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  • A study led by Prof. Steven WANG et al., published in Nature Communications introduces an innovative approach to solar-driven interfacial

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  • The Department of Mechanical Engineering at City University of Hong Kong is pleased to announce that Prof. Peng Zhang has

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  • A study by Prof. MA, Kan et al. published in Science Advances has revealed a novel approach to distinguishing interstitial

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  • The Department of Mechanical Engineering was honored to host Professor Philippe Marcus, Director of Research Emeritus at CNRS and

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  • Prof. Guo Feng, a distinguished alumnus of the Department of Mechanical Engineering (MNE) at City University of Hong Kong (CityUHK)

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Top Journals

Metallic glass-based triboelectric nanogenerators

Prof. YANG Yong, together with his team and collaborators, successfully employed metallic glass (MG) as the triboelectric interface for the design of triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG). Compared with traditional solid/solid-interface TENGs

Prof. LU Jian published a paper on Nature Communication titled; 'Two-dimensional mineral hydrogel-derived single atoms-anchored heterostructures for ultrastable hydrogen evolution'
Prof. LU Jian published a paper on Nature Communication titled; 'Two-dimensional mineral hydrogel-derived single atoms-anchored heterostructures for ultrastable hydrogen evolution'
Prof. LU Jian published a paper on Science Advances titled; 'A crystal glass–nanostructured Al-based electrocatalyst for hydrogen evolution reaction'
Prof. LU Jian published a paper on Science Advances titled; 'A crystal glass–nanostructured Al-based electrocatalyst for hydrogen evolution reaction'
Experimental and Computational Multiphase Flow (ECMF) Most Popular Paper Award

Prof. Hibiki 's paper entitled “Effect of interfacial drag force model on code prediction for upward adiabatic two-phase bubbly flow in vertical channels” was selected for ECMF (Experimental and Computational

Prof. YANG Yong and his team have just published a research article entitled “ A highly distorted ultraelastic chemically complex Elinvar alloy,” in the prestigious journal Nature.

Prof. YANG Yong and his team have just published a research article entitled “ A highly distorted ultra elastic chemically complex Elinvar alloy,” in the prestigious journal Nature on February

Professor WANG Zuankai, Professor PAN Chin and Dr. Steven WANG published a paper entitled "Inhibiting the Leidenfrost effect above 1,000° C for sustained thermal cooling" in Nature

Professor WANG Zuankai published a paper entitled" Electrostatic tweezer for droplet manipulation" in Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences (PNAS)

The paper entitled “Fluids - An Inspirational Bounce”, published by Prof WANG Zuankai's research group, was selected by Nature Physics

The paper entitled “Fluids - An Inspirational Bounce”, published by Prof WANG Zuankai's research group, was selected by Nature Physics' editors as one of the favorite papers over the

Dr. LU Yang, Dr. HU Alice and their team published a paper in Science

Dr. LU Yang, Dr. HU Alice and their team published a paper titled "Achieving large uniform tensile elasticity in microfabricated diamond" in Science. This is another remarkable paper by Dr

Dr. LU Yang's work on high-entropy alloy (HEA) catalyst published in Nature Communications

In collaboration with PolyU, Dr. LU Yang and his PhD student FENG Xiaobin (co-first author) published their new research about using surface restructured FeCoCrNi high-entropy alloy (HEA) as catalyst for

Dr. LU Yang's work on graphene mechanics was recently published in Nature Communications.

 

Dr. LU Yang and his team have demonstrated ultimate stretchability and ‘realistic’ strength of free-standing monolayer graphene. The study will promote the engineering applications of graphene in various areas

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