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Course Description<University of Virginia> Spring 2009, 2010, 2012, and 2013 Fundamental concepts of diffusion and mass transfer. Application to continuous contating in separation devices. Material and energy conservation calculations for equilibrium stage processes, including multistage, multicomponent calculations as involved in distillation, absorption, and extraction systems. Four lecture hours. Prerequisite: CHE 216, 316, and 321

Course Description<University of Virginia> Fall 2008, 2009, 2010. 2011, and 2012 This course is designed to introduce engineering students to the fundamentals of biochemistry and molecular and cell biology emphasizing their relevance to industrial applications of biotechnology. The course can be taken as a stand-alone course by engineering students at any level, or as a part of the Concentration in Biotechnology and Biochemical Engineering. Three lecture hours. Prerequisite: CHEM 151

Course DescriptionBioconjugation becomes a very important tool to generate diverse biointegrated materials with a broad range of applications, including assays, therapeutic protein engineering, imaging, biosensors, drug delivery, and diagnostics. This course will cover unique features of biomolecules, bioconjugation chemistries, linkers, and nanomaterials used for bioconjugation. This course will enable students to understand the connections among nanomaterial properties, chemistry, and the biological application of bioconjugated materials. Students will also learn detailed methods of bioconjugation in order to full advantage of bioconjugates for a broad range of applications.

Course DescriptionThe integration of biotechnology and nanotechnology becomes a highly important area of research resulting in remarkable achievements. Bio-Nanotechnology is the use of biological building blocks and the utilization of biological functions for the development of modern technology at the nano-scale. This course will cover nanotechnology in medicine, nanoparticles in drug delivery, nanomaterial manufacturing, and safety concerns of nanomaterials. This course will enable students to understand the connections between biotechnology and nanotechnology and diverse applications of bio-nanotechnology.

Course DescriptionBioconjugation becomes a very important tool to generate diverse biointegrated materials with a broad range of applications, including assays, therapeutic protein engineering, imaging, biosensors, drug delivery, and diagnostics. This course will cover unique features of biomolecules, bioconjugation chemistries, linkers, and nanomaterials used for bioconjugation. This course will enable students to understand the connections among nanomaterial properties, chemistry, and the biological application of bioconjugated materials. Students will also learn detailed methods of bioconjugation in order to full advantage of bioconjugates for a broad range of applications.

Course DescriptionThe integration of biotechnology and nanotechnology becomes a highly important area of research resulting in remarkable achievements. Bio-Nanotechnology is the use of biological building blocks and the utilization of biological functions for the development of modern technology at the nano-scale. This course will cover nanotechnology in medicine, nanoparticles in drug delivery, nanomaterial manufacturing, and safety concerns of nanomaterials. This course will enable students to understand the connections between biotechnology and nanotechnology and diverse applications of bio-nanotechnology.