UF Department of Chemical Engineering

Access to the inside of the ChemE building is restricted during the renovation, but if you know the right people, you can get inside. Have a look at some photos of the progress. 🔨 🏗️ 🚚
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ChemE building renovation continues to progress A recent construction tour offered a behind-the-scenes look at the ongoing renovation of the Chemical Engineering building, highlighting new framing, infrastructure work and preparations for a future…

Somewhere behind the stack of today's lab deliveries sits ChemE's Facilities Operations Specialist David Sante. Soon he'll deliver the packages and his cubbie will be cleared out. But, by this time tomorrow, it'll look just like it does right now. Rinse and repeat every weekday – because our state-of-the-art labs don't run themselves.

Congratulations to Jordan Lewis, a recent ChemE grad 🎓 and former student of Dr. Piyush Jain, who is making her way up to the University of Pennsylvania CAMB Graduate Group. 🧳

‘A true scholar’: ChE graduate advances to elite Ph.D. program Piyush K. Jain, Ph.D., likes to brag about his students, past and present. And for a good reason. One of his recent graduates has been accepted into an elite Ph.D. program at the University of…

👏🏼 Congratulations 🎉 to recent graduate, Cianna Rene Scutero, and first-year doctoral student, Michaela Haensgen, for winning prestigious National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships this year. Find out why here: https://bit.ly/4vjw83S

"After decades of research and tens of thousands of published studies built around RNA-guided CRISPR systems, this work introduces a fundamentally new way to direct one of biology’s most powerful tools." Whose work are we talking about? Dr. Piyush Jain, of course, and his groundbreaking research.

UF breakthrough could reshape RNA editing with world's first DNA-guided CRISPR A team of engineers at the University of Florida  has developed a new form of CRISPR technology that could make diagnostics and treatments safer

In Florida, we utilize home water filters, desalination systems and industrial purification to purify our water. The membranes used in these processes affect the cost and reliability of the end products. Dr. Janani Sampath is making sure these membranes don't degrade over time. Or at least more slowly.

UF’s Sampath designing better membranes, molecule by molecule UF chemical engineering professor Janani Sampath is using molecular simulations to understand how polymer membranes degrade over time, paving the way for more durable…

A team led by Piyush Jain, Ph.D., along with researchers from Princeton University, have proposed a powerful new gene-editing technology that could transform the potential correction of genetic mutations, promising safer and more precise therapies for treating genetic diseases. Learn more about this exciting work: https://bit.ly/4eLL5qn

Recent Ph.D. graduate was also inducted into the Bouchet Society. Read about why this is a something to celebrate!

ChE’s Taofeek Tejuosho inducted into elite honor society Recent chemical engineering doctoral graduate Taofeek Tejuosho was inducted into the National Edward Alexander Bouchet Graduate Honor Society, recognizing his excellence in scholarship…

ICYMI, our Spring Newsletter is out and now is your chance to catch up on the latest happenings. https://bit.ly/3Pa5ieO

Spring 2026 Newsletter Welcome to the UF Department of Chemical Engineering’s digital newsletter. Each semester, you will receive a message from us highlighting departmental updates and successes. We look forward to…