Chemical And Biomolecular Engineering
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Jamey Young receives Chancellor’s Award for Research for work on groundbreaking metabolic analysis tool
Jamey Young has spent more than a decade investigating metabolic disease mechanisms and metabolic disorders related to diabetes and obesity, employing metabolic and cell culture engineering to advance pioneering approaches to measure, understand, and control cellular metabolism. Jamey Young Young was honored for his work at Vanderbilt’s 2025 Fall… Read MoreOct. 30, 2025
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Chemical Engineering sophomore Tyler Hwang wins $500K with prize-winning kick as part of ESPN College Gameday
Jamey Young has spent more than a decade investigating metabolic disease mechanisms and metabolic disorders related to diabetes and obesity, employing metabolic and cell culture engineering to advance pioneering approaches to measure, understand, and control cellular metabolism. Jamey Young Young was honored for his work at Vanderbilt’s 2025 Fall… Read MoreOct. 26, 2025
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Vanderbilt researchers pioneer ultrasound microbubble technology for early detection of ovarian cancer
Jamey Young has spent more than a decade investigating metabolic disease mechanisms and metabolic disorders related to diabetes and obesity, employing metabolic and cell culture engineering to advance pioneering approaches to measure, understand, and control cellular metabolism. Jamey Young Young was honored for his work at Vanderbilt’s 2025 Fall… Read MoreOct. 9, 2025
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School of Engineering launches global search for 10 new faculty members, including the creation of an interdisciplinary ‘Energy Cluster’
Jamey Young has spent more than a decade investigating metabolic disease mechanisms and metabolic disorders related to diabetes and obesity, employing metabolic and cell culture engineering to advance pioneering approaches to measure, understand, and control cellular metabolism. Jamey Young Young was honored for his work at Vanderbilt’s 2025 Fall… Read MoreOct. 6, 2025
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Researchers develop breakthrough immunity-equipped lung-on-a-chip system to model severe influenza responses
Jamey Young has spent more than a decade investigating metabolic disease mechanisms and metabolic disorders related to diabetes and obesity, employing metabolic and cell culture engineering to advance pioneering approaches to measure, understand, and control cellular metabolism. Jamey Young Young was honored for his work at Vanderbilt’s 2025 Fall… Read MoreSep. 24, 2025
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Vanderbilt chemical engineering researchers contribute to significant advance in 2D materials
Jamey Young has spent more than a decade investigating metabolic disease mechanisms and metabolic disorders related to diabetes and obesity, employing metabolic and cell culture engineering to advance pioneering approaches to measure, understand, and control cellular metabolism. Jamey Young Young was honored for his work at Vanderbilt’s 2025 Fall… Read MoreSep. 12, 2025
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School of Engineering kicks off summer program in partnership with Queen’s University Belfast
Jamey Young has spent more than a decade investigating metabolic disease mechanisms and metabolic disorders related to diabetes and obesity, employing metabolic and cell culture engineering to advance pioneering approaches to measure, understand, and control cellular metabolism. Jamey Young Young was honored for his work at Vanderbilt’s 2025 Fall… Read MoreJul. 2, 2025
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Nanobody hitchhikers boost immunotherapy potency in cancer treatment
Jamey Young has spent more than a decade investigating metabolic disease mechanisms and metabolic disorders related to diabetes and obesity, employing metabolic and cell culture engineering to advance pioneering approaches to measure, understand, and control cellular metabolism. Jamey Young Young was honored for his work at Vanderbilt’s 2025 Fall… Read MoreJun. 13, 2025
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Five engineering professors are Innovation Catalyst Fund awardees
Jamey Young has spent more than a decade investigating metabolic disease mechanisms and metabolic disorders related to diabetes and obesity, employing metabolic and cell culture engineering to advance pioneering approaches to measure, understand, and control cellular metabolism. Jamey Young Young was honored for his work at Vanderbilt’s 2025 Fall… Read MoreJun. 6, 2025
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Engineering School bestows honors on 2025 graduating seniors
Jamey Young has spent more than a decade investigating metabolic disease mechanisms and metabolic disorders related to diabetes and obesity, employing metabolic and cell culture engineering to advance pioneering approaches to measure, understand, and control cellular metabolism. Jamey Young Young was honored for his work at Vanderbilt’s 2025 Fall… Read MoreMay. 8, 2025