Perfecting Portable Microfluidic Diagnostic Devices
Faculty in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering have developed portable microfluidic diagnostic devices that can identify a variety of toxins in real time.
Cleaning Coal Emissions
Researchers at Notre Dame are developing ionic liquids that can effectively and economically separate CO2 from flue gasses so that it can be stored underground instead of being released into the atmosphere.
Giving 20th Century Absorption Refrigeration Systems the Cold Shoulder
A multidisciplinary faculty team has successfully designed several ILs with specific thermodynamic properties that promise to increase the efficiency of absorption refrigerating systems.
Notre Dame Researchers Develop Paint-on Solar Cells
An inexpensive solar paint, developed by Notre Dame researchers, could help the outside of your house generate electricity.
Welcome to the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Teaching and research efforts within the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering encompass biological systems, chemical systems, computation and theory, energy and the environment, materials, and microscale devices.
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