Showing 1 to 10 of 118 results
Scientists working on a project led by CityU have found a way to develop novel materials by manipulating the nanoscale structure of metallic glass.
A novel gene vector developed by a CityU PhD student, enhances the efficiency of delivering gene therapy and chemotherapy drugs into cancer cells.
A cross-disciplinary study on climate change governance that has received a prestigious German research grant aligns closely with CityU’s new Strategic Plan.
A pioneering summer course on neutron scattering held at CityU and funded by the Croucher Foundation will advance research into this powerful tool.
CityU ranks 2nd in Hong Kong in terms of the number of Highly Cited Researchers named in the list of Highly Cited Researchers 2014 published by Thomson Reuters.
A new plasma technology developed by Professor Paul Chu Kim-ho, Chair Professor in the Department of Physics and Materials Science, CityU, helps reduce the risk of infection after surgery.
Urban issues in the context of contemporary Hong Kong were featured at the “Whose City?” symposium hosted by CityU on 23-25 May.
A new platform that promotes sustainability and social responsibility through the exchange of second-hand goods has been launched at CityU.
A group of CityU faculty and students have assessed the carbon footprint of Shek Kip Mei residents and suggested actions to reduce carbon emissions.
Legislators and local scholars discussed topical issues at the “Your City Your Politics” seminar series organised by Department of Public and Social Administration.