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Professor Xu Jijian, Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry at CityUHK, has been honoured at the “Croucher Tak Wah Mak Innovation Awards 2025” in recognition of his critical research in his fields.
A prestigious new programme titled “Fostering Innovation for Resilience and Sustainable Transformation” spearheaded by CityUHK has been officially endorsed by the UNESCO. This global initiative is designed to drive innovation in sustainability, advance measurable progress toward the UN’s SDGs.
CityUHK researchers excelled at the 50th IEIG, securing 33 awards. Their achievements include one Special Prize, five Gold Medals with Congratulations of the Jury, nine Gold Medals, 16 Silver Medals, and two Bronze Medals. This remarkable success highlights CityUHK's global leadership in high-calibre research and innovation.
CityUHK held an award ceremony on 27 March to commend 32 scholars who were named “Highly Cited Researchers 2024” by Clarivate. Their achievement affirms CityUHK’s exceptional research capabilities and underscores its steadfast commitment to promoting academic development and knowledge innovation.
CityUHK has achieved new milestones in research, with 10 outstanding scholars receiving funding from the RGC's Collaborative Research Fund, totaling over HK$60 million—marking a record high for the University.
How does the armoured tiling on shark and ray cartilage maintain continuous covering as the animals’ skeletons expand during growth? A new study led by a marine biologist at CityUHK explores this fascinating biological puzzle.
CityUHK is leading a groundbreaking project to develop an innovative platform for early cancer detection and personalised treatment. Focusing on the enhanced detection of circulating tumor cells (CTCs), this initiative aims to improve cancer screening and monitoring.
Dedicated to achieving the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), researchers at CityUHK discovered that transitioning to clean cooking fuels can significantly promote multiple SDGs, including affordable and clean energy (SDG 7), poverty elimination (SDG 1) and reduced inequality (SDG 10).
Building on their groundbreaking work on the first-ever supranano magnesium alloy, a research team led by CityUHK has demonstrated how supranano engineering can lead to higher strength and higher ductility in bulk structural materials.
CityUHK secured HK$26.4 million from the RGC for five research projects under the Research Impact Fund, ranking first among UGC-funded universities in both project count and funding. These initiatives focus on sustainable development, energy, and biomedical engineering, underscoring the university's commitment to innovative research and societal advancement.