Events related to Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering
Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering (CBE)
CBE Colloquia
- Understanding Polymer Degradation: Structural Pathways to Microplastics and Biodegradations
CBE Colloquia
- Liquid Metal Neural Interfaces as Adaptive Bioelectronic Systems
CBE Seminar - Advances in electrochemical separations for desalination and resource recovery
CBE Colloquia
- Cell Surface Chemical Biology and Translational Medicine Enabled by Chimeric Molecules
PhD Thesis Presentation
- An End-to-End Framework for Interpreting Tandem Mass Spectra Using Spectral Archival Methods
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Engineering a Programmable RNA Delivery System to Control Biomolecular Condensates in Bacteria
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Development of a Human Gut Bacteriophage into a Programmable Therapeutic Delivery Vehicle
CBE Colloquia
- Unleashing Sugar Radicals to Engineer Small Molecules, Proteins, and Living Cells
CBE Seminar - Advanced Membranes for Sustainable Energy and Carbon Management
CBE Seminar - Unlocking Single-Chirality Carbon Nanotubes with DNA for Novel Functions and Applications
International Conference on Perovskite Solar Cells (IC-PSC)
PhD Thesis Presentation
- Defect Engineering in 2D Materials for Quantum Photonics and Electronics
CBE Colloquia
- Toughening Strategies for Strong and Functional Gels
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Behavior of Guest Molecules within Densely Charged Coacervate Environments
PhD Qualifying Examination
- The Interplay between Biocondensates and the Crowded Cellular Environment
CBE Colloquia
- Interface Biology with Soft Functional Materials
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Engineering Strategies for Infection Management via Point-of-Care Diagnostics and Snail-Derived Biomaterials
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Advanced Integrated Membrane-Based Water Treatment and Electrolyzer System: Producing Green Hydrogen from Non-Potable Water
PhD Qualifying Examination
- DNA-guided CRISPR-Cas effector for programable RNA-recognition and its application
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Interface Regulation, Scale-Up and Optimization of Membrane Electrode Assembly for Anion Exchange Membrane Water Electrolysis
HKUST Energy Institute (EI)