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30.08.2025 | Centre for Regenerative Medicine and Health and CityU Administer First Dose in Novel Amblyopia Treatment Trial . Click here for more detail.
17.12.2024 | CRMH and CityU Pioneer Neu-001 for Amblyopia Treatment Secures FDA Approval for Clinical Trials . Click here for more detail.
09.08.2023 | One of the SRFS awardee Professor He Jufang, Department of Neuroscience. Professor He is researching the anterior cingulate cortex of the prefrontal cortex in the brain, an area that could be a cognitive centre that integrates and regulates activities in the whole brain through direct or indirect pathways. Click here for more detail.
09.12.2021 | Annual Research Day/Academic Conference
28.04.2021 | Research Stories of "From Memory Formation to Treatment of Brain Disorders". Click here for more detail.
27.05.2019 | Shedding light on human health. CityU biomedical scientists have shed light on how memory is formed by clarifying the mechanism of cholecystokinin (CCK), which is also a digestive hormone. Click here for more detail. Click to Enlarge
25 to 26 March, 2019 | World-class experts in the field of neuroscience shared ideas and research discoveries during a two-day symposium at City University of Hong Kong (CityU) from 25 to 26 March.The symposium, organised by the Hong Kong Institute for Advanced Study (HKIAS), brought together 14 distinguished scholars including members of Academia Europaea, US National Academy of Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences, American Academy of Arts and Sciences and World Academy of Sciences; and distinguished professors from universities in North America, Europe, Japan, mainland China and Hong Kong.
14.03.2019 | He Jufang, a professor of neuroscience at the City University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong City University), and his research team, after discovering in 2014 that the neuromodulator, "Cholecystokinin" (CCK), plays a key role in memory formation, the team recently In another city, studies have found that high-frequency electrical stimulation can induce CCK release, while CCK release is controlled by N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptors. This study will provide the basis for new treatments that will help patients recover their memories in the future.
03.06.2018 | The inaugural 2018 “Neuroplasticity of Sensory Systems” Gordon Research Conference Held in Hong Kong
28.08.2017 | Summer interns from University of Toronto & University College London
23.04.2017 | Minisymposium on Neuropeptides: The Diverse roles of cholecystokinin and galanin in the nervous system, Guangzhou Institute of Biomedicine and Health Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge