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Fall 2017 CHEE Class Notes

Oct. 6, 2017
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Outstanding Senior Seeking to Change Lives

Oct. 6, 2017
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CHEE Welcomes Two New Faculty

Oct. 4, 2017
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Anthony Muscat

Message from the Department Chair: October 2017 Newsletter

Sept. 26, 2017
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Chemical Engineers Create Desalination Bus for Navajo Nation

Sept. 12, 2017
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Court Cuts EPA Controls, But Paul Blowers Says HFCs Are More Potent Risk

Aug. 30, 2017
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Standout Students Awarded Environmental Engineering Scholarships

Aug. 17, 2017
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Airborne Particles, Effects on Clouds Subject of UA Team's Research

Aug. 9, 2017
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Chemical Engineering Alumna Wins National Cycling Championship

Aug. 9, 2017
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Summer 2017 CHEE Class Notes: Travel Edition

July 12, 2017
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