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The Tim Taylor Department of Chemical Engineering at K-State provides all students the opportunity to become great engineers. Graduates from the program have a solid education in chemistry, physics, advanced mathematics, and engineering practices, preparing them for a successful career in industry, academia or government.
“My well-established career in the energy sector was built on the educational foundation I received in chemical engineering at Kansas State University. Because of this, I am in the position to contribute back to my alma mater so that current and future students can enjoy the same types of opportunities I had. It is my belief that three things contribute to an exceptional educational experience — students, faculty and facilities. My hope is that this gift will benefit all three, because in the end, the quality of these will determine success.” -- Tim Taylor
Top News and Stories
- Engineering faculty members receive named positions
The Carl R. Ice College of Engineering has announced nine faculty members, including two from chemical engineering, as the most recent recipients of named positions.
- NSF announces CAREER award for K-State chemical engineer
Ryan Hansen, assistant professor and Steve Hsu Keystone research scholar in the Tim Taylor Department of Chemical Engineering, has been announced by the National Science Foundation as a recipient of its CAREER award. Chemical engineer working to unlock the role of hydrogen sulfide for treatment of disease
Funded by a National Science Foundation CAREER award, a K-State chemical engineering professor is taking on the challenge of discovering new treatments for diseases such as Alzheimer's and cancer.
