Pitt | Swanson Engineering
  • Building on the Building Blocks of Chemistry: From Alkanes to Olefins
    Pitt Chemical Engineers Advance Olefins Production through Computational Modeling
  • Pitt professor models a system that can capture carbon dioxide from coal plants using capsules filled with baking soda and water
  • Predicting a Better Nanocluster
    Pitt Engineering Researchers Develop New Theory to Build Improved Nanomaterials
  • Pitt Researchers Discover Surface of “Ultra-smooth” Nanomaterial Steeper than Austrian Alps
  • University of Pittsburgh to Purchase Local Hydropower
    Allegheny River hydroelectric plant will supply 25 percent of campus power needs, advance renewable energy and emissions reduction goals
  • Pitt's power lab at Energy Innovation Center will be one-of-a-kind
  • A Life Cycle Solution to Energy Impacts
    Pitt Engineering Researchers Study Potential Benefits in Co-Treating Pennsylvania’s Acid Mine Drainage and Shale Gas Wastewater
  • Pitt Engineer-Clinician Team Uses “Active Wrinkles” to Keep Synthetic Grafts Clean
    Sachin Velankar, Edith Tzeng, and Luka Pocivavsek study naturally anti-thrombotic wrinkled surfaces in arteries to improve synthetic vascular graft design
  • Filling the Gap: Pittsburgh Promise recipients share their success stories
    MEMS grad student Jackie Sharp featured in Pittsburgh Business Times.
  • IE Undergraduate Julie Shields Named Swanson School’s 2018 Co-op Student of the Year