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Dr. Chelsea Hu

New chemical engineering professor hopes to foster inclusion

Dr. Chelsea Hu was named a visiting assistant professor in the Artie McFerrin Department of Chemical Engineering as part of the Accountability, Climate, Equity, and Scholarship Fellows Program. Her research is focused on synthetic and systems biology.

Graduate students Yufeng Quan and Ruiqing Shen use a bench-scale twin screw extruder for the sustainable and efficient manufacturing of metal-organic framework-based polymer nanocomposites.

Manufacturing metal-organic framework-based composites for efficiency

Dr. Qingsheng Wang published four studies uncovering more efficient ways to manufacture metal-organic framework-based composites for industrial applications. His findings include a one-step method to produce metal-organic framework-based composites and ways to enhance them when used as flame retardants.

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Rotary motor reveals how microbial metabolites modulate bacterial energetics

Dr. Pushkar Lele is studying the effect of metabolites on energy levels in bacteria. Loss of energy can slow bacterial growth but can also promote antibiotic resistance, so understanding their relationship is crucial for enhancing antibiotic effectiveness.

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