Chih-chen Hsieh
Associate Professor
Department of Chemical Engineering
National Taiwan University
Taiwan
Biography
B.S. Ch.E. National Taiwan University 1995 M.S. Ch.E. National Taiwan University 1997 Ph.D. Ch.E University of Michigan 2005 Post doc, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2006-2008
Research Interest
DNA Gene Mapping and Separation Techniques Develop novel micro/nanofluidic devices in conjunction with biochemical analysis and fluorescence microscopy to improve the current technologies for DNA gene analysis and genomic DNA separation. Mesoscale Simulations for Biomolecules Using mesoscale molecular simulations to understand and predict the behavior of biomolecules (DNA, proteins and lipids) at mesoscale level. The simulations are also used to help design new devices for manipulating biomolecules. Novel Microparticle Synthesis Combining the flow-lithography and novel materials to manufacture various functional microparticles. We have created bihydrogel pH and temperature microsensors and the methods of mass production of micro ceramic mechanical components.
