Events related to Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering
Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering (CBE)
IAS/ School of Engineering Joint Lecture - Onsager Principle - The Basic and Useful Principle in Soft Matter Physics
Guest Seminar
- Engineering Adaptive Bioelectronics for Living Systems
CBE Colloquia
- Histidine Stabilization for Metal Nanoparticles: A Simple Trick for a Big Problem in Thermal Catalysis
CBE Colloquia
- Development, doping and device applications of n-type polymers
CBE Colloquia
- Understanding and regulating dynamic interphases in advanced lithium batteries
CBE Colloquia
- Electron Microscopy Imaging of Highly Sensitive Crystalline Chemical Materials
Postgraduate Student Seminar at HKUST
- Emerging Nanotechnologies for Health and Environmental Applications: Path to Sustainable Adaption and Implementation
CBE Colloquia
- Computational Molecular Design Across Scales
CBE Colloquia
- Combining PLASMA and the SEA: Synthesis of high-performance chlorine-resistance catalysts for seawater-based electrochemical devices
The International Electrochemistry Summit 2026 and
Post-Conference Satellite Meeting of the 77th Annual Meeting of ISE and
9th YASS Sub-Conference
CBE Colloquia
- Towards Understanding of Aerosol Sources, Composition, Toxicity in a Changing World
CBE Colloquia
- Multispectral Organic Photodetectors: Frontiers and Applications
Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering - Data-Driven Environmental Engineering: From Experiment to Intelligence
Chemical and Biological Engineering Department - University of Bath-HKUST Workshop on Engineering and Physical Sciences Funded by EPSRC
PhD Qualifying Examination
- A Multi-Modal Sensing Platform for Tissue State Monitoring: From Wearable Lung Imaging to Intraoral Diagnostics
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Integrated Optical Sensing Systems for Metabolic Detection of Inflammation in Physiological Biofluids
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Multiscale Electrolyte Design through Cluster–Cluster Interactions for High-Voltage Lithium-Metal Batteries
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Engineering an Ultra-Weak Solvation Environment for Wide-Temperature Li||SPAN Batteries
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Bridging Molecular Transport, Membrane Design, and Process Optimization through AI-Driven Multiscale Modelling
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Mechanism-Guided Engineering of Bipolar Membranes for High Current Density Brine Valorization
HKUST Energy Institute (EI)