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Renowned experts on nanomaterials from around the world shared their insights at the Symposium on Nanomaterials in Honour of Professor Herbert Gleiter at CityU.
CityU has contributed to the development of a new molecular classification system for colorectal cancer with highly significant potential for treatment and prognosis.
CityU students won a gold medal at the iGEM Giant Jamboree Competition 2015 in US with their novel gene-based remedy for tackling lactose intolerance in humans.
Two pieces of research equipment will be purchased by CityU in collaboration with other local universities thanks to a grant worth over HK$12 million from the Research Grants Council.
A biotech company founded by CityU alumni has won a top international award in Geneva for the application of toxin testing technology developed at CityU.
Three joint research projects of CityU have received grants under the National Natural Science Foundation of China/Research Grants Council Joint Research Scheme.
A novel solution utilising genetically modified E. coli to tackle obesity has won a student team from CityU the gold medal at an international competition.
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.