Medical and Industrial Biotechnology

Jonathan Su and Christine Lambert (TAs for CHEME 5610 Product and Lean Design course in the lab
Jonathan Su and Christine Lambert (TAs for CHEME 5610 Product and Lean Design course) in the lab.

Medical and Industrial Biotechnology is fundamentally changing the human condition. Advanced analytics and new scientific developments enable the rapid development of vaccines, faster and more reliable disease diagnosis, and the development of next-generation therapeutics. Industrial biotechnology is paving the way to renewable chemistry and green consumer products. This focus area prepares students for biotechnology and pharmaceutical careers in world-leading organizations such as Pfizer, Merck, and Regeneron.

  • CHEME 5430 – Bioprocess Engineering
  • CHEME 6310 – Engineering Principles for Drug Delivery
  • CHEME 5440 – Advanced Principles of Biomolecular Engineering
  • CHEME 5450 – Intro to Systems and Synthetic Biology