Biomaterials and Chemical Biology

The in-house pH-responsive mucin extract investigated in Prof. Hsing I-Ming’s study shows promise in the development of multifunctional wound dressings for accelerating the healing process of infected wounds.
The in-house pH-responsive mucin extract investigated in Prof. Hsing I-Ming’s study shows promise in the development of multifunctional wound dressings for accelerating the healing process of infected wounds. 
An Alternative to Antibiotics
Extraction of Mucin Biomaterials from Pig Stomachs for Potential Application in Chronic Wound Treatment
Prof Fei Sun and the new protein-based hydrogel developed by his team.
Prof Fei Sun and the new protein-based hydrogel developed by his team. 
HKUST Develops New Stimuli Responsive Smart Hydrogels that Open Doors for Future Material Biology and Biomedical Applications
(Front row seated from right to left) Mr Marcus Lee, founder of Equal Opportunities Foundation, Prof Ying Chau, Ms Yasmin Fong, representative of Equal Opportunities Foundation, and the six SIGHT scholars.
(Front row seated from right to left) Mr Marcus Lee, founder of Equal Opportunities Foundation, Prof Ying Chau, Ms Yasmin Fong, representative of Equal Opportunities Foundation, and the six SIGHT scholars. 
Students to Contribute to Society While Going Thru In-Depth Experiential Learning
HKUST Students Receive Donation to Solve Healthcare Problems in Indonesia and Cambodia
HKUST’s First Research Excellence Awards Honor Engineering Achievements
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