Multi-disciplinary research team conducting $1.88 million DOE study to reduce carbon dioxide emissions
Joe McAdory | 11/22/24
Zhihua Jiang, director of the Alabama Center for Paper and Bioresource Engineering, is principal investigator on a $1.88 DOE project designed reduce carbon dioxide emissions from pulp and paper mills.
#GINNing Podcast: The Influencer
Jeremy D Henderson | 11/22/24
STEM advocating influencer extraordinaire Ruha Tacey may have hit the social media stratosphere. But she hasn't forgotten her roots.
Three Auburn Engineering faculty members earn prestigious honors from university
Joe McAdory | 11/18/24
Hari Narayanan, Nima Shamsaei and Panagiotis Mistriotis were recognized at the Auburn University Faculty Awards ceremony on Tuesday, Nov. 19.
Auburn University Gulf Coast Engineering Research Station in Orange Beach receives final Board of Trustees approval
Austin Phillips | 11/15/24
The two-story, 21,000-square-foot facility — to be located at 4775 Walker Avenue — will provide direct access to the Gulf of Mexico and consist of research laboratories, offices, large meeting spaces and outdoor gathering spaces on both stories of the south elevation overlooking Terry Cove. The station will provide a dedicated location for researching coastal environments and communities of the Gulf Coast while also providing opportunities for collaboration with other Marine Environmental Sciences Consortium institutions.
Auburn University’s Samuel Ginn College of Engineering has set a college record for new research awards and contracts for a fiscal year, closing FY24 with $117.7 million.
Austin Phillips | 11/11/24
The Samuel Ginn College of Engineering has set a college record for new research awards and contracts for a fiscal year, closing FY24 with $117.7 million.
Auburn Pulp and Paper Foundation Conference offers opportunities for industry, student engagement
Joe McAdory | 11/01/24
The Auburn Pulp and Paper Foundation plays a critical role in fostering student development and career connections.
Professor in chemical engineering leads USDA grant to stir agricultural interest among middle schoolers
Joe McAdory | 10/30/24
Virginia Davis is principal investigator on the USDA/National Institute of Food and Agriculture grant.
Engineering faculty members among those to be recognized by university
10/15/24
Nima Shamsaei, Panagiotis Mistriotis and Hari Narayanan among 19 distinguished faculty members from nine colleges across campus to be honored for their exemplary leadership, innovative research, scholarship, creative work and dedicated service to the university and the broader community.
Prominent engineering alumni headline Fall 2024 commencement ceremonies
10/15/24
Gerald Pouncey, '82 chemical engineering and chairman of Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP, will return to his alma mater to deliver the keynote address during Auburn University’s fall commencement ceremonies Dec. 14 in Neville Arena. In addition to celebrating more than 2,000 graduates, the institution will also present an Honorary Doctor of Science (Doctor Honoris Causa) to Charles E. Gavin III, '59 textile engineering.
Auburn Makersfest submissions due Oct. 18
Dustin Duncan | 10/08/24
Auburn Makersfest 2024 is offering $2,000 in prize money to any Auburn student who has developed a product, written a song, or composed a poem – anything that was created – during a competition meant to stimulate creative thinking.
Auburn's chemical engineering graduate program empowers students to achieve remarkable outcomes
Joe McAdory | 09/26/24
Research. Mentorship. Academic success. These pillars of Auburn University’s chemical engineering graduate program are woven together through a supportive environment that fosters a dynamic blend of innovation and excellence, empowering students to achieve remarkable outcomes – from day one to dissertation.
Auburn Engineering undergraduate program ranked No. 30 among public institutions nationwide
Joe McAdory | 09/24/24
Auburn Engineering’s undergraduate program also ranked fourth among the 13 public institutions in the Southeastern Conference and — again — No. 1 in the state.
Auburn Alumni Engineering Council honors 6 with college’s highest awards
Austin Phillips | 09/17/24
Five outstanding engineering alumni and one longtime faculty member of the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering were honored by the Auburn Alumni Engineering Council during a ceremony Friday, Sept. 13, for their distinguished professional careers. These alumni include four who were recognized as Distinguished Auburn Engineers, one as an Outstanding Young Auburn Engineer and a mechanical engineering professor emeritus for Superior Service. The council also honored alumnus Charles Gavin, ’59 textile engineering, who will receive an honorary doctorate of science at the December commencement ceremonies.
CDCR to host engineering career fair in September
Olivia Ballard | 09/16/24
The Career Development and Corporate Relations (CDCR) office will host an annual engineering career fair Sept. 23 and 26 in Brown-Kopel Grand Hall from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
#GINNing Podcast: The President of Mars
Jeremy Henderson | 09/13/24
Auburn University currently claims six astronauts. We're willing to bet chemical engineering alumna and current graduate student Kate Handel may soon make it seven.
Auburn Engineering dean and chemical engineering professor named American Institute of Chemical Engineers fellows
Joe McAdory | 09/11/24
AIChE fellow candidates are nominated by their peers and must have significant chemical engineering experience, have demonstrated long-term excellence in the profession and held Senior membership in the society for at least three years.
Assistant professor in chemical engineering awarded NSF grant to design stronger, more durable membranes to be used during reverse osmosis
Joe McAdory | 08/09/24
Cassandra Porter's $303,707 National Science Foundation grant will be used to develop a better understanding of RO polyamide membranes and create a new membrane that resists chlorine damage without minimizing performance.
#GINNing Podcast: Slime Time
Jeremy Henderson | 08/09/24
From the Loveliest Village of the Plain comes Mari Miles Dempsey, a senior chemical engineering honors student concentrating in biomedical engineering, and currently researching the effect of acoustics in the growth and further development of physarum polycephalum in the Nature Inspired Fluids and Elasticity Lab at Auburn University. In other words, it's slime time.
#GINNing Podcast: Ride for the Branford
Jeremy Henderson | 08/02/24
On the latest episode of the award-winning #GINNing Podcast, chemical engineering senior JaVaris Branford reflects on the incredible opportunities that make the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering the best student-centered engineering education experience in America.
Graduate student in chemical engineering earns MoISSI software fellowship
Joe McAdory | 07/26/24
Levi Petix was one of eight students chosen nationally to receive the Molecular Sciences and Software Institute software fellowship.
Assistant professor in chemical engineering named 2024 Young Innovator by leading scientific journal
Joe McAdory | 07/22/24
Panagiotis Mistriotis' three-year study, "Leveraging Cell Migration Dynamics to Discriminate between Senescent and Pre-senescent Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells,” leads to honor from Cellular and Biomolecular Engineering.
Hendrix named associate dean for undergraduate studies and program assessment
Austin Phillips | 07/17/24
Dean Hendrix has been named associate dean for undergraduate studies and program assessment for Auburn University’s Samuel Ginn College of Engineering, according to an announcement by Mario Eden, dean of engineering.
Graduate student in chemical engineering wins second place at NOBCChE's annual collaborate meeting
Joe McAdory | 07/16/24
Kwaghtaver Samuel Desongu earned second place at the National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers’ collaborative spring conference poster competition April 18-19 in Hampton, Virginia.
#GINNing Podcast: No One Engineers Like Gaston
Jeremy D Henderson | 07/12/24
She can't discuss her work — at least not some of it. But Sarah Gaston certainly has plenty to say about how she's perfecting the skills to do it.