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Robert Ashurst

Chemical Engineering
Uthlaut Family Associate Professor
Undergraduate Program Chair
Associate Department Chair
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334.844.2559
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Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, University of California-Berkeley
B.S. Chemical Engineering, Auburn University

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Ashurst named director of Auburn Engineering’s Design and Innovation Center

W. Robert Ashurst has been named director of the Auburn University Samuel Ginn College of Engineering's Design and Innovation Center.

Faculty exploring advanced biosensors with State of Alabama grant funding

Auburn University faculty members from the Departments of Chemical Engineering and Forestry and Wildlife Sciences are exploring the use of nanocellulose in the development of such low cost, rapid, point of care/use biosensors with an award from the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA).