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Date Research Highlight
5 Feb 2021

Ocean Park and CUHK Sign MOU for Integrated Wildlife Conservation and Education Programmes Largest-Ever Education Conservation Initiative Conducted in Local Schools Includes Targeted Programming for Students with Special Educational Needs [Details]

4 Feb 2021

CUHK Physicists Discover New Route to Active Matter Self-Organisation Provides New Directions on Fabricating Self-driven Devices and Microbial Physiology [Details]

Prof. WU Yilin  (Department of Physics)

28 Jan 2021

CUHK Scientists Develop Novel Peptide Inhibitor as a Potential Treatment for Parkinson’s Disease [Details]

Prof. CHAN Michael Kenneth  (School of Life Sciences)
Prof. CHAN Ho Yin Edwin  (School of Life Sciences)

17 Nov 2020

CUHK Chemists Devise a Novel Catalytic System to Help Design Chemical Compounds Enriches Chemistry Toolkit for Advanced Drug Synthesis [Details]

Prof. TSE Ying Lung Steve  (Department of Chemistry)
Prof. YEUNG Ying Yeung  (Department of Chemistry)

27 Oct 2020

CUHK Develops “Universal Ink” for Direct Laser Writing of High-performance Electronics [Details]

Prof. YANG Sen  (Department of Physics)

Oct 2020

Breaking the Wall of Cryosphere Monitoring [Details]

Prof. LIU Lin  (Earth System Science Programme)

7 Oct 2020

CUHK Professor Investigates Extremely Shallow Earthquake Related to Shale Gas Production in Sichuan [Details]

Prof. YANG Hong Feng  (Earth System Science Programme)

Sep 2020

Project Evergreen Professor Amos TAI strives to find interdisciplinary answers to environmental problems [Details]

Prof. TAI Pui Kuen Amos  (Earth System Science Programme)

2 Sep 2020

LIGO and Virgo Detect Gravitational Waves Produced by the Most Massive Black Hole Collision ever Observed CUHK the Only Institution in Hong Kong Involved in the Project [Details]

Prof. LI Guang Feng Tjonnie  (Department of Physics)
Prof. Juan CALDERON BUSTILLO  (Department of Physics)

1 Sep 2020

CUHK Study Finds Slow Earthquakes Behave Similarly to Regular Earthquakes Than Previously Thought Gives Scientists a Clearer Picture of How Energy Releases along Faults [Details]

Prof. TAN Yen Joe  (Earth System Science Programme)

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