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Chemical Engineering at Tufts University was established in 1901 and the first Bachelor of Science degree was awarded in 1905, making Tufts one of the first five colleges in the United States to develop a chemical engineering curriculum. In 2000, Tufts became the first chemical engineering department in the nation to recognize the evolving interdisciplinary nature of the field by integrating biological engineering into its curriculum.
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Research Areas

Materials for Energy and Sustainability

Cell and Biomolecular Engineering

Systems and Process Modeling

Department Highlights

Professor Panzer receives clean energy funding
Associate Professor Matthew Panzer received funding from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center to develop a flexible, lightweight technology for lithium-ion batteries.

Alumni Notables

Recent News

Spotlight on research and collaboration

A new evaluation method

Faculty receive research grants

Women in nanotechnology

Battery advances

A BioBoom for women

A new sensor for volatile gases

Tufts research featured in NSF video

Tufts researchers part of team studying liver inflammation

Understanding transport processes

Williams co-leads new course in design

Nair and Gopinarayanan create new genetically modified yeast

A method for manufacturing membranes

Methane conversion research recognized

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Seminar Series

Dr. Douglas Gin
University of Colorado Boulder
Monday, October 15, 2018
12:00-1:00pm
SciTech, Room 136

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Degree Programs

B.S. in Chemical Engineering
M.S. in Chemical Engineering
M.S. in Bioengineering: Cell and Bioprocess Engineering
Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering
Ph.D. in Biotechnology
Joint-Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering
Certificate in Biotechnology

Student Notables

Rising junior named 2018 Summer Scholar

Student and student groups receive Graduate Awards

Tufts senior to work for MLB

Tufts alums and students win at $100k New Ventures Competition

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