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URL:/chemical-engineering/events/phd-defenseengineering
 -solid-oxide-co2-electrolysis
SUMMARY:PhD Defense\\Engineering Solid Oxide CO2 Electrolysis: From\nNanopa
 rticle-Decorated Perovskite Cathode to System-Level Modeling by\nMohammada
 li Emadi
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nSolid oxide electrolysis cell (SOEC) is a promising
  technology for\nCO₂ electrolysis and subsequent conversion to useful ch
 emicals. This\nthesis combines the experimental development of new cathode
  materials\nwith system-level simulation to enhance the performance of SOE
 Cs for\nCO2 electrolysis and assess their applicability for fuel productio
 n.\nThere are two components to the work: (1) proposing nanoparticle\ndeco
 rated perovskites cathode material and (2) integration of DAC\,\nSOEC and 
 synfuel production and asses its performance with\ntechno-economic and env
 ironmental analysis.\n\nIn the experimental section\, the focus was on the
  cathode material of\nthe SOEC since it is the limiting factor for CO₂ e
 lectrolysis.\n 
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URL:/chemical-engineering/events/masc-oral-examengineer
 ing-synthetic-bacterial-consortium
SUMMARY:MASc Oral Exam/Engineering a Synthetic Bacterial Consortium of\nEsc
 herichia coli and Pseudomonas putida for Mixed Plastic Monomer\nBioprocess
 ing by Ida Putu Wiweka
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nEngineering a Synthetic Bacterial Consortium of Esc
 herichia coli and\nPseudomonas putida for Mixed Plastic Monomer Bioprocess
 ing\n 
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URL:/chemical-engineering/events/enabling-technology-pl
 atforms-tissue-engineering-and
SUMMARY:Enabling technology platforms for tissue engineering and regenerati
 ve\nmedicine research
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nENABLING TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS FOR TISSUE ENGINEERIN
 G AND REGENERATIVE\nMEDICINE RESEARCH\n\nCHAN PUI BARBARA\n\nSBS\, iTERM\,
  BME\, CUHK\n\nThe research focus of the Tissue Engineering Lab at CUHK ce
 nters\naround bioengineering of cell- and biomaterial-based complex living
 \ntissue substitutes for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine\napp
 lications. During the prolonged journey of developing engineered\ntissues 
 for regenerative medicine purposes\, we have faced many\ntechnical challen
 ges associated with the major components of\nengineered tissues including 
 stem cells\, biomaterials and cell niche\nsignals. A handful of technology
  platforms were developed to enable\nand facilitate research in tissue eng
 ineering and regenerative\nmedicine research\, including but are not limit
 ed to (1) a multiphoton\nmicrofabrication and micropatterning (MMM) techno
 logy to define the\ncell niche interactions\; (2) a multi-level mechano-re
 gulation (MMR)\nplatform to facilitate mechano-characterization and manipu
 lation of\ncells and tissues\; and (3) a biomimetic biomacromolecular\nmic
 roencapsulation (BBM) platform to facilitate physiologically\nrelevant sca
 ffolding. In this seminar\, the rationales\, the\ntechnological capability
  and the relevant applications will be\ndiscussed.  \n 
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URL:/chemical-engineering/events/graduate-seminar-unloc
 king-material-designs-smart-tools-and
SUMMARY:Graduate Seminar| Unlocking Material Designs with Smart Tools and\n
 Machine Learning\, by Professor Frank Gu
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nUnlocking Material Designs with Smart Tools and Mac
 hine Learning\n 
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URL:/chemical-engineering/events/graduate-seminar-desig
 ning-sustainable-materials-cellulose
SUMMARY:Graduate Seminar| Designing sustainable materials with cellulose &\
 nprotein: from biomass to bioproducts and a greener future\, by\nProfessor
  Kevin de France
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nThe Chemical Engineering Department is hosting a gr
 aduate seminar\non DESIGNING SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS WITH CELLULOSE & PROTE
 IN: FROM\nBIOMASS TO BIOPRODUCTS AND A GREENER FUTURE. \n 
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URL:/chemical-engineering/events/anisotropic-molecules-
 and-particles-small-scale-robots
SUMMARY:From Anisotropic Molecules and Particles to Small-scale Robots: An\
 nAccount of Polymerized Liquid Crystal
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nIn this seminar\, Professor Shahsavan will discuss 
 the many\napplications of polymerized liquid crystals in biomedical settin
 gs and\nbeyond.\n 
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URL:/chemical-engineering/events/chemical-engineering-g
 raduate-recruitment-fair
SUMMARY:Chemical Engineering Graduate Recruitment Fair
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nSee our faculties\, meet faculty and current studen
 ts! Join us for\nrefreshments!\n 
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URL:/chemical-engineering/events/graduate-seminar-mecha
 nochemistry-and-aging-based-methods
SUMMARY:Graduate Seminar| Mechanochemistry and aging-based methods as novel
 \ntools to transform biopolymers into high value materials\, by Professor\
 nAudrey Moores 
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nThe Chemical Engineering Department is hosting a gr
 aduate seminar\non MECHANOCHEMISTRY AND AGING-BASED METHODS AS NOVEL TOOL
 S TO\nTRANSFORM BIOPOLYMERS INTO HIGH VALUE MATERIALS. \n 
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URL:/chemical-engineering/events/masc-oral-exam-design-
 self-aggregating-and-recyclable-quasi
SUMMARY:MASc Oral Exam| :Design of Self-Aggregating and Recyclable\nQuasi-S
 olid-State
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nYou are welcome to attend Tong Wang MASc oral exam
 \n 
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URL:/chemical-engineering/events/che-180-design-symposi
 um-0
SUMMARY:CHE 180 Design Symposium
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nHelp the students from CHE 180: Chemical Engineerin
 g Design Studio\ncelebrate the completion of their 1A term and their intro
 duction to\ndesign by attending their Design Symposium\, where they will\n
 showcase the range of soaps they designed and produced during their\ncour
 se.\n 
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