Chemical and Biological Engineering

Prof. Matthew Mckay
Prof. Matthew Mckay 
Prestigious Fellowship
Prof. Matthew MCKAY Elected 2021 IEEE Fellow
The Smart Fish conducts microplastics sampling near the seaside of the HKUST campus.
The Smart Fish conducts microplastics sampling near the seaside of the HKUST campus. 
Championship for Three Years
Final Year Project on Real-Time Microplastics Detection Recognized by HKIE Environmental Division
Prof. Gao Ping (second left), her PhD student Gu Qiao (second right), as well as Cheung Shu-Kwan (first left) and Walter Lee (first right) from Design and Manufacturing Services Facility of HKUST
Prof. Gao Ping (second left), her PhD student Gu Qiao (second right), as well as Cheung Shu-Kwan (first left) and Walter Lee (first right) from Design and Manufacturing Services Facility of HKUST 
Showing Potential for Multiple Biomedical and Environmental Applications
HKUST Researchers Develop the World’s Strongest Polymer Nanomembrane
Outstanding alumnae leaders Ir. Samantha Kong Wing-Man (left) and Melody Wong Yee-Ting
Outstanding alumnae leaders Ir. Samantha Kong Wing-Man (left) and Melody Wong Yee-Ting 
Role Models for Female Engineers
Alumnae Won at Inaugural IET Hong Kong Young Woman Engineer of the Year Award
Prof. Francesco Ciucci
Prof. Francesco Ciucci 
Advancing Solid-State Materials Chemistry
Prof. Francesco CIUCCI Elected a Fellow of Royal Society of Chemistry
Mutant frequency trajectories exhibit complex dynamics due to linkage affects. Top left panel shows frequency trajectories of all mutant alleles, the lower three panels on the left show the trajectories of beneficial/neutral/deleterious mutants in blue/orange/red. The right panel shows their estimated fitness values using the proposed inference method. Vertical lines indicate the true fitness values.
Mutant frequency trajectories exhibit complex dynamics due to linkage affects. Top left panel shows frequency trajectories of all mutant alleles, the lower three panels on the left show the trajectories of beneficial/neutral/deleterious mutants in blue/orange/red. The right panel shows their estimated fitness values using the proposed inference method. Vertical lines indicate the true fitness values. 
Better Treatments Against HIV
New Method Identifies Adaptive Mutations in Complex Evolving Populations
Excellence in teaching demonstrated by Prof. David Rossiter (second right), Prof. Ben Chan (second left), Prof. Henry Lam (first left) and Prof. Raymond Wong (first right). They were presented with the School’s teaching awards by Dean of Engineering Prof. Tim Cheng (center).
Excellence in teaching demonstrated by Prof. David Rossiter (second right), Prof. Ben Chan (second left), Prof. Henry Lam (first left) and Prof. Raymond Wong (first right). They were presented with the School’s teaching awards by Dean of Engineering Prof. Tim Cheng (center). 
Outstanding Teachers Recognized
SENG Teaching Excellence Appreciation Award 2019-20
Learning by doing: Andy Choy (left), Isaac Kwan (center), and Michael Lui (right) created a long-lasting antimicrobial hand cream in an experiential learning course on product and process design in Spring 2020.
Learning by doing: Andy Choy (left), Isaac Kwan (center), and Michael Lui (right) created a long-lasting antimicrobial hand cream in an experiential learning course on product and process design in Spring 2020. 
Connecting Student Innovation with Alumna-Entrepreneur
The “Design Come True” Experience of Developing Antimicrobial Hand Cream
Chemical and Biological Engineering alumna Vanessa Ho Po-Ki (right, first row), Prof. Marshal Liu (left, first row), and three BEng fresh graduates (from left, second row) Andy Choy Man-Hin, Isaac Kwan Chi-Shing and Michael Lui Wing-Piu, join hands to achieve product commercialization of an idea that originated in a course project.
Chemical and Biological Engineering alumna Vanessa Ho Po-Ki (right, first row), Prof. Marshal Liu (left, first row), and three BEng fresh graduates (from left, second row) Andy Choy Man-Hin, Isaac Kwan Chi-Shing and Michael Lui Wing-Piu, join hands to achieve product commercialization of an idea that originated in a course project. 
Finding Chemistry in Alumni Network
Chemical and Biological Engineering Alumna, Students and Faculty Join Hands in Product Commercialization
Prof. Wang Jiguang contributes to biomedical research with expertise in applied mathematics.
Prof. Wang Jiguang contributes to biomedical research with expertise in applied mathematics. 
The Altruistic Mathematician
Prof. WANG Jiguang Marries Math with Biology to Help Find Cure to Rare Brain Cancer
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