Events related to Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering
Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering (CBE)
Bioengineering Graduate Program - Guest Seminar - Harness the Power of Light: Optogenetic Control of Intracellular Activities
MPhil Thesis Presentation - Liquid Crystal Polymer/PDMS based Flexible and Robust Spinal Cord Interface with Functionalized Stimulating Sites using PEDOT MIL-100(Fe)
Bioengineering Graduate Program - Guest Seminar - Biomimetic Self-assembly of Subcellular Structures
Guest Seminar - From Lab to Fab Challenges and Opportunities for a Rewarding Career in Industrial RandD
Webinar - Information Session on PG Programs by School of Engineering
Bioengineering Graduate Program - Guest Seminar - Development of Metal-based Drugs for the Treatment of "Undruggable" Cancers
Bioengineering Graduate Program - Guest Seminar - Microreaction Engineering for Synthetic Organoelectrochemistry
Bioengineering Graduate Program - PhD Thesis Presentation - Phase Synchronization of Regional Electroencephalograph and Postural Stability Indicator for Susceptibility to Visually Induced Motion Sickness Validated with Habituation Training
Guest Seminar - From Heat to Electricity, From Laboratory to Startup
Bioengineering Graduate Program - PhD Thesis Presentation - Development of Aggregation-Induced Emission-Based Bioprobes for Specific Organelle Imaging and Tracking
What drives cell fate - A deep dive into epigenomics
Guest Seminar - Psychological Stress, Neurons and Inflammation: New Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Guest Seminar - One-Dimensional Photoactive Nanostructure Titania for Environmental Pollution Treatment and Clean Energy Production
Guest Seminar - Wearable Biosensors towards Healthcare Decentralization
MPhil Thesis Presentation - Modelling of Crystallization in Emulsion Droplets with Monte Carlo Simulations
MPhil Thesis Presentation - Allometric Analysis of the Growth in Worm Body and Cellular Constituents Regulated by BMP/DBL-1 Pathway in Specific Cell Types in Caenorhabditis elegans
Bioengineering Graduate Program - PhD Thesis Presentation - Engineering a Near-Infrared Light-Responsive Protein for Bioimaging and New Materials
PhD Thesis Presentation - Process Intensification of Protein Crystallization through Innovative Process Equipment and Operation
MPhil Thesis Presentation - Development of Carbonaceous Sponge-based Nickel Electrode System for Urea Remediation