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Assistant Professor or untenured Associate Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at Stanford University

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We believe chemical engineering holds the key to a healthier, cleaner and more efficient world, and a better tomorrow for all

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Chemical Engineering DEI

Stanford Chemical Engineering is committed to fostering diversity in all forms and supporting every student in reaching their full potential to be leaders and innovators in their field.

Students work together in the new chem class devised by Chemical engineering Professor Beth Sattely and senior lecturer Lisa Hwang.

Undergraduate Programs

The mission of the undergraduate program in Chemical Engineering is to develop students’ understanding of the core scientific, mathematical, and engineering principles that form the foundation underlying these processes. 

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Graduate Programs

The Doctor of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering is awarded after the completion of a minimum of 135 units of graduate work, satisfactory completion of any additional university and departmental requirements. 

The Student Experience | Stories & Voices

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Winnie Huang

Winnie Huang

BS Candidate
Chemical Engineering

"I initially never imagined I would pursue higher education. Growing up in a Latinx community as a..." Read Winnie’s story

Brandon Clark

Brandon Clark

PhD Candidate
Chemical Engineering

"My research interests at Stanford stem from my undergraduate experiences on international..." Read Brandon’s story

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Chengshuang Zhou

PhD Candidate
Chemical Engineering

"My journey at Stanford started in the summer of my junior year when I had the opportunity to..." Read Chengshuang’s story

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Why Stanford ChemE?

Stanford Chemical Engineering works on technologies to develop chemical transformations and processes, creating useful products and materials that improve society. We are tackling the major challenges of the 21st century.

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What’s New | Latest updates

Chemical engineering addresses a broad range of technologies to develop chemical transformations and processes, creating useful products, and materials that improve society.

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Our Research & Impact

Stanford Chemical Engineering focuses on a multidisciplinary approach that draws upon Stanford’s world-leading expertise to create an impact on 21st-century challenges.