Events related to Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering
Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering (CBE)
PhD Thesis Presentation
- Unravelling Molecular Mechanisms of Cerebrovascular Disorders for Digital Medicine
Guest Seminar
- Accelerating Materials Design via Computation and Machine Learning Combined Approaches
Challenges and Opportunities of All Solid-State Batteries
Guest Seminar
- Causal Inference, analysis of whole genome sequencing data, and Immunosequencing for cancer research
Guest Seminar
- Designed Synthetic Protein Hydrogels with Predictable and Controllable Mechanical Properties for Biomedical Applications
Guest Seminar
- Precision Condensation in Space and Time
Guest Seminar
- Towards Translational Organoid Technology
Guest Seminar
- Proteins with Unconventional Chemical Topology
Guest Seminar
- Imaging Membrane Potential with Genetically Encoded Indicators
Guest Seminar
- From Principle to Practice: SlipChip Microfluidic Systems for Biological Research and Clinical Diagnostics
Guest Seminar
- Non-thermal Plasma Catalysis for Turning SO2 in Flue Gas to Elemental Sulfur
Guest Seminar
- Chemical Biology to Interrogate Protein Interactions in Living Cells
Guest Seminar
- Crosslinking Copolymerization in a Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor (CSTR)
Guest Seminar
- Engineering Biomaterials Cell Niche with Topographies for Regenerative Medicine Applications
CBE30 Distinguished Seminar Series
- Flexible Wearable Microfluidic Sensing Technologies for Biomedical Applications and the Health Metaverse
IAS Distinguished Lecture - Why is Digital Innovation in Healthcare so Hard?
EI-CBE Joint Workshop on Chemical Process and Conversion
PhD Thesis Presentation
- Chemical Vapor Deposition Synthesis of Two-dimensional Metal Chalcogenides for Electronic Application
PhD Thesis Presentation
- Label-free quantitative proteomic studies of silver nanoparticles exposed human cell lines
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Decomposition and Analysis of Pupil Swim in VR
HKUST Energy Institute (EI)
Challenges and Opportunities of All Solid-State Batteries