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Erika Moore

Erika Moore is the inaugural Rhines Rising Star Assistant Professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Florida. She defended her PhD in biomedical engineering from Duke University in May of 2018. She earned her undergraduate degree in biomedical engineering from Johns Hopkins University. Erika’s work broadly focuses on understanding how immune cells can be leveraged to enhance tissue regeneration. Under the guidance of Dr. Jennifer L. West at Duke University, Erika’s thesis focused on the use of macrophages, innate immune cells, to support...Read more

2019 AIChE Annual Meeting

Proceeding

Katy O'Brien

Katy O’Brien, Engineering Manager for Manufacturing Innovation Team at New Balance.  New Balance is one of the few companies dedicated to making footwear here in the United States.  The Manufacturing Innovation team supports the domestic manufacturing initiatives by leveraging new digital technologies and advanced manufacturing to gain labor efficiencies and drive new product opportunities....Read more

Using Thermal Imaging to Guard Industrial Facilities

October 16, 2019
Wednesday, November 20, 2019,
9:00pm to 10:00pm
EST
Early detection prevents disaster. Perimeter breach, terrorism, drone intrusion, hazardous leaks, fire… Whether the danger is inbound or outbound, catastrophic incidents in critical infrastructure and industrial plants may cause irreparable damage to the surrounding environment, to invaluable...Read more

Computational Catalysis Workshop Livestream

The role of simulations has increased tremendously over the past few decades in nearly all fields of science and engineering including heterogeneous catalysis. Computational modeling is playing an increasing role all the way in taking a product from concept to market reality. This workshop is aimed...

IMES | International Metabolic Engineering Society

October 16, 2019

Learn more about the International Metabolic Engineering Society (IMES) background, mission and goals.

About IMES IMES Membership

CCPS 2019 Summer and Fall Highlights

October 16, 2019
October 25, 2019

Catch up on the latest CCPS news, including student boot camps, faculty workshops, regional meetings around the world, and more.

Particle-Scale Reaction Engineering for Biomass Conversion

October 15, 2019
Tuesday, November 5, 2019,
6:00pm to 8:00pm
MST
TOPIC: Much Ado About (Almost) Nothing: Understanding Mesoscale Reaction-Diffusion Phenomena Governing Lignin Extraction from Hardwood Biomass for Next-Generation Biorefining SPEAKER: Dr. Nicholas (Nick) Thornburg DATE: Tuesday, November 5 *** Please note this is the FIRST Tuesday of the month ***...Read more

Ian Ronningen

Ian Ronningen is a Senior Scientist at Impossible Foods, focusing on analytical, perception, and informatics to better understand food flavor.  Graduating with his PhD from the University of Minneosta, he studied untargeted methods for flavor discovery illustrating utility in novel meta analysis techniques and showing causation through purification and recombination of statistically identified compounds.  This work led to discovery of novel flavor material influencing freshness perception in Oranges.  His current work at Impossible Foods includes flavor generation, off-...Read more

James Swartz on Cell-Free Systems

October 15, 2019
October 17, 2019

Hear from James about promising career paths in cell-free systems, and get a preview of his upcoming talk at the Cell Free Systems Conference.

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