Events related to Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering
Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering (CBE)
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
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Advanced Electrocatalyst Design for Oxime Formation and Sustainable Upgrading
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Ultra-stable Lithium-ion Batteries for Wide Temperature Range
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Electrolytes Design for Commercial-Scale Lithium-Ion Batteries with Silicon-Graphite Anodes
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Study of Alcohol-Tolerant and Alcohol-Resistant Enterococcus faecium Strains
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Multiplexed Virtual Immunohistochemistry Staining from Label-Free Autofluorescence for Breast Cancer
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Multi-colour and Multi-layer Histological Imaging with UV Light-sheet Microscopy
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Hyperspectral Fluorescence Microscope: Molecular Fingerprint with UV-Vis Autofluorescence down to Pixel Level
PhD Thesis Presentation
- Efficient Carbon Dioxide Electrochemical Conversion Technology
Designable Microporous Materials for Next-Generation Thin-Film Technologies
PhD Qualifying Examination
- High-crystallinity Covalent Organic Frameworks Design for Lithium Metal Batteries
PhD Thesis Presentation
- From Sensor Design to Quality Prediction: An In-Mold Capacitive Sensing Approach for Intelligent Injection Molding
IAS Distinguished Lecture - Halide Perovskites Expanding Frontiers in Photovoltaics and Hard Radiation Sensing