School of Energy and Chemical Engineering
NESE Master Student Receives Best Oral Presentation Award at the 8th International Conference on Low Carbon and Asia Beyond
The Research and Postgraduate Centre congratulates Chin Min Yee, a master’s student in New Energy Science and Engineering from XMUM School of Energy and Chemical Engineering, on receiving the Best Presenter Award at the 8th International Conference on Low Carbon and Asia Beyond, which was held virtually on 18-19 October 2022.
School of Energy and Chemical Engineering
Alumni Stories | Mo Wuwei: Doing Research is Sort of RTS
With a CGPA of 3.79, Mo Wuwei, a Class of 2022 graduate of Chemical Engineering and Technology, joined the University of California, Berkeley, as a Master’s student in Materials Science and Engineering.
School of Energy and Chemical Engineering
Dr. Tan Khang Wei & Team Publish Final Year Projects in Two SCI Journals
The Research and Postgraduate Centre congratulates Hoo Do Yee, Low Zhen Li, Lim Hong Jun, Associate Professor Dr. Tan Khang Wei, and Assistant Professor Dr. Ban Zhen Hong for the recent articles published in Ultrasonics Sonochemistry and Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering, which are SCI Q1 journals with the latest impact factor of 9.336 and 7.968, respectively.
School of Energy and Chemical Engineering
Dr. Andrew Ng Kay Lup Awarded ASEAN-China Young Leaders Scholar Award 2022
The Research and Postgraduate Center congratulates Dr. Andrew Ng Kay Lup from the School of Energy and Chemical Engineering for being chosen as the recipient of the ASEAN-China Young Leaders Scholarship (ACYLS). As an ACYLS awardee, he will undertake a fully-funded short-term academic and research collaboration on heterostructures with Dr. Zhao Xiaoxu from the School of Materials Science and Engineering, Peking University, China.
School of Energy and Chemical Engineering
Dr. Andrew Ng Kay Lup Attends Green Talents Research Stay
In August 2022, Dr. Andrew Ng Kay Lup from XMUM School of Energy and Chemical Engineering attended the Green Talents Research Stay at the Department of Chemistry, Technical University Munich, Germany for 5 weeks. During this stay, Dr. Andrew Ng Kay Lup visited Prof. Johannes Lercher, the Chair of Chemical Technology II to discuss collaboration on catalysis research.
