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CBE Internships

Many employers look for previous work experience when selecting new hires. There are several ways to obtain this experience while you’re still a student, so when it comes time to look for a job, you’ll have an edge over other candidates. And for employers, sponsoring student internships has many benefits, too. Follow the links below for more information.

Information for students

Information for employers

For more information:

Blaine Pfeifer, CBE Internship Director
Jeffrey Errington, Director of Undergraduate Studies
David Kofke, Chair, Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering

Research Spotlight

Mark Swihart co-authors toxicity study, A Step Forward for Quantum Dots

Mark Swihart co-authors pioneering study to gauge toxicity of quantum dots in primates, with a hopeful outcome for doctors and scientists seeking new ways to battle diseases like cancer through nanomedicine. >>
Research Spotlight

UB CBE Graduate Student Research Symposium & Poster Contest

Each fall, CBE graduate student research is highlighted for faculty, colleagues, and the Buffalo Niagara Chemical Engineering community. >>
Research Spotlight

Biomolecular engineering breakthrough

Streptavidin binds biotin with high affinity and is widely used in biotechnology and research. Sheldon Park has engineered a stable streptavidin monomer that can further extend its application.>>
Research Spotlight

David Kofke and Andrew Schultz win 2012 David Himmelblau Award

David Kofke and Andrew Schultz awarded for development of the etomica modules, a community-developed suite of interactive simulations helping students understand molecular origins of macroscopic behaviors. >>
Research Spotlight

UB-Praxair collaboration leads to new technology and grant

In collaboration with researchers from Praxair, Inc., the group of Mark Swihart has developed a new technology for producing nanoparticles of copper, silver, palladium and other metals and their alloys. >>

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