Dr. Marten Promoted to Professor
Congratulations to Dr. Mark R. Marten, who was promoted to Professor on July 1, 2008. Information on Dr. Marten's research can be found on his laboratory web site.
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SearchAbout July 2008This page contains all entries posted to Chemical and Biochemical Engineering News & Events in July 2008. They are listed from oldest to newest. May 2008 is the previous archive. October 2008 is the next archive. Many more can be found on the main index page or by looking through the archives.
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July 3, 2008MS Defense - Jessica DrewYou are all invited to attend Jessica Drew's MS thesis defense. Date: Tuesday, July 8th Some refreshments will be provided, however no food is allowed in the Title: Application of High Throughput Bioreactors in Abstract: The demand for monoclonal antibodies in pharmaceutical drug production July 9, 2008Class of 2008Recipients of Bachelor's of Science in Chemical Engineering Our B.S. graduates have accepted offers from companies such as Exxon, NupocNavy Officer, NIH Vaccine Research Center NIAID and graduate schools such as Cambridge University, Stanford University, Tulsa University, Brown University, Berkeley University, and University of Maryland Baltimore.
George E. Aninwene II (Minor: Biological Sciences) ^ * Cum Laude Recipients of a Master of Science degree in Chemical & Biochemical Engineering The following M.S. graduates completed a thesis describing original research endeavors and have accepted offers of employment at TAI Engineering and Aberdeen Proving Grounds or are pursuing doctoral degrees in Chemical Engineering at Cornell University and the University of Delaware.
Jessica L. Drew Bradford M. Gates Leonard C. Lombardo Jacob A. McGill The following Ph.D. graduates completed a doctoral thesis describing significant research contributions to their field and are currently working at companies such as Wyeth, Regeneron, and Novozymes and postdoctoral fellowships at NIST and Drexel University.
Christopher B. Cowan Niraj P.E. George Michael A. Johnson Wendy Lea Judith K. Pollack Derek S. Smith Liming Zhao |