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Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering (CBE)
Designable Microporous Materials for Next-Generation Thin-Film Technologies
PhD Thesis Presentation
- Learning-Based Modeling Frameworks for Injection Molding Quality Prediction
PhD Thesis Presentation
- Design and Optimization of Copper-Based Conductive Inks and Functional Conductive Thin Films for Printed Electronic Applications
PhD Thesis Presentation
- Integrated Label-Free Proteomic and Genomic Analysis Reveals Laboratory Adaptive Co-Evolution and Bacterial Interactions in Tri-Species Microbial Communities
MPhil Thesis Presentation
- Remote vital sign estimation using attention mechanism: a multi-ROI perspective
PhD Thesis Presentation
- SpySTING, a Genetically Encoded Topological Architecture for Spying cGAMP
PhD Thesis Presentation
- Developing Tools for Gap Junction Control and Bystander Immunity Detection
Spying on Neuromodulator Dynamics In Vivo by Constructing Multi-Color GRAB Sensors
International Electrochemistry Summit 2025
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Perfusable Vascularized and Microglia-incorporated Human Cerebral Organoid-on-a-chip
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Microfluidic Biosensing Platform for Remote Monitoring of Hormonal and Ionic Biomarkers
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Electrochemical Oxidation of Antibiotics Using Ti4O7-based Anodes
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Electrochemical Degradation of Environmental Antibiotics using Titanium-based Electrodes
PhD Thesis Presentation
- Biological Effects of Toluene Exposure on A549 Cells under Air–Liquid Interface Conditions
PhD Qualifying Examination
- AI-Based Simulation for Engineered RNA-Binding Proteins increases RNA Binding Efficiency
CBE Research Day
- Photoresponsive Nanomedicine for the Treatment of Cancer and Eye Diseases
CBE Colloquia
- BioCrystallisation: Challenges and Opportunities in Protein and Peptide Purification
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Li-metal Batteries Enabled by Composite-type Solid Electrolytes
CBE Colloquia
- Advanced Flow Conformance via Mechanically Robust Hydrogel Particles in High-Salinity Porous Media
Guest Seminar
- Proximity-Based DNA Nanotechnology with a Target-to-DNA Converter for High Signal Gain
HKUST Energy Institute (EI)