Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Master's & Doctoral Programs

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CHEMICAL & BIOMOLECULAR ENGINEERING

MASTER’S & DOCTORAL PROGRAMS

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

Our master’s and doctoral programs balance classroom theory and groundbreaking cross-disciplinary research. You will have access to state-of-the-art future labs and research centers that elevate you to the forefront of new applications in cutting-edge areas. Advance your skills under the mentorship of world-class faculty who are pioneers in their fields, and collaborate closely with practitioners in other engineering disciplines and across a spectrum of NYU schools.

PHD IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Discover breakthroughs at the molecular level to address the greatest challenges faced by societies worldwide. Innovate at the intersection of chemical, material, and biomolecular engineering, in areas including energy technologies and process optimization, sustainable chemical and materials manufacturing, and nanomedicine and bioengineering. Opportunities abound to expand your expertise in cutting-edge specializations such as bioelectronics and diagnostics, vaccine and immunoengineering, nanomaterials and nanomanufacture, sustainable processes and consumer products, and energy conversion and storage. Graduates pursue leadership positions in academia and industry.

MS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY

Develop the skills you need to thrive in established or emerging biotechnology sectors. Choose from a wide range of electives to develop a specialization in a particular field. Graduates become managers and leaders in a variety of life sciences-based industries.

MS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Become a leader in the biotech revolution by cultivating knowledge of modern biotechnology and mastering key areas of business and finance. Electives in numerous areas of both biotechnology and business offer the opportunity to customize your degree. Graduates join biotech companies to develop innovative products or launch biotech enterprises.

MS IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Become a creative and critical thinker solving pressing problems in health, energy, and sustainability to reshape our society. Our research specialties include nanomedicine, biosensors, biomolecular diagnostics, nanotechnology and nanomaterials, solar cells and batteries, sustainable process-systems engineering, and electronic and optoelectronic materials. Graduates pursue careers in a wide range of industry and government sectors.

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT

As a chemical engineering PhD student at Tandon, Daniela immersed herself in solar energy research, designing a device that greatly reduces CO2 emissions. This innovation led Daniela to co-found a startup called Sunthetics, for which she now serves as Chief Technology Officer. Participating in NYU’s J-term Startup Sprint, 300K Competition, and InnoVention Competition honed Daniela’s entrepreneurial skills and provided guidance that enabled her venture’s success. Daniela is also the recipient of numerous awards, including the Forbes 30 Under 30 and 2019 Global Student Entrepreneur of the Year.

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CAREERS

From industry giants to fast-paced startups, the most competitive companies in the world seek NYU Tandon School of Engineering graduate students.

INDUSTRY

AND GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS

¢ Bristol Myers Squibb

¢ DuPont

¢ Estée Lauder

¢ ExxonMobil

¢ Goldman Sachs

¢ Illumina

¢ Intel

¢ Lam Research Corporation

¢ Merck

¢ Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

¢ NewYork-Presbyterian

¢ Pfizer

¢ US Waters STARTUPS

¢ CONTINUUS Pharmaceuticals

¢ Cresilon

¢ Ephemeral

¢ Koios Medical

¢ Moto Spirits

¢ Sunthetics, Inc.

TOP RESEARCH AREAS

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MACHINE LEARNING

RESEARCH AND RESOURCES

BIOSENSORS

ELECTROSYNTHESIS

FLOW CHEMISTRY

NANOLITHOGRAPHY

NANOMEDICINE

NANOTECHNOLOGY

PROTEIN ENGINEERING POLYMERS

SUSTAINABLE ENERGY

SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

The faculty of the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Department pioneer solutions to the most pressing issues in health, energy, materials, and sustainability. Our students collaborate on dynamic projects backed by industry and government agencies, working closely with faculty mentors who are recipients of prestigious grants and awards, have commercialized solutions and launched multiple companies, and are energetic entrepreneurs and dedicated teachers. You will also have opportunities to benefit from NYU’s extensive network of research institutes like the Center for Decarbonizing Chemical Manufacturing Using Sustainable Electrification (DC- MUSE), NYU’s medical and dental schools, and NYU’s global sites.

To help you further your future at the leading edge of technology, you will engage in trailblazing research utilizing state-of-the-art instrumentation, computational resources, and exceptional facilities, such as:

¢ Transformative Materials and Devices Lab

¢ Multifunctional Material Systems Laboratory

¢ Responsive Soft Materials Lab

¢ Research Lab for Flow Chemistry with Microsystems

¢ Lab for Protein Engineering and Molecular Design

The Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Department strives to create an inclusive community in which all students, faculty, and staff can thrive in an environment based on justice and equity.

FACULTY AND RESEARCH AREAS

Our faculty focus on three areas that address twenty-first century challenges:

Biomolecular Engineering (Health)

Sustainable Chemical Engineering

Materials

Stephen Arnold

University Professor

Microparticle photophysics, whispering gallery mode biosensing, chemical physics

Eray Aydil

Professor and Department Chair

Synthesis and applications of thin films, nanocrystals, and quantum dots, electronic and optoelectronic materials, solar cells

Justin Bui

Assistant Professor

Electrochemical technologies, polymer science, reaction engineering, process decarbonization

Bruce Garetz

Professor

Interaction of light with molecules and materials, light scattering from block copolymers, laser-induced nucleation

Ryan L. Hartman

Associate Professor

Chemical reaction engineering, continuousflow manufacturing, flow chemistry, microchemical systems, artificial intelligence, and sustainability

Juanita Hidalgo

Assistant Professor

Energy materials, photovoltaics, materials circularity, energy conversion technologies

Jeffrey A. Hubbell

Professor

Regenerative medicine, immunotherapeutics, wound healing, biomaterials, protein engineering, immuno-modulatory materials

Jin Ryoun Kim

Associate Professor

Protein engineering for therapeutic purposes, protein folding, and stability

Pavel Kots

Assistant Professor

Heterogeneous catalysis, reactor design, and process intensification

Rastislav Levicky

Professor

Biointerfacial engineering, electrochemistry, biodiagnostics

Dharik Mallapragada

Assistant Professor

Process and energy systems engineering, emerging technology assessment, renewable energy integration

Miguel Modestino

Associate Professor

Polymers and electrochemical engineering

Jin Kim Montclare Professor

Protein engineering, chemical biology, biomaterials self-assembly

Juan de Pablo Professor

Polymers and soft materials, molecular simulations, complex fluids, scientific computation and machine learning, materials engineering

David Pine

Professor

Soft materials, colloids, emulsions, self-assembly, rheology

Nathalie Pinkerton

Assistant Professor

Responsive biomaterials, nanomedicine, nanoparticles, inorganic-organic hybrid nanomaterials, self-assembly

Phillip M. Rauscher

Assistant Professor

Soft materials engineering, interfacial processes, catalysis, first principles theory, scientific computation and modeling

Elisa Riedo

Professor

Solid-liquid interfaces, nanomechanics, nanoelectronics, 2D materials, advanced nanopatterning

Ayaskanta Sahu

Associate Professor

Colloidal nanocrystals, hybrid organic-inorganic nanocomposites, doping, thin-film nanoelectronic devices, energy transport, electron microscopy

André Taylor

Professor

Energy device architectures, electrochemical catalysis, organic solar cells, batteries, and fuel cells

Iwao Teraoka

Professor

Photonic resonator, chemical and biosensors

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ADMISSION INFORMATION

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