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Graduate student Sam Marsden is working on creating a new form of polymer that will be as strong as polyethylene, but as recyclable as PET.

Master of Engineering student Yousuf Mitchell aims to turn research breakthroughs into sustainable solutions.

With a newly developed nanofiber filter, air conditioners, heaters and other ventilation systems could remove airborne carbon dioxide while cutting energy costs.

PME PhD student Avi Gargye is working to create sustainable batteries to help improve quality of life around the world

The new portable test has the potential to distinguish different PFAS chemicals, including those on which the US Environmental Protection Agency recently put new limits

New metal-organic framework has potential to catalyze the energy transition

An 800-year-old Italian poem inspired Franciscan friar Jimmy Kernan to study computational modeling materials at the UChicago Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering.

Nicholas Boynton, a graduate student at the Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering, has received an inaugural Inflection Award, which celebrates the achievements of PhD students working on solutions to climate change.