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Our Mission
 To
successfully translate scientific advances into new cost-effective
products and processes, the chemical and biomolecular engineer
of the future will
need a broad education that combines:
- solid grounding on science and engineering fundamentals;
- knowledge of advanced computational and experimental techniques;
and
- interdisciplinary skills that extend from chemistry, biology
and materials science to computer science, systems
modeling and
environmental engineering.
This challenge shapes the research and educational missions of
our department as it strives to:
- maintain outstanding undergraduate and graduate educational
programs so that our highly qualified and motivated students will
be prepared to assume leadership roles in industry, academia,
law, business, medicine and government;
- conduct basic and applied research of the highest quality that
emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and the development
of partnerships involving academia, industry and government; and
- serve as an educational and technological resource for the professional
and scientific communities at the local, national, and international
levels.
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Introduction
