DeLisa and Putnam labs team up to engineer single-shot flu vaccine
The DeLisa and Putnam labs have teamed up for nearly a decade to develop novel vaccines based on bacterial outer membrane vesicles (OMVs),... Read more
The DeLisa and Putnam labs have teamed up for nearly a decade to develop novel vaccines based on bacterial outer membrane vesicles (OMVs),... Read more
The W.O.M.E.N. project is an outreach program introducing economically disadvantaged families from rural upstate New York to career pathways in science and engineering Read more
The title of their poster presentation is “Handling Uncertain Feedstock Compositions in Shale Gas Processing Systems Design with Simulation-based Robust Optimization Algorithm.” Read more
This award is presented by AIChE to honor an individual with outstanding contributions in Environmental Chemical Engineering in the early stages of the career. Read more
Including Prof. Yong Joo's proposal, Highly Loaded Cathode and Coated Separator for High Rate Li-Sulfur Batteries Read more
James Stevenson of the Clancy Research Group, originally identified this as a potential cell membrane on Titan in the Stevenson, Lunine, Clancy paper on azotosomes Read more
Team members include ChemE '17 Will Borchert, Isabel Alster ’18, Halle Bershad ’17, and Molly Mandel ’17, Kaitlin Steinleitner ’19 and Anna Xu ’17 Read more
The award is presented annually to recognize an individual with significant contributions to research activities on sustainability. Read more
Cornell recipients include Prof. Jeff Tester (CBE), and Prof. Terry Jordan (EAS). Read more
As featured in TIME Magazine: Tester Research Group has found a new way to capture nearly all of the energy in a food waste product, leaving little behind to fill a landfill. Read more