Harnessing the Power of Polymers
Professor Paula Hammond '84, PhD '93, helps run the Department of Chemical Engineering. She also leads a polymer lab that's fighting cancer and developing clean energy technologies.
By Anne Trafton
Technology Review: May/Jun 2012
Casual conversations among colleagues can prove surprisingly fruitful. At MIT, some of those conversations have lasted for 60 years.
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Professor Paula Hammond '84, PhD '93, helps run the Department of Chemical Engineering. She also leads a polymer lab that's fighting cancer and developing clean energy technologies.
By Anne Trafton
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