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Welcome to the Center for Environmentally Beneficial Catalysis. CEBC is a multi-university NSF Engineering Research Center, headquartered at The University of Kansas, with core partners at The University of Iowa, Washington University in St. Louis, and Prairie View A&M University. What is Environmentally Beneficial Catalysis? Recent Research Achievements:
	Novel technology improves process performance and economics		CEBC team invents new "green" chemo-enzymatic synthesis of the drug (+)-modafinil
	Researchers produce unique molecule-based catalyst nanoparticles		New optical probe developed to monitor CO₂-expanded liquids in-situ
	Molecular models provide insights on novel class of reaction media		Applying Green Engineering and Chemistry Principles in Synthesis of New Solid Acid Catalysts
More items, Publications		CEBC researchers and P&G scientists elucidate selective oxidation mechanisms
Other Achievements and Activities:
	PhDs in new careers		Two CEBC Investigators Win DuPont Young Professor Awards
	CEBC faculty awarded NSF grant		Touchable bubble contest at Engineering Expo
More items			Nature journal article highlights job opportunities in green catalysis

Last updated, March 12, 2008

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