(From left) Dr Lung Hong Lok, Dr Jiang Lijun, Professor Gary Wong Ka-Leung and Professor Mak Nai-Ki developed a novel drug for the treatment of EBV-related cancers such as nasopharyngeal cancer.
Volunteers from HKBU’s Department of Chemistry produce hand sanitiser for the needy.
Chemistry PhD student Xie Peisi won the Best Poster Award at the 8th AOMSC.
Professor Zhang Ge (1st from left), Associate Director of HKBU's Law Sau Fai Institute for Advancing Translational Medicine in Bone & Joint Diseases, and his research team members.
(From left) Dr Lee Chi-sing and Dr Ken Leung, Associate Professors from the Department of Chemistry.
(Front row left) Frankie Wong and his "Smart Drug" team came first in the Bootcamp competition.
President Professor Roland Chin (eighth from left) congratulates recipients of President’s Award for Outstanding Performance.
The team led by Dr Jeffery Huang (2nd from left) and Dr Ken Leung (3rd from left) have invented a new method which could help produce purer and safer drugs
The HKBU delegation at the International Exhibition of Inventions of Geneva: (fourth from left) Professor Rick Wong, Vice-President (Research and Development); (fifth from left) Professor Gary Wong Ka
(From left) Professor Liu Jiming, Professor Yuen Pong-chi and Professor Cai Zongwei
(From left)PhD student Chan Chiu-wing, Dr Ren Kangning, PhD student Sun Han and MPhil student Wang Yisu.
Dr Kwan Chak-shing’s (right) outstanding research into molecular machines was recognised.
The efforts made by Dr Ken Leung (left) and Dr Lee Chi-sing are recognised by the award committees.
Professor Wong Man-shing (right), Dr Li Hung-wing (second from left) and their team members.
Dr Edmond Ma and his team develop the world’s first metal compound as the inhibitor of the enzyme KDM5A for treating triple-negative breast cancer, one of the most difficult forms of breast cancer to
Professor Cai Zongwei is recognised for his efforts in getting rid of pollutants that harm human health.
Professor Roland Chin (fourth from right, first row) confers Professor Emeritus titles on faculty members at the Faculty and Staff Assembly
HKBU President Professor Roland Chin (second from left, first row) congratulates recipients of President’s Award for Outstanding Performance
Dr Ren Kangning (centre) and his team members: PhD student Sun Han (right) and Research Assistant Mr Zhong Zezhi (left). Dr Ren is holding the portable device and a test strip.
Dr Edmond Ma Dik-lung has developed the world’s first metal-based probes for imaging dopamine receptor in living cells.
Kwan Chak-shing (right) receives the best poster award for his work relating to new macromolecular machines
Dr. Eddie Chui Shiu-hon, PhD
The HKBU winning teams: Dr Jeffery Huang (third from left), Professor Ken Yung (fourth from left), Professor Bian Zhaoxiang (fifth from left), Professor Cheung Yiu-ming (fifth from right), Dr Ren Kang
All authors of the paper are from HKBU: (Left to right, sitting) Professor Cai Zongwei, Professor Michel A Van Hove; (left to right, standing) Dr Zhao Rundong, Kwan Chak-shing and Dr Ken Leung.
Professor Ricky Wong Man-shing (right), Dr Li Hung-wing (second from left) and their team members, post-doctorates Dr Ashley Ho (centre), and Dr Di Xu (left), PhD student Miss Chan Hei-nga (second fro
Dr Ken Leung wins two Asian Core Program Lectureship Awards which will take him to China and Singapore to deliver a series of lectures
Dr Edmond Ma wins the 2017 Third-class Science and Technology Award of China Association for Instrumental Analysis
(From left) Dr Gary Wong, Dr Lung Hong-lok, Miss Jiang Lijun and Professor Mak Nai-ki and their collaborators are the first in the world to develop a compound to enhance the detection of tumour cells
Li Xiaona wins two awards from the Metabolomics Society for her excellent presentation.
Professor Sir J Fraser Stoddart (centre) shares his insights at an HKBU Distinguished Lecture.
(Right) Kwan Chak-shing’s presentation on organic catalysts wins him the second runner-up award at the Symposium of Chemistry Postgraduate Research in Hong Kong.
Kwok Yan-yi (left) and Chan Wing-sing are granted scholarships under the Innovation and Technology Scholarship Award scheme, enabling them to broaden their horizons in overseas attachment programmes.
The HKBU winning teams at the 45th International Exhibition of Inventions of Geneva: (From left) Dr Alfred Tan, Head of Knowledge Transfer Office, Professor Cheung Yiu-ming, Mr Joan Goetz, PhD student
Over the past years, Dr. Edmond Ma has made inspiring contributions to drug discovery.
A team of Chemistry students wins the Bronze medal in the 28th Hong Kong Chemistry Olympiad (for tertiary institutions).
On behalf of the research team, Dr Lu Minghu (second from left) attends the award presentation ceremony held in Beijing
Dr Gary Wong (right) and Professor Rick Wong (left) find that the short metal-to-metal distance is a crucial parameter for the up conversion process in the study.
Final year students (from left) Tse Ho-yin, Chan Sing-ming and Liu Zhengzhi show dedication towards their projects; and their co-authored papers are considered significant to chemistry, as well as to
Kwan Chak-shing’s (left) research focuses on supramolecular chemistry. Standing next to him is Dr Ken Leung, Assistant Professor of the Department of Chemistry of HKBU
Over 160 alumni and staff gather to celebrate the 60th anniversary of HKBU.
Professor Chan Wing-hong (centre) receives the certificate of conferment from President and Vice-Chancellor Professor Roland Chin (left) at a ceremony, accompanied by Professor Liu Jiming, Acting Dean
The five winners of the President's Award for Outstanding Performance (from left) Professor Albert Lee, Dr Glos Ho, Professor Cheung Siu-yin, Professor Cheah Kok-wai, and Dr Byron Choi
The HKBU team members (sixth from left) Yang Min, Fok Wan-yiu and Chau Ho-fai share their joy with Dr Sam Hau (left) and Dr Ren Kangning (second from right), the guests and members of the support team
Professor Raymond Wong is listed as one of the world’s top 130 highly cited researchers in the field of materials science.
Dr Ken Leung’s efforts and contribution to the development of nanomaterials over the years are recognised.