Mondays
3:30 Reception | 4:00 - 5:00 Seminar
Nanoengineering Building 181 (NAN-181)
September 30
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Steve RofflerAcademic Sinica, Taipei Anti-PEG antibodies: Detection, targeting and impact on PEGylated proteins and stealth nanomedicines |
October 7
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Zachary UlissiCarnegie Mellon University Challenges in Data Science Methods for Catalyst Design and Discovery |
October 14
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Bhuvnesh BhartiLouisiana State University |
October 21
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Corey WilsonGeorgia Tech Programming transcription using engineered systems of gene |
October 28
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Millicent SullivanUniversity of Delaware Unlocking Intracellular Therapeutic Targets Using Bioinspired Materials |
November 4
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Tonio BuonassisiMassachusettes Institute of Technology |
November 18
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Shelly Sakiyama-ElbertUT Austin Biomaterials for Drug Delivery and Cell Transplantation to Treat Nerve Injury |
November 25
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Jason BaxterDrexel University |
December 2 |
Department Awards |
Recommended Preparation
The course is intended for undergraduate and graduate students of chemical engineering.
Class Assignments and Grading
The class will be graded credit/no credit. Attendance is required at all class meetings; only excused absences will be permitted. An excused absence must be approved by the instructor prior to the missed class.
Engineering Elective Credit
This class counts as an engineering elective credit.
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