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Monday, April 21, 2008 - LA Times
Jeffrey Siegel,
assistant professor of architectural engineering, comments on ozone
created by ionic air purifiers.
The California Air Resources Board recently banned all devices that
create an ozone concentration of more than 50 parts per billion,
starting in 2009. Siegel says that ionic air purifiers fall below
this threshold, but could easily reach such concentrations in small,
poorly ventilated spaces.
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Dec. 12,
2007 - Article from College of Engineering News
National Public Radio's Science Friday to host Dr. Richard Corsi
this week
Environmental Engineering Professor Richard Corsi will address
toxins in the home during a half-hour segment on National Public
Radio's (NPR) popular Science Friday program. The interview and
audience question-and-answer segment will air 2:30-3 p.m. Central
Standard Time.
Host Ira Flatow will discuss the topic with Corsi and Dr. Paul Blanc
from the University of California-San Francisco, a professor of
medicine and author of the book: "How Everyday Products Can Make
People Sick."
Although the local NPR affiliate KUT does not carry Science Friday,
local listeners may hear the program through websites listed at
http://www.sciencefriday.com/about/show/.
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Oct. 17,
2007 - Article from College of Engineering News
New Membrane Strips Carbon Dioxide from Natural Gas Faster and
Better
A modified plastic material greatly improves the ability to separate
global warming-linked carbon dioxide from natural gas as the gas is
prepared for use, according to chemical engineer Benny Freeman whose
research team has analyzed the new plastic's performance.
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Sept.18,
2007 - Article from College of Engineering News
Dr. David T. Allen receives Joe J. King Award
Dr. David T. Allen, a chemical engineering professor, received the
2008 Joe J. King Professional Engineering Achievement Award for
making significant contributions to the engineering profession at
the Cockrell School of Engineering. Allen, the Gertz Regents
Professor of Chemical Engineering, has provided a scientific basis
for air quality management in Texas and has developed environmental
education materials for engineering curricula which are distributed
worldwide.
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May
23,
2007 - Article from College of Engineering News
Assistant professor wins innovative excellence award for creative
teaching
Dr. Jeffrey Siegel, assistant professor of architectural
engineering, received the Award for Innovative Excellence in
Teaching, Learning and Technology from the International Conference
on College Teaching and Learning. Thirty-nine professors around the
world were nominated for the award based on highly creative
contributions to the education field.
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April 17,
2007 - Article from College of Engineering News
Drs. Peppas and Freeman win University Co-op's highest research
awards
Dr. Nicholas Peppas, professor of biomedical engineering and
chemical engineering and pharmaceutics, received this year’s
University Co-op Career Research Excellence Award in honor of
maintaining a superior research program across many years.
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Chemical Engineering Professor Dave
Allen at The University of Texas at Austin has been named the 2007
Distinguished Lecturer by the Association of Environmental and
Engineering Science Professors.
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