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Nature Chemical Engineering is a new monthly online journal dedicated to publishing the most significant original research, commentary and analysis of direct relevance to the diverse community of ...

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Graduate students pursuing MS and PhD degrees in Chemical Engineering at Michigan Tech work alongside faculty to advance fundamental and applied knowledge in chemical engineering and related fields.