Campus Digest

Research Office hosts research mingle to celebrate the Year of the Horse

Tuesday, 21 April 2026

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(From left) Professor Christy Cheung, Professor Zhang Han, Professor Michael Ng, Professor Zhong Bu, Professor Li Min, Professor Lyu Aiping, Professor Martin Wong, Professor Daniel Lai, Professor Liu Jiming, Professor Cheung King-ho, Professor Johnny M Poon, and Professor Cheung Yiu-ming attend the event.
The event brings together more than 70 researchers and colleagues from various faculties and schools.
Professor Hao Gefei (2nd right) poses with Professor Lyu Aiping (1st left), Professor Liao Pan, Assistant Professor of the Department of Biology (2nd left), and Professor Zhang Hongjie, Associate Dean (Teaching and Learning) of the School of Chinese Medicine (1st right).
Guests participate in the activities.
A calligraphy booth at Research Mingle.

 

The Research Office hosted the “Research Mingle: Celebrating Chinese New Year” on 2 March, bringing together more than 70 researchers and colleagues from various faculties and schools across the University. The event provided a platform for networking, idea exchange, and fostering future transdisciplinary collaborations.

Attending guests included Professor Martin Wong, Provost; Professor Lyu Aiping, Vice-President (Research and Development) cum Dean of Graduate School; Professor Liu Jiming, Associate Provost; Professor Johnny M Poon, Associate Vice-President (Interdisciplinary Research) and Dean of School of Creative Arts; Professor Daniel Lai, Dean of Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences; Professor Zhang Han, Dean of School of Business; Professor Li Min, Dean of School of Chinese Medicine; Professor Zhong Bu, Dean of School of Communication; Professor Michael Ng, Dean of Faculty of Science; Professor Christy Cheung, Director of Research Office; Professor Cheung King-ho, Executive Associate Dean of Graduate School; and Professor Cheung Yiu-ming, Dean of Institute for Research and Continuing Education. Professor Hao Gefei, Professor of Guizhou University, also participated in the event.

The event featured a range of engaging activities, including a traditional calligraphy booth, an interactive photo booth, and a research showcase. To mark International Women’s Day on 8 March, a special exhibition zone highlighted research projects exploring key topics such as gender roles, family dynamics, and evolving societal norms.