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CHE 451, Chemical Engineering Design II, is described in the NCSU course catalog as: “Chemical process design and optimization. The interplay of economic and technical factors in process development, site selection, project design, and production management. Comprehensive design problems.” “Comprehensive” is an understatement. The course challenges students with a wide variety of chemical engineering processes, ranging from biotechnology to energy to nanoscience. In addition, students complement their technical skills with teaming, leadership, project management, and communication skills. Both the instructors and the students feel an enormous sense of pride as we view the accomplishments of almost seven months’ work. We wish to thank those individuals and companies who have provided financial support or sponsored and advised projects this semester. The task of supporting and coaching these diverse projects and teams could not have been accomplished without their help! Dr. Steven Peretti Dr. Lisa Bullard   Organization Sponsors/Mentors Alditri Technologies Biogen Idec Biomanufacturing Training Education Center (BTEC) Cup A Joe Diosynth Engineering Entrepreneurs Program NC Solar Center Novozymes Port City Java Progress Energy Talecris Triangle Brewing Company Individual Sponsors/Mentors Dr. Alex Hobbs (Solar Center) Andy Miller (Triangle Brewing Co.) Dr. Billy Willis Dr. Behnam Pourdeyhimi (College of Textiles) Dr. Charles Joyner (NCSU Art and Design) Dr. Chris Oldham (NCSU Materials Science) Dave Wolozyn (Talecris)Esmeralda Luna-Ramos (Eastman) Dr. G. Kevin Hyde (Alditri Technologies) Dr. Gary Gilleskie (BTEC) Gian Oddone (Novozymes) Dr. Greg Parsons (CBE) Hao Lieu (Talecris) Dr. J. Gosse (BTEC) Dr. Jan Genzer (CBE) Jason Crump (Progress Energy) Dr. Jess Jur (CBE) Dr. John van Zanten (BTEC) Dr. Kim Roberts (Alditri Technologies) Marcelo Anderson (BTEC) Dr. Michael Dickey (CBE) Dr. Michael Flickinger (CBE and BTE