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Exploring Renewable Hydrogen

Judy Cha has received an NSF CAREER Award for her work to split water into hydrogen as a potential renewable fuel.

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Engineering Meets the Arts

Engineering students partnered with the Institute for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage to study the effects of gravity over time on Michelangelo's "David."

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PremieBreathe

Prof. Anjelica Gonzalez is leading the development of a low-cost infant respirator that delivers warmed, humidified, and oxygenated air to reduce airway irritation and keep infants breathing normally.

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Improving Urban Air Quality

A new study from Yale researchers illustrates the need to broaden the focus on sources of air pollution.

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Murrell Receives the Human Frontier Science Program Award

The highly competitive award supports novel collaborations among teams of scientists working in different countries.

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Murrell receives Human Frontier Science Program award

Michael Murrell has been awarded a prestigious Young Investigator Grant from the Human Frontier Science Program (HFSP).

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Faculty Spotlight
Chinedum Osuji

Chinedum Osuji
Associate Professor of Chemical & Environmental Engineering

Chinedum Osuji's interests are centered on the physics and physical chemistry of soft matter - studying and elucidating self-assembly and basic structure-property relationships of colloids, liquid crystals, polymers and biological materials. Research in the Osuji lab is focused on structure and dynamics of soft materials, such as the relationship between the microstructure of polymer melts, surfactant phases, liquid crystals and colloidal gels and their dynamics.