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Hong Kong Polytechnic University Mainland Innovation Development

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University has successfully established 2 research institutes in Shenzhen (Nanshan and Futian), 12 translational research institutes across the Mainland and one translational research centre by the end of 2025. PolyU is committed to fostering innovation to drive the transformation of research outcomes into applications, serving the high-quality economic and social development. More information  

PolyU and Foshan Communications Group’s Technology Company sign collaboration framework agreement to drive transport innovation

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) and Foshan Communications Group’s Technology Company  have signed a collaboration framework agreement in Foshan on 22 December, marking the start of a strategic partnership focused on transportation materials, structures and technologies. The two parties will jointly establish a research and technology commercialisation platform to accelerate collaborative innovation and support the transformation of research outcomes into real-world applications. Prof. Jin-Guang TENG, PolyU President and Prof. Christopher CHAO, PolyU Senior Vice President (Research and Innovation), together with distinguished guests, witnessed the signing of the collaboration framework agreement.  PolyU is renowned for its world‑class research achievements and strong talent base, particularly in civil and environmental engineering, as well as composite and steel structures. Prof. XIA Yong, Professor of the PolyU Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Director of Joint Research Centre of Marine Infrastructure, has led pioneering research in structural health monitoring, damage detection, and substructure methods for large-scale civil engineering projects, with his advanced technologies successfully applied to landmark infrastructure developments. Since its establishment in 2019, Foshan Communications Group’s Technology Company  has developed six major R&D and commercialisation bases across China, with extensive experience in  translating research outcomes into market-ready solutions. This collaboration aims to open new channels for innovation commercialisation, promote two-way talent exchange, and incubate strategic emerging industries, thereby driving technological progress and industrial upgrading in the transport sector. Following the signing ceremony, representatives from the Foshan municipal government and PolyU held a discussion session to deepen cooperation in technological innovation, industry transformation, and talent development. Both sides expressed their commitment to building a long-term strategic partnership that will contribute to high-quality development in the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area.

PolyU hosts Technology Transfer and Commercialisation Conference cum 1st Annual General Meeting of Mainland Translational Research Institutes

To deepen industry-academia-research integration and accelerate the translation of research outcomes, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU), in collaboration with the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office (HKMAO) of the People’s Government of Fujian Province, hosted the two-day “PolyU Technology Transfer and Commercialisation Conference cum 1st Annual General Meeting of Mainland Translational Research Institutes (2025)” in Jinjiang, Fujian Province. The event attracted over 3,500 participants from government, academia, the innovation and technology sector, the investment sector and the public. Through the Conference, roundtable forums, exhibition and project roadshows, the event showcased PolyU’s cutting-edge research achievements and built bridges between research and industry, supporting the Nation’s innovation-driven development strategy. The event was held at the Jinjiang International Convention and Exhibition Center. The opening was officiated by Dr LAM Tai-fai, Council Chairman of PolyU; Mr LIN Ruiliang, Vice Governor of Fujian Province; Mr LI Zhizhong, Director of the Department of Science and Technology of Fujian Province; Prof. Jin-Guang TENG, President of PolyU; Prof. Wing-tak WONG, Deputy President and Provost of PolyU; Mr LI Lin, Director General of HKMAO of Fujian Province; Mr LEI Lianming, Vice Mayor of Quanzhou Municipal Government; Mr WANG Mingyuan, Mayor of Jinjiang; Prof. Christopher CHAO, Senior Vice President (Research and Innovation) of PolyU; and Prof. CAO Jiannong, Vice President (Education) of PolyU. In his address, Prof. Jin-Guang Teng said, “The PolyU Technology Transfer and Commercialisation Conference will become a significant annual event. The inaugural conference in Jinjiang further highlights Jinjiang’s pivotal role in the PolyU innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem. Together, we will witness a series of PolyU research outcomes transitioning from ‘laboratory to production line’ and from ‘academic papers to products’, fostering a more advanced innovation ecosystem through pragmatic collaboration and achieving deeper synergistic development. Guided by our University motto ‘To learn and to apply, for the benefit of mankind’ and our mission ‘To pursue world-leading research and innovation for societal benefits’, PolyU has established 12 Translational Research Institutes in different Chinese Mainland cities, as well as two Research Institutes and a Disruptive Technology and Innovation Research Centre in Shenzhen. Until now, nine InnoHub centres have been launched to support research translation and entrepreneurial talent cultivation. Each Institute focuses on specific areas, aligning precisely with local industrial and societal development needs to facilitate the translation and application of PolyU research outcomes. We look forward to driving the implementation of further high-level research outcomes, achieving mutual benefit and coordinated development, and contributing to building a technologically advanced nation and promoting high-quality development.” During the event, PolyU and Anta (China) Co., Ltd signed a collaboration agreement. Meanwhile, the PolyU-Jinjiang Technology and Innovation Research Institute entered into partnerships with Fujian Panpan Food Co., Ltd, Quanzhou Normal University, Kaida Group, Jinjiang New Silk Road Health Industry Co. and Jinjiang Nursing Association. Additionally, agreements were signed with Fujian Jinjiang Industrial Development Investment Group Co., Ltd and AnLight Optoelectronic Technology Inc., further strengthening technological innovation cooperation and deepening industry integration. The event featured distinguished speakers: Prof. Jin-Guang Teng highlighted PolyU achievements in knowledge transfer and tech entrepreneurship; Mr FANG Bing, Co-founder of Hai Robotics in Shenzhen, shared insights on intelligent manufacturing collaboration; Mr MI Lei, Founding Partner of CASStar, discussed investment in future industries; and Mr WANG Jun, Deputy Executive President of Bank of China Group Investment Limited, shared practical experiences in technology investment. PolyU and the PolyU-Jinjiang Technology and Innovation Research Institute signed collaboration agreements with multiple local corporations, and higher education and professional institutions, strengthening technological innovation cooperation and deepening industry integration. Mr Fang Bing, Co-founder of Hai Robotics in Shenzhen, shared insights on intelligent manufacturing collaboration. Mr Mi Lei, Founding Partner of CASStar, discussed investment in future industries. Mr Wang Jun, Deputy Executive President at Bank of China Group Investment Limited, shared practical experiences in technology investment. Two roundtable forums explored key topics in innovation and technology: “Talent and Research”: Moderated by Prof. DONG Cheng, Associate Vice President (Mainland Research Advancement) of PolyU, with participation from Prof. WANG Zuankai, Associate Vice President (Research) of PolyU; Prof. Yi-Qing NI, Director of the PolyU-Hangzhou Technology and Innovation Research Institute and Chair Professor of Smart Structures and Rail Transit of PolyU; Prof. LEE Ming-yuen, Chair Professor of Biomedical Sciences of the PolyU Department of Food Science and Nutrition; Prof. Hongxia YANG, Executive Director of the PolyU Academy for Artificial Intelligence and Associate Dean (Global Engagement) of the PolyU Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences; and Prof. YU Hongyu, Professor of the PolyU Department of Mechanical Engineering “Incubation and Translation”: Moderated by Prof. Zijian ZHENG, Director of the PolyU-Daya Bay Technology and Innovation Research Institute and Chair Professor of Soft Materials and Devices of PolyU, with participation from Prof. Christopher CHAO, Senior Vice President (Research and Innovation) of PolyU; Ms Yuxia ZHANG, Chairperson of the Zhongcai Financial New Media Fund; Prof. ZHENG Yongping, Henry G. Leong Professor in Biomedical Engineering and Chair Professor of Biomedical Engineering of PolyU; and Prof. Tommy WEI, PolyU-Qianhai Technology and Innovation Research Centre and Professor of the PolyU Department of Building Environment and Energy Engineering Prof. Dong Cheng, Associate Vice President (Mainland Research Advancement) of PolyU (1st from left), moderated a panel discussion on “Talent and Research” with Prof. Wang Zuankai, Associate Vice President (Research) of PolyU (3rd from right); Prof. Yi-Qing Ni, Director of PolyU-Hangzhou Technology and Innovation Research Institute and Chair Professor of Smart Structures and Rail Transit of PolyU (3rd from left); Prof. Lee Ming-yuen, Chair Professor of Biomedical Sciences of the PolyU Department of Food Science and Nutrition (2nd from right); Prof. Hongxia Yang, Executive Director of the PolyU Academy for Artificial Intelligence and Associate Dean (Global Engagement) of the PolyU Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences (2nd from left); and Prof. Yu Hongyu, Professor of the PolyU Department of Mechanical Engineering (1st from right). Prof. Zijian Zheng, Director of the PolyU-Daya Bay Technology and Innovation Research Institute and Chair Professor of Soft Materials and Devices of PolyU (1st from left), moderated a panel discussion on “Incubation and Translation” with Prof. Christopher Chao, Senior Vice President (Research and Innovation) of PolyU (middle); Ms Yuxia Zhang, Chairperson of Zhongcai the Financial New Media Fund (2nd from right); Prof. Zheng Yongping, Henry G. Leong Professor in Biomedical Engineering and Chair Professor of Biomedical Engineering of PolyU (2nd from left); and Prof. Tommy Wei of the PolyU-Qianhai Technology and Innovation Research Centre and Professor of the PolyU Department of Building Environment and Energy Engineering (1st from right). A concurrent exhibition showcased technological outcomes across five themed zones: Smart Manufacturing and Materials, Biomedicine and Medical Devices; Information and Artificial Intelligence; Smart City and Transportation; and Green, Low-Carbon and Energy. With over 140 booths, the exhibition featured nearly 250 outstanding research projects from PolyU, 15 research institutes and research centre in Chinese Mainland, startups, Future Challenge winners and alumni, attracting industry representatives for on-site engagement. The guests visited the technological outcomes exhibition which highlighted nearly 250 PolyU research projects. The technological outcomes exhibition featured five themed zones with over 140 booths, showcasing outstanding research projects from PolyU, 15 research institutes and research centre from Chinese Mainland, startups, winners from PolyU International Future Challenge, and alumni. The exhibition also featured PolyU postgraduate and undergraduate admission briefings. Among the speakers, Prof. HE Mingguang, Programme Director of the Master of Technology Entrepreneurship and Chair Professor of Experimental Ophthalmology of the PolyU School of Optometry, introduced the newly launched Master of Technology Entrepreneurship, which aims to cultivate the next generation of technological entrepreneurs. Students will primarily study at the PolyU main campus and subsequently undertake a practical immersion project at one of the Mainland Translational Research Institutes, equipping students with skills to transform innovative ideas and cutting-edge research into successful startups. The Exhibition also included PolyU postgraduate and undergraduate admission briefings, highlighting the newly launched Master of Technology Entrepreneurship. PolyU has long been committed to technological innovation and research translation, establishing 12 Translational Research Institutes in Jinjiang, Wuxi, Hangzhou, Wenzhou, Nanjing, Huizhou, Zhongshan, Wuhan, Shaoxing, Hefei, Ganzhou and Zibo, two Research Institutes in Shenzhen, and a Disruptive Technology and Innovation Research Centre in Qianhai. These form a robust network integrating industry, academia and research. This event marks a significant step in integrating innovation resources and deepening collaboration with Chinese Mainland. The PolyU Fujian Alumni Network and the PolyU Finance Industry Alumni Network were also officially established, further uniting alumni strength. Looking forward, PolyU will continue to leverage its research and talent advantages, deepen cooperation with governments and industry partners across Chinese Mainland, contributing to the Nation’s technological self-reliance and Hong Kong’s development as an international innovation and technology hub.  

Inauguration of PolyU-Hefei Technology and Innovation Research Institute, advancing cross-regional research and technology transfer

Jointly established by The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) and the People’s Government of Luyang District, Hefei, the PolyU-Hefei Technology and Innovation Research Institute (the Institute) was officially inaugurated on 4 December, alongside a plaque-unveiling ceremony for InnoHub@Hefei. This marks a new chapter in collaboration between PolyU and Hefei, further enhancing research exchange, technology transfer and the development of an innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem in the region. The Inauguration Ceremony in Hefei was officiated by Dr LAM Tai-fai, PolyU Council Chairman; Prof. Christopher CHAO, PolyU Senior Vice President (Research and Innovation); Ms ZHAO Ming, Director of the Anhui Provincial Department of Science and Technology; and Mr LUO Yunfeng, Deputy Secretary of the Hefei Municipal Party Committee and Mayor, who witnessed the official commencement of the Institute. Dr Lam Tai-fai remarked, “In response to the new landscape of national strategic development, PolyU will work hand in hand with Hefei to deepen collaborative innovation among government, industry, academia and research sectors. Together, we aim to drive the implementation of high-level technological advancements, achieve mutual benefits and shared growth, and contribute to promoting high-quality development and building a technologically advanced nation.” Mr Luo Yunfeng remarked, “This collaboration presents a significant opportunity for Hefei to further strengthen its close ties with PolyU, connect with international resources and expand practical cooperation across various fields. Hefei is committed to providing comprehensive support and services to facilitate the development of the Institute and PolyU, accelerating the implementation of collaborative initiatives thus achieving mutual empowerment and win-win cooperation.” The work of the Institute focuses on two cutting-edge research areas - aerospace information technology and biomedical precision sensors. It has established seven research and development (R&D) centres covering the fields of deep space exploration, the low-altitude economy, BeiDou navigation applications, biosensors and ultrasonic diagnostics. Prof. Christopher Chao noted that the Institute leveraged its role as an innovation platform to strengthen collaboration with government, industry and investors, transforming blueprints into reality and accelerating the commercialisation of research outcomes. The event also featured a plaque-unveiling ceremony for InnoHub@Hefei, officiated by Prof. Christopher Chao; Prof. DONG Cheng, PolyU Associate Vice President (Mainland Research Advancement); Prof. CHEN Wu, Director of the PolyU-Hefei Technology and Innovation Research Institute;  Mr. LUO Ping, Vice Chairman of the Hefei Municipal Committee and Secretary-General of the Hefei Municipal People’s Government; Mr FAN Jin, Director-general of the Science and Technology Bureau of Hefei; and Ms ZHANG Haoqi, Deputy Secretary of the Luyang District Party Committee. The InnoHub will serve as a key innovation incubation platform, bringing together diverse innovation resources. At the same event, the Institute signed framework agreements with several local enterprises in Hefei to promote collaboration in technological innovation and deepen industry integration. As PolyU’s key innovation hub in East China, the Institute leverages Hefei’s strong technological foundation and PolyU strengths in advanced technology and industrial applications to build a globally competitive innovation platform. Looking ahead, the Institute will accelerate R&D and talent development initiatives, nurture innovative talent and drive breakthroughs in smart manufacturing, the green economy and strategic emerging industries, injecting fresh momentum into regional and National innovation.

Delegation from Zibo Municipal Science and Technology Bureau Visited PolyU

A delegation from the Zibo Municipal Science and Technology Bureau visited PolyU on November 19 for an exchange visit. The purpose was to deepen innovative collaboration between the two regions in cutting-edge technology fields such as robotics and artificial intelligence. It also aimed to promote the introduction of Hong Kong’s scientific achievements and talent resources, fostering regional synergy in science and technology development. Prof. Dong Cheng, Associate Vice President (Mainland Research Advancement) and Chair Professor of Cell Engineering and Immunology at PolyU, welcomed the delegation and provided an overview of the university’s latest developments in scientific research. Following this, Prof. Liqiu WANG, Chair Professor of Thermal-Fluid and Energy Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering at PolyU, presented the recent progress of the PolyU-Zibo Technology and Innovation Research Institute. Both parties engaged in in-depth discussions on future cooperation directions and exchanged views on promoting the construction of the PolyU-Zibo Technology and Innovation Research Institute. The delegation also toured several research facilities on campus, including the State Key Laboratory of Ultra-precision Machining Technology, the Industrial Centre’s Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Laboratory, and the Human-Machine Symbiotic Design and Manufacturing Laboratory. This visit laid a solid foundation for future collaboration. Both sides expressed a shared commitment to continually promoting the transformation of research outcomes and talent exchange, jointly advancing technological innovation and industrial development.

PolyU-Shaoxing Technology and Innovation Research Institute officially inaugurated, four major research centres to support industrial upgrading

Jointly established by The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) and the People’s Government of Keqiao District, Shaoxing, the PolyU-Shaoxing Technology and Innovation Research Institute (the Institute) was officially inaugurated yesterday, together with a plaque-unveiling ceremony to mark the setting-up of InnoHub@Shaoxing. This represents a new phase of collaboration in technological innovation between Hong Kong and Shaoxing, opening a new chapter in the integrated development of the Yangtze River Delta. Marking the official establishment of the Institute, the inauguration ceremony in Shaoxing was officiated by Dr LAM Tai-fai, PolyU Council Chairman; Prof. Christopher CHAO, Senior Vice President (Research and Innovation); Prof. DONG Cheng, Associate Vice President (Mainland Research Advancement); Prof. John XIN, Director of the Institute, together with Ms WU Dengfen, Deputy Secretary of the Shaoxing Municipal Party Committee and Mayor; Ms ZHANG Xue, Vice Mayor of the Shaoxing People’s Government; Mr JING Yao, Deputy Secretary of the Keqiao District Party Committee and District Mayor; and Mr PAN Xiaodong, Standing Committee Member and Head of the Organisation Department of the Keqiao District Party Committee. Dr Lam Tai-fai remarked, “The Institute is Shaoxing’s first collaborative platform between the Shaoxing Government and academic partner outside Shaoxing, fully demonstrating the strong emphasis placed by all levels of Government on higher education and technological innovation. PolyU will work hand in hand with Shaoxing to deepen collaborative innovation among Government, industry, academia and research sectors, encouraging the translation of high-calibre research outcomes for mutual benefit and growth.” Ms Wu Dengfen said, “Since Keqiao District and PolyU signed the agreement to jointly establish the Institute last September, we have worked together closely. In just over a year, the Institute has been established and brought into operation, and has become a national-level intellectual property protection demonstration zone. This provides enterprises and talent with strong support for innovation and an enabling environment for development.” The Institute has established four major research centres, focusing on smart textiles, modern residential construction, carbon fibre composite materials, and food nutrition and health. Prof. Christopher Chao noted that these research areas are closely aligned with national strategies and the mission of local industry clusters. By leveraging PolyU strength in research innovation and knowledge transfer, the Institute will drive technological innovation and the commercialisation of research outcomes, thereby promoting sustainable regional development. The event also featured a plaque presentation marking the setting-up of InnoHub@Shaoxing, during which Dr Lam Tai-fai and Prof. Christopher Chao presented the plaque to Prof. Dong Cheng and Prof. John Xin. Agreements were signed between the Institute and several local enterprises in Shaoxing to promote collaboration in technological innovation and deepen industry integration. The Institute is not only a research platform but also a significant initiative to support PolyU’s deep integration into the innovation ecosystem of the Yangtze River Delta and to serve the Nation’s regional development strategies, becoming a model of cooperation between Hong Kong and Shaoxing. Moving forward, the Institute will adopt a development philosophy of “openness, synergy and efficiency”, pooling innovation resources at home and abroad to address the practical needs of Keqiao industries and inject fresh momentum into Shaoxing’s high-quality development, making greater contributions to national technological innovation. At the same event, Dr Lam Tai-fai (2nd from left) and Prof. Christopher Chao (1st from left) presented a plaque to Prof. Dong Cheng (2nd from right) and Prof. John Xin (1st from right) to mark the setting-up of InnoHub@Shaoxing. Agreements were signed between the Institute and several local enterprises in Shaoxing to promote collaboration in technological innovation and deepen industry integration.  

Delegation from the Guangdong Science and Technology Department visits PolyU

A delegation led by Mr Yang Jun, Deputy Director-General of the Guangdong Science and Technology Department, visited The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) on 6 November to explore opportunities for deepening scientific research collaboration and advancing the development of joint laboratories between Guangdong and Hong Kong. Prof. Jin-Guang Teng, President of PolyU, welcomed the delegation and provided an overview of the University's research achievements in driving industrial development, as well as its strategic vision for future innovation.  Mr Yang elaborated on both national and industrial needs, highlighting the strong alignment in collaborative priorities between the two sides. During the meeting, both parties discussed potential research partnerships in fields such as artificial intelligence and sustainable development. They also explored strategies to accelerate the establishment of joint laboratories and to enhance resource allocation, aiming to facilitate the transformation of research outcomes by leveraging Hong Kong's distinctive advantages. Following the discussions, the delegation visited the Guangdong-Hong Kong Joint Laboratory for Marine Infrastructure, gaining first-hand insight into PolyU's leading technologies and practical achievements in developing next-generation marine infrastructure. The delegation highly commended the research team's work. The laboratory, supported by Guangdong Science and Technology Department and led by PolyU in collaboration with the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Authority, Guangdong Electric Power Design Institute and CCCC Fourth Harbor Engineering Institute Co., Ltd., exemplifies the deep integration and strong cooperation between Guangdong and Hong Kong across government, industry, academia, and research sectors.

PolyU-Wuhan Technology and Innovation Research Institute officially inaugurated, promoting development of medical and health industry in the two cities

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PolyU delegation shines at 2025 World Laureates Forum

Four distinguished scholars from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) were invited to present their latest research at the 2025 World Laureates Forum (WLF), held in Shanghai from 24 to 25 October. Under the theme “Science in Future: Shanghai and the World”, the event brought together more than 100 leading scientists from over 10 countries and regions to explore future trends in science and technology and to strengthen global collaboration. As one of the few educational delegations from Hong Kong, PolyU’s participation underscored its vital role in the global scientific landscape. The invited scholars included, Prof. Dahua Shou, Limin Endowed Young Scholar in Advanced Textiles Technologies, Associate Professor of the School of Fashion and Textiles, Associate Director of the Research Centre of Textiles for Future Fashion, and Associate Director of the PolyU-Xingguo Technology and Innovation Research Institute; Prof. Zhang Caicai, Associate Professor of the Department of Language Science and Technology; Prof. Zheng Pai, Associate Professor of the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, Wong Tit Shing Young Scholar in Smart Robotics, and Member of the Research Institute for Advanced Manufacturing;  Prof. Zhao Xin, Professor of the Department of Applied Biology and Chemical Technology Prof. Zhang also hosted a face-to-face workshop with Lingang Youth on the topic of “Sleep and Cognitive Development,” providing an inspiring platform for fruitful discussion and sparking students' curiosity in cognitive science. PolyU remains committed to advancing scientific research, promoting science education, and supporting Hong Kong’s development as a global innovation and technology hub. WLF, hosted by the China Association for Science and Technology, is Asia’s most prestigious international science conference. Since its launch in 2018, it has become a premier platform for global scientific dialogue, fostering cross-border, cross-disciplinary, and cross-generational collaboration.

Six PolyU projects receive support from Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Macau Technology Research Programme (Type C)

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) is dedicated to advancing cutting-edge research and contributing to the development of a vibrant and sustainable innovation ecosystem in the Greater Bay Area (GBA). Six projects led by PolyU, spanning new energy, advanced materials, aerospace, electronic information, intelligent manufacturing, and high-tech services, have received support from the Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Macau Technology Research Programme (Type C) 2025. PolyU has emerged as the top performer in the 2025 funding exercise, securing the highest number of awarded projects among institutions in Hong Kong and Macau. Six PolyU projects were granted, each receiving close to the maximum funding of RMB 3 million, for a total of RMB 17.79 million.  This outstanding result underscores PolyU’s leadership in research transfer and collaborative innovation across the GBA. These projects are dedicated to delivering impactful innovations that drive the development of high-tech industries, including novel battery technology, coating materials for offshore engineering, aero-engine maintenance, AI-driven sensing, diagnostic and therapeutic PolyU 6 projects supported by the Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Macau Technology Research Programme (Type C) Principal Inverstigator Project Title (Chinese Only) Funding Amount (RMB) Prof. NI Meng Associate Dean of Faculty of Construction and Environment, Head of Department of Building Environment and Energy Engineering, Chair Professor of Energy Science and Technology 面向載具及便攜設備的增材製造輕質高性能質子導體燃料電池或電解池關鍵技術開發 3,000,000 Prof. WANG Zuankai Associate Vice President (Research), Dean of Graduate School, Kuok Group Professor in Nature-Inspired Engineering, Chair Professor of Nature-Inspired Engineering   高端海工裝備關鍵運動部件多功能塗層材料開發 3,000,000 Prof. H.C. MAN Dean of Faculty of Engineering, Cheng Yick-chi Chair Professor in Manufacturing Engineering, Chair Professor of Materials Engineering 數據驅動的航空發動機葉片多態協同激光熔絲修復技術 3,000,000 Prof. YU Changyuan Professor of Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering 基於AI驅動的用於機器人的柔性光纖多參量觸覺傳感的研究 2,990,000 Prof. WEN Xiewen Presidential Young Scholar, Assistant Professor of Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering 面向診療一體內窺鏡的跨尺度玻璃增材製造技術與裝備研發 3,000,000 Prof. YI Wen Associate Professor of Department of Building and Real Estate 低空經濟背景下面向智慧城市的高空施工安全巡檢研究 2,800,000