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HKU hosts the second HKU Industry Forum
on New Energy & New Materials

25 Aug 2023

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The Forum attracted 100+ thoughts leaders and participants from local and the mainland China.

The Forum attracted 100+ thoughts leaders and participants from local and the mainland China.

Prof Anderson Shum, AVP (Research & Innovation), kicked start the forum by delivering a welcoming address to the audience.

Prof Anderson Shum, AVP (Research & Innovation), kicked start the forum by delivering a welcoming address to the audience.

Ir Dr Alfred Tan, Deputy Director of Technology Transfer Office, delivered an opening remarks at the event.

Ir Dr Alfred Tan, Deputy Director of Technology Transfer Office, delivered an opening remarks at the event.

Prof David Srolovitz, Dean of Faculty of Engineering, introduced to the innovative research results of the faculty.

Prof David Srolovitz, Dean of Faculty of Engineering, introduced to the innovative research results of the faculty.

Group photo with the Forum’s panellists: (second from left) Mr Benjamin Wong, Vice President, Office for Attracting Strategic Enterprises (OASES), HKSAR; (middle) Dr Meikei Ieong, Chairman, Simbury Ltd and Founding Chairman, Semiconductor Nanotechnology Alliance (SNA); (forth from right) Prof Lance Li, Chair Professor of Future Lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering, HKU; (third from right) Ir Alex Ng, Director, Hong Kong Semiconductor Device & Packaging Laboratory, Huawei Hong Kong Research Centre.

Group photo with the Forum’s panellists: (second from left) Mr Benjamin Wong, Vice President, Office for Attracting Strategic Enterprises (OASES), HKSAR; (middle) Dr Meikei Ieong, Chairman, Simbury Ltd and Founding Chairman, Semiconductor Nanotechnology Alliance (SNA); (forth from right) Prof Lance Li, Chair Professor of Future Lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering, HKU; (third from right) Ir Alex Ng, Director, Hong Kong Semiconductor Device & Packaging Laboratory, Huawei Hong Kong Research Centre.

Group photo with the Forum’s panellists: (middle) Dr Gao Xuefeng, Chief Scientist of Hipower Technology; (forth from right) Prof Chen Guanhua, Professor of Chemistry, HKU and Managing Director, HK Quantum AI Lab; (third from right) Mr Adam Leishman, CEO of Bravo Holdings.

Group photo with the Forum’s panellists: (middle) Dr Gao Xuefeng, Chief Scientist of Hipower Technology; (forth from right) Prof Chen Guanhua, Professor of Chemistry, HKU and Managing Director, HK Quantum AI Lab; (third from right) Mr Adam Leishman, CEO of Bravo Holdings.

HKU research teams introduced their innovative technology to the participants.

HKU research teams introduced their innovative technology to the participants.

HKU research teams introduced their innovative technology to the participants.

HKU research teams introduced their innovative technology to the participants.

Participants enjoying the moments exchanging ideas and insights with HKU academia.

Participants enjoying the moments exchanging ideas and insights with HKU academia.

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The University of Hong Kong (HKU) successfully held its second Industry Forum on New Energy and New Materials on Wednesday, August 23. The event brought together over 100 thought leaders and participants from local and mainland China to discuss new energy and materials technologies, as well as showcase HKU's research contributions to the industry.

The morning sessions featured speakers from leading industry sectors, government, and HKU academia, who shared their insights on driving successful commercialization of new materials and technology. They also discussed advances in battery technologies and the application of new energy vehicles in the transportation sector.

In addition, a concurrent showcase zone presented 16 of HKU's relevant technology offerings to the participants. One-on-one meetings between industry representatives and HKU research groups were arranged to explore opportunities for further collaboration.

The Forum was organised by the HKU Technology Transfer Office (TTO), which manages the use of HKU’s intellectual property assets by providing patenting, licensing and other commercialisation support to the University’s researchers and inventors. Serving as a bridge between HKU and society in the area of technology commercialisation, TTO facilitates access to HKU's wealth of knowledge, innovation, and expertise through close collaboration with industries and businesses. Website: http://www.tto.hku.hk.

For media enquiries, please contact:
Communications and Public Affairs Office, HKU
Ms Melanie Wan (Email: melwkwan@hku.hk)
Ms Jaymee Ng (Email: ngjaymee@hku.hk)
Mr Kenneth Choi (Email: khkchoi@hku.hk)

Technology Transfer Office, HKU
Ms Joy Ma (Email: joy@tto.hku.hk)

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