridial biotechnologies, cell-culture engineering, and stem-cell biotechnologies. His talk at the 2013 AIChE Annual Meeting is entitled "Force to death and new life, some with programming vitality". It takes place on Monday, November 4, 6pm to 7pm.

Dr. Kristi Anseth Wins 2013 James E. Bailey Award Winner

August 20, 2013

The Society for Biological Engineering is happy to announce Dr. Kristi S. Anseth as the winner of the 2013 James E. Bailey Award for her outstanding contributions in the development of novel photo-crosslinkable biomaterials for regenerative medicine, tissue engineering applications and for leadership in the application of chemical engineering principles for biomedicine.

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Chemical & Bioengineering Fundamentals for Technical and Scientific Professionals

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Bioseparations: Principles, Applications, and Scale-up

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Biomanufacturing for Chemical Engineers

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Biotechnology for Chemical Engineers

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Webinars

Chemical Engineers as Biomedical Innovators

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August 7, 2013

VLS: Great Inventions That Changed The World

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March 28, 2013

From Biochemical Engineering to Synthetic Biology: A Short History of Engineering Impacts on Biotechnology

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September 27, 2012

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CEP Magazine

Biology as a Basis for Biochemical Engineering

July

2013

Back To Basics

Sujata Bhatia

Biochemical engineering demonstrates the versatility of the living cell as a miniature reactor. Living cells can be genetically engineered to produce specific proteins, tuned to manufacture novel enzymes, and optimized to guarantee genetic stability and consistent production of desired products.

CEP: News Update

July

2013

News Update

Inkjet-Printed Graphene Rolls Out; UV Treatment Improves Membrane Selectivity; Additive Sweetens the Prospects for Organic Electronics; Protective Coating Connects Electronics and Living Tissue; and more.

CEP: News Update

May

2013

News Update

Artiﬁcial Organs Hot Off the Press; Biofuel Byproducts and Concrete Mix It Up; Squid Inspires Material for Medical Implants; Polymer Chains Line Up to Provide High Performance; Ribbons of VO2 and Graphene Enable Ultrafast Batteries; and more.

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Biological Engineering & Related Jobs

Assistant Professor in Energy and Sustainability

September 20, 2013

Princeton University

New Jersey
Tenure-track Faculty Position

September 17, 2013

BioFrontiers Institute-University of Colorado

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Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor

September 16, 2013

Iowa State University

Iowa
Synthetic / Systems Biology

September 16, 2013

Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University

Arizona
Tenure-Track Assistant or Untenured Associate Professor - Chemical Engineering

September 16, 2013

Stanford University

California