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CityU has developed the world's most superhydrophobic surface, which can be used for fabricating anti-icing, self-cleaning, antibacterial and anti-corrosion materials.
A research project on the manipulation of hematopoietic cells developed by Professor Sun Dong at CityU, to improve the treatment of blood diseases such as acute myeloid leukemia (AML) has received funding of around HK$6 million from the RGC.
Dr Raymond Lam Hiu-wai, Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering, has developed a tight-fitting clothing that remotely monitors the heart conditions of patients.
A CityU scientist has received HK$1 million from CAS and the Croucher Foundation to advance his research into a novel technology to detect cancer early.
A symposium on safety management and emergency responses to a serious nuclear accident was held at CityU on 24 April.
Bio-inspired materials newly developed by CityU can significantly improve the efficiency of electronic cooling, opening up the possibilities for shrinking the size of electronic products even further.