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Mork Family Department @ USC

At the Mork Family Department of Chemical Engineering & Materials Science (MFD), our graduates are provided with a well-rounded engineering education to meet the needs of industry, academia and government labs; to conduct pioneering research; and to play an integrating and leadership role to the multi-disciplinary community of science and engineering.

The MFD fosters and cultivates synergies among the three degree programs, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science and Petroleum Engineering, to further research and development in energy production and delivery, nanotechnology, biochemical processes and medical devices.

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The Science of Sweet Treats
The Science of Sweet Treats

Students in the Mork Family Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science conjure up a slice of pure imagination in USC Viterbi’s new confectionery manufacturing class.

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How can we prevent the spread of contaminants in our water sources?
How can we prevent the spread of contaminants in our water sources?

Two professors at USC Viterbi School of Engineering are collaborating on a puzzle with direct consequences for human health: identifying the best model for predicting the flow of contaminants in groundwater sources.

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The Senate of the National Technical University of Athens, awards the title of Doctor Honoris Causa to Yannis Yortsos
The Senate of the National Technical University of Athens, awards the title of Doctor Honoris Causa to Yannis Yortsos

Dean Yortsos was recognized by his alma mater for “his scientific achievements and his world-class contribution to the shaping of modern engineering education and to the general orientation of engineering science to address contemporary and emerging grand challenges.”

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Published on February 23rd, 2017Last updated on October 29th, 2024