Tim Taylor Department of Chemical Engineering

The Tim Taylor Department of Chemical Engineering at K-State provides all students the opportunity to become great engineers.

Diamond in the rough: K-State researchers are scaling synthetic crystals for the future of tech
An interdisciplinary project led by faculty in K-State's Carl R. Ice College of Engineering aims to develop more economical and efficient methods for growing metastable crystals — such as diamond and cubic boron nitride — at atmospheric pressure and increasing their size.
2026 Engineering Ambassadors selected to represent the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering
Thirty-one student leaders in Kansas State University'sCarl R. Ice College of Engineeringhave been selected to represent the college through the Engineering Ambassadors organization.
Powering the future: K-State engineering secure energy systems
The energy landscape is more dynamic than ever and demands engineers who can innovate across the spectrum of power systems that generate and deliver today’s energy. Each of the college’s eight academic departments are meeting this challenge head on, training the next generation of global technological leaders and conducting cutting-edge research that is redefining how Kansans power their lives, both now and into the future.

Our graduates have a solid education in chemistry, physics, advanced mathematics, and engineering practices, preparing them for a successful career in industry, academia or government.