Thanks to this group from Orofino Junior-Senior High School for visiting our Lewiston facility! The students enjoyed a tour of the manufacturing floor and tackled a hands-on activity focused on chemical engineering. "Our students were able to make many associations from the curriculum being taught and understand the real-life application that is sculpted on a chemistry foundation," shared Ms. Melton, the OJSHS Science Teacher. "I look forward to continuing to expose my students to the SEL experience."
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Thanks for the brilliant talk, Bas, the students here are still talking about your column/chip technologies.
Full Professor at Vrije Universiteit Brussel and Editor of Analytical Science Advances and the Journal of Separation Science at Wiley
It has been a great pleasure to visit Xiamen University, and I would like to extend my gratitude to the College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering for the opportunity to present the Lu Jiaxi Lectures alongside Professor G. Desmet.
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