CBE Faculty Leads Guest-Edited Special Issue of Advanced Materials Showcasing Breakthroughs in Materials Science
The Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering (CBE) at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) is thrilled to celebrate a significant academic milestone: Prof. Minhua SHAO, Prof. Zhiyong FAN, and Prof. Yoonseob KIM guest-edited a special issue of Advanced Materials, titled “35th Anniversary of Materials Research at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology” (Volume 37, Issue 23, 2025). This landmark publication presents a curated collection of cutting-edge research that pushes the boundaries of materials science.
This special issue focuses on transformative advancements in the field, featuring innovative studies on nanomaterials, next-generation energy storage solutions, and sustainable technologies. These research contributions address pressing global challenges, such as renewable energy development and environmentally friendly material design, aligning with HKUST’s mission to drive impactful scientific progress. The issue brings together world-class researchers whose work exemplifies the forefront of materials innovation, making it a vital resource for academics, industry professionals, and policymakers alike.
The guest editors expressed profound gratitude to all who contributed to the success of this endeavor. The exceptional quality of the contributions, combined with the unwavering support from the journal’s editorial team, has resulted in a collection that would inspire further advancements in materials science. Special thanks were also extended to the HKUST Provost’s Office, whose generous funding played a pivotal role in bringing this project to fruition.
The collaborative effort behind this special issue underscores the strength of HKUST’s research community and its commitment to fostering interdisciplinary innovation. As a leading hub for chemical and biological engineering, the CBE department is proud to support initiatives that elevate global scientific discourse and contribute to sustainable technological progress.
The CBE department warmly congratulates the guest editors and all contributors on this remarkable achievement. We invite the HKUST community and beyond to explore the groundbreaking research featured in this special issue of Advanced Materials. Visit the journal’s website to access the full collection and join us in celebrating this milestone in materials science research!
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