chemical and biomolecular engineering
Plant patch enables continuous monitoring for crop diseases
Researchers have developed a patch plants can “wear” to monitor continuously for plant diseases or other stresses.
Turning yeast cells into labs for studying drivers of gene regulation
The cells are a more efficient platform for studying proteins that play a key role in regulating gene expression.
New twist on DNA data storage lets users preview stored files
Researchers have turned a longstanding challenge in DNA data storage into a useful tool.
Researchers develop 3D-printed jelly
The material has potential uses in soft robotics, wound healing and cell scaffolding.
NC State announces inaugural Goodnight Early Career Innovators
Ten faculty members in the College of Engineering or affiliated departments are among the 24 recognized by a new program for promising NC State early-career faculty whose scholarship is in STEM or STEM education.
Virtual spring 2021 departmental graduation ceremonies
Departments within the College of Engineering are putting on virtual ceremonies this spring for the class of 2021.
Home is where the Pack is
Though Sydney Floryanzia, who graduates in May with a degree in chemical engineering, originally wondered if NC State was too close to home, she found numerous opportunities to grow and expand her horizons, thanks to private support.
New law of physics helps humans and robots grasp the friction of touch
The law governs friction that occurs when two solid surfaces come into contact with a thin layer of fluid between them.
Huang, Menegatti receive 2021 Alcoa Foundation Awards
He (Helen) Huang, Jackson Family Distinguished Professor in BME, and Stefano Menegatti, assistant professor in CBE, were honored for their significant research achievements.
Researchers engineer probiotic yeast to produce beta-carotene
The work shows how a suite of genetic engineering tools can be used to modify the yeast.