# Chemical and Biological Engineering Seminar

## CHME-6900

This seminar-based graduate level course provides a broad exposure to the chemical and biological engineering discipline. Attending and participating in seminars from recognized experts will form the core of the course. Topics include energy and the environment, nano and biotechnologies, computational molecular science, polymers and advanced materials, synthetic biology, metabolic engineering, and the future of our discipline. The course is required for chemical engineering Ph.D. students.

1 credit
Prereqs:
none

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2023 |  |  | Chemical And Biological Engineering Seminar (1c) Patrick T. Underhill Seats Taken: 58/75
2022 |  |  | Chemical And Biological Engineering Seminar (1c) Sufei Shi Seats Taken: 67/160
2021 |  |  | Chemical And Biological Engineering Seminar (1c) Runye H. Zha Seats Taken: 67/75
2020 |  |  | Chemical And Biological Engineering Seminar (1c) Runye H. Zha Seats Taken: 69/179
2019 |  |  | Chemical And Biological Engineering Seminar (1c) Runye H. Zha Seats Taken: 76/179
2018 |  |  | Chemical And Biological Engineering Seminar (1c) Joel Plawsky Seats Taken: 63/75
2017 |  |  | Chemical And Biological Engineering Seminar (1c) Joel Plawsky Seats Taken: 57/75
2016 |  |  | Chemical And Biological Engineering Seminar (1c) Joel Plawsky Seats Taken: 57/75
2015 |  |  | Chemical And Biological Engineering Seminar (1c) Joel Plawsky Seats Taken: 54/75
2014 |  |  | Chemical And Biological Engineering Seminar (1c) Shekhar S Garde Seats Taken: 56/75
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