AIChE announces winners of FRI Sponsored Awards

AIChE FRI/John. G. Kunesh Award

Women in Science: We have the power to change the world: presented by Yifan Gao from GradsSWE at UCLA

Hee Jeung Oh receives national research award for work in polymers

Projects to advance zero-waste water research, solutions

NAE Awards the 2023 Grainger Foundation Frontiers of Engineering Grants for Advancement of Interdisciplinary Research

Faculty member to participate in National Academy of Engineering symposium

Honoring Women in STEM

Chemical engineering professor receives 3M Non-Tenured Faculty Award

Penn State’s industryXchange explores collaborations in artificial intelligence

Two faculty members join the Institutes of Energy and the Environment

Four new faculty members join Department of Chemical Engineering

‘Less toxic’ chemotherapy hope

Scientists test small sponge to filter chemotherapy drugs in cancer patients

Cancer ‘sponge’ could cut hair loss and other side-effects of chemotherapy

Drug sponge developed to soak away chemo side effects

Drug sponge could minimize side effects of cancer treatment

Science Daily

Drug sponge could minimize side effects of cancer treatment

Medical News Daily

Cancer: A new ‘drug sponge’ may reduce chemo’s toxic effects

Capturing chemotherapy drugs before they can cause side effects

Big News Network

New absorber may reduce chemo’s toxic effects

Futurism.com

“DRUG SPONGE” SITS IN VEINS DURING CHEMO TO MINIMIZE SIDE EFFECTS

3D printed absorber could reduce toxic side effects of chemotherapy

UCSF, UC Berkeley and 3D Printer Carbon, Inc. Team Up to Create a Drug Sponge to Absorb Excess Chemotherapy Medication

Drug sponge could minimize side effects of cancer treatment

Technology Networks

Drug Sponge Could Minimize Cancer Treatment Side Effects

The end of chemo’s brutal side effects? Scientists create 3D-printed ‘drug sponge’ that is inserted into the veins to mop up the leftovers of the powerful drugs after treatment

Drug sponge could minimise effects of cancer therapy

Medical News Today

Cancer: A new ‘drug sponge’ may reduce chemo’s toxic effects

Drug sponge developed to soak away chemo side effects

Specialty Pharmacy Times

Experimental Drug Sponge May Reduce Toxicities Related to Cancer Treatment

Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News

Chemo Overflows Sopped Up by Vein-Lodged Sponges

3D Printing Industry

UC BERKELEY TEAMS WITH CARBON TO 3D PRINT SPONGE FOR EXCESS CHEMOTHERAPY MEDICATION

Good News Network

Tiny Sponges in the Bloodstream Could Greatly Reduce Cancer Treatment Side Effects

3D printer and 3D printing News

3D printed sponge could absorb excess chemotherapy drugs and minimize side effects

Science News

A new 3-D printed ‘sponge’ sops up excess chemo drugs

The Chemical Engineer

3D-printed sponge could reduce side effects of chemotherapy

CEO Magazine

New research will help reduce the impact of chemo

The Sundaily

New cancer drug ‘sponge’ could help soak up chemotherapy side-effects

World First

‘Drug sponge’ could soak up chemo inefficiencies

The Sundaily

New cancer drug ‘sponge’ could help soak up chemotherapy side-effects

World First

‘Drug sponge’ could soak up chemo inefficiencies