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A strong Tufts Engineering presence at the upcoming 2025 AIChE annual meeting

Taking place in Boston from November 2-6, the annual meeting brings together Chemical and Biological Engineering academics at all career stages.
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The 2025 American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) Annual Meeting is set to take place November 2–6 at the John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center in Boston. As one of the world’s premier gatherings for chemical and biological engineering academics, the meeting will bring together faculty, researchers, and thought leaders at all career stages to exchange ideas, share breakthroughs, and forge new collaborations.

Reflecting on the significance of Tufts’ role, Emmanuel (Manolis) Tzanakakis, Professor and Chair of the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, noted that "AIChE provides an important platform for showcasing innovative research and sparking collaboration. I’m proud that so many Tufts engineers will be presenting their work, from fundamental science to applied solutions that address some of society’s most pressing challenges."

Tufts students, faculty, and alumni will join this dynamic forum to contribute expertise in areas spanning sustainability, energy, artificial intelligence, materials, and beyond. Attendees will have opportunities to explore cross-disciplinary sessions, engage with peers who are shaping innovative programs and global partnerships, and stay informed about trends that are transforming both academia and industry. With its focus on reimagining how we teach and train the next generation of engineers, the 2025 AIChE Annual Meeting promises to inspire dialogue and drive progress in engineering education and research.

Below, you will find a list of Tufts presenters or coauthors/collaborators from the School of Engineering. Click each name to learn more about individual submissions and presentations. 

Faculty

  • Ayse Asatekin, Steve and Kristen Remondi Fellow and Associate Professor, Chemical and Biological Engineering
  • Remco Chang, Professor, Computer Science
  • Prashant Deshlahra, Associate Professor, Chemical and Biological Engineering
  • Nathaniel Eagan, Assistant Professor, Chemical and Biological Engineering
  • David Kaplan, Stern Family Distinguished Professor, Biomedical Engineering
  • Milo Koretsky, McDonnell Family Bridge Professor, Chemical and Biological Engineering and Education
  • Kyongbum Lee, Karol Family Professor and Dean of Engineering, Chemical and Biological Engineering
  • Graham Leverick, Assistant Professor, Chemical and Biological Engineering
  • Nikhil U. Nair, Associate Professor, Chemical and Biological Engineering
  • Matthew Panzer, Professor and Dean of Research, Chemical and Biological Engineering
  • Emmanuel (Manolis) Tzanakakis, Professor and Chair, Chemical and Biological Engineering
  • James Van Deventer, Associate Professor, Chemical and Biological Engineering 

Postdocs

Students

PhD

BS

Alumni

If you are a Tufts SOE presenter and you do not see your name above, please reach out to engineer@tufts.edu.

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Biomedical Engineering ,  Chemical and Biological Engineering ,  Computer Science ,  Center for Engineering Education and Outreach

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