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UB CBE 2023 Graduate Symposium

Hemant Dandekar.

Hemant Dandekar.

2023 Graduate research symposium.

2023 Graduate research symposium.

Students presented over 90 posters at the event. Bratin Sengupta, a Ph.D. student, talked about "Size-based separation of molecules by a rationally designed membrane," and Ronel Zachary Samuel, also a Ph.D. student, discussed "Exploring Human Pluripotent Stem Cells for Salivary Gland Regeneration: A Developmental Guide." Our Keynote speaker, Hemant Dandekar, shared his journey from being a Technologist to a Global General Manager, offering valuable insights and advice.

You may check out videos of our speakers on our YouTube channel.

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