Lafayette Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering retweeted
Come work with us at @Laf_ChBE! Our department is looking for a Visiting Assistant Professor for the 23-24 academic year. Please check the link or drop a DM if you're interested!
We're a pretty cool group. Just saying. 👨🏻🔬👩🏻🔬
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Lafayette Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering retweeted
Oh my god it’s happening. 🥲
Woo Group alumna Nahin Ferdousi ‘19 (now a grad student in @Aerosol_Akua group) giving poster advice and feedback to Kitty Pierre-Louis ‘23 at #AAAR2022. They’ve both learned and grown so much. I could not be prouder. @Laf_ChBE @LafCol
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I could not, and would not be where I am without the amazing mentorship, community, and love from @vfmcneill and @McNeillGroup. I was thrilled to bring my own students around this time - and hopefully, I'll be able to bring many more in the future. <3
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Congratulations to Associate Professor @GallowayChem on receiving an @NSF RUI grant!!! She has been awarded $327,000 to investigate chemical phenomena of complex carbonyl-ammonium aqueous aerosol mimics with her students. Way to go Prof. Galloway! @LafCol ☁️
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My friends and colleagues in @LafCol Mechanical Engineering are hiring for two tenure track positions. If you'd like to learn what we're about, there will be three online information sessions over the next few weeks! Come see what #STEMatSLAC is like!
me.lafayette.edu/open-positi…
Lafayette Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering retweeted
Want to see some of the great aqueous SOA work that our @LafCol undergrads have been up to? Come by ATAS-7 tomorrow (Sept 5) at 11:45AM for our talk on surfactant effects on CVOC/ammonium hanging droplets! #IAC2022_Athens
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It's always sad to hear about the passing of a colleague, but it's absolutely shocking and surreal when they started after you.
Naga Spandana Muppaneni started at @LAF_Engineering in 2019 as a visitor, then on the tenure track in 2020. I like to think that she was a friend.
Lafayette Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering retweeted
Our atmospheric chamber's looking pretty lit these days. ☀
I couldn't be prouder of my undergrad students Kitty Pierre-Louis '23, Bruno Loyola San Martin '25, and Erin O'Leary '25 for their roles in designing, building, and testing our new UV lamp array. #NSFfunded #STEMatSLAC
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As they prepare to take on the world, Lafayette's nine 2022 valedictorians took time to record their thoughts about their journeys at the College, their hopes for the future, and their wishes for current and future Lafayette grads. #LafGrad news.lafayette.edu/2022/05/2…
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Our department, @Laf_ChBE, has opened up a search for a visiting assistant professor. Feel free to reach out to us if you're interested! (Or, apply directly at apply.interfolio.com/106602.)
Lafayette Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering retweeted
"Stay true to yourself. Choose you first. All of the people in the world aren’t going to choose you first. You have to choose yourself." -Alex Ashley '22, Pepper Prize winner #LafGrad
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‘Alex Ashley ‘22 wins Pepper Prize’
Ashley has been named the 2022 Pepper Prize winner.
Read more on Ashley’s accomplishments and time at Lafayette College at the link in our bio.
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Prof. Lauren Anderson ’04 has been named the William Jeffers Director of Engineering, succeeding Prof. Scott Hummel, who held the chair for 10 years. news.lafayette.edu/2022/04/2…
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Last week, Daphna Fertil '22 won the People's Choice Award at the 2022 David and Lorraine Freed Undergraduate Research Symposium, presenting her thesis work on glyoxal/ammonium sulfate photochemistry. Congratulations, Daphna! #LehighUGRS #STEMatSLAC
@LAF_Engineering ChemE student Daphna Fertil with her research poster about aerosol's, which there are many uncertainties on in the atmospheric chemistry world. Visit in person until 3:45pm to vote for the Peoples Choice Award. More on engineering.lehigh.edu/UGRS #LehighUGRS
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One of the best during my time at @LAF_Engineering
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Congratulations Professor Gordon! So excited for you and our students! One of the many reasons our @LafCol community inspires me!
Five-year $600,000 award will support Prof. Melissa Gordon’s work and provide opportunities for students to engage in hands-on research at #LafayetteCollege. news.lafayette.edu/2022/01/0…
Lafayette Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering retweeted
In a recent job interview, Abby Devlin ’22 was asked about her graduate-level experience assisting a professor with research. “My experience here is uniquely Lafayette . . . at other institutions, you’re not going to get that intimate research focus.” news.lafayette.edu/2022/02/0…
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Congratulations to former Wagner Group member, Dr. Melissa Gordon on her NSF CAREER award!
Five-year $600,000 award will support Prof. Melissa Gordon’s work and provide opportunities for students to engage in hands-on research at #LafayetteCollege. news.lafayette.edu/2022/01/0…
Lafayette Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering retweeted
Five-year $600,000 award will support Prof. Melissa Gordon’s work and provide opportunities for students to engage in hands-on research at #LafayetteCollege. news.lafayette.edu/2022/01/0…
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Lafayette students' research—on aerosols and greenhouse gases, biodiesel production, and green solvent alternatives—was honored at a prestigious gathering of chemical engineers. news.lafayette.edu/2022/01/0…

















