The President of CityU, Professor Freddy Boey Yin Chiang (left), led a delegation to meet with Mr Lu Zhiyuan (right), Deputy Secretary of the Shandong Provincial Committee and Secretary of the Qingdao Municipal Committee of the Chinese Communist Party.
Professor Sun Dong, Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry (front row, 7th from left), with CityU faculty and researchers participating in the International Exhibition of Inventions Geneva.
Research projects on antenna technology and atherosclerotic vascular disease (AVD) secured significant grants in the Areas of Excellence Scheme (AoE) and the Theme-based Research Scheme (TRS) funded by the Research Grants Council, Hong Kong.
(Back row, from right) Professor Wang Xunli and Dr Wu Zhenduo. (Front row right) Professor Lan Si.
(From left) Professor He Jufang, Professor Andrey L. Rogach, Professor Zhi Chunyi and Professor Yu Xinge.
Four CityU academics secured funding from the Senior Research Fellow Scheme (SRFS) and the Research Fellow Scheme (RFS) (2023/24) under the Research Grants Council (RGC) in Hong Kong.
Professor Yan (2nd from right) hopes CIMDA Care, which is easy to install and user-friendly, will offer an interactive experience for older adults and instant support for caregivers.
Professor David Lou Xiongwen
President Freddy Boey Yin Chiang (third from right), Professor Chen Fu-rong (second from right) and Professor Raymond Chan Hon-fu, Dean of the CityU College of Science (first from right), accompanied by Professor Duan Xianzhong, President of Hunan University (fourth from right), visit Hunan University.
Professor Michael Yang Mengsu, CityU Vice-President (Research and Technology) (3rd from right), led the research team. (From left: Zhou Li, CityU Research Assistant and PhD student at Chongqing Medical University, Kelvin Ng Kaki and Eileen Yang Zihan, CityU PhD students, Professor Yang, Wang Zesheng and Si Tongxu, CityU PhD students.)
Professor Chan Chi-hou (second from left, front row), Professor Tsai Din-Ping (right, front row) and researchers at CityU have developed a novel tunable terahertz meta-device.
The novel tunable terahertz (THz) meta-device that allows for signal delivery to specific receivers is a key focus of attention at CityU.