Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, @Cambridge_Uni. Working at the interfaces between engineering, chemistry, biology and physics.
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ALT Three researchers in lab coats examining a pipette; banner: Industry Student Support Network launch, 22 Oct 1:00pm
ALT Diagonal close-up of beige metal facade panels against a bright blue sky, small circular CEB logo in the top-left.
ALT Several bicycles locked to a metal bike rack along a shaded paved path beside a low wall and leafy trees.
ALT Smiling female researcher with headline: department researcher involved in ARIA-funded 'Project SPARK' to grow magnets.
ALT Curved multi-level wooden balcony against a pale blue sky, bare tree branches below, small circular 'CEB' logo top-left.
ALT Lecture hall with tiered seating of students watching a lecturer present a slide about molecular engineering.
ALT Laptop displaying the University of Cambridge Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology website in a study space.
ALT High-angle view down a multi-story wooden atrium to a red-carpeted lounge with groups seated at tables and sofas.
ALT Modern building facade with vertical metal cladding and glass balcony, framed by out-of-focus green leaves.
ALT Smiling man outdoors beside teal announcement stating a professor was named co-director of Cambridge Zero.
ALT Welcome to the 2026/27 academic year overlaid on a photo of a modern curved building; small CEB logo at top-left.
ALT Smiling lecturer at front of a lecture hall behind a podium with laptop; student hand raised in foreground.
ALT Researchers in a lab handling equipment, testing porous metal-organic frameworks for record gas storage (hydrogen, methane).
ALT Facade with three vertical bronze panels, reflective windows and triangular sunshades; small CEB logo in the top-left corner.
ALT Smiling man with glasses under a banner announcing they were named a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering.
ALT Illuminated microscope stage; Cambridge researchers built a microscope to image living cells at sub‑zero temps.
