Welcome to the Ho Research Group at the City University of Hong Kong!
Our research program aims to utilize chemistry, physics, materials science and various engineering disciplines to explore novel nano-materials and nano-engineering techniques for various technological applications including electronics, energy-harvesting, photonics, and sensors, etc.
More infoPrincipal Investigator (PI)
Johnny
C Ho, Ph.D.
Associate Vice-President (Enterprise) and Professor
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
City University of Hong Kong
Hong Kong SAR
Professor (Joint Appointment)
Institute for Materials Chemistry and Engineering
Kyushu University
Japan
何頌賢博士
協理副校長（企業）及教授
香港城市大學
雙聘教授
日本九州大學 先導物質化學研究所
Contact Information
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
City University of Hong Kong
Tat Chee Avenue
Kowloon, Hong Kong SAR, China
香港九龍塘達之路
香港城市大學
材料科学與工程系
Tel: +852-3442 4897
Fax: +852-3442 0538
Email:
johnnyho@cityu.edu.hk
Web of Science ResearcherID: K-5275-2012
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Research Goals
• Materials & Processing Innovations
• Novel Properties of Nano-Materials
• Heterogeneous Integration of Nano-Materials
• Technological Applications
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Research Topics
• Nano-Scale Materials Processing
• Nano-Electronics
• Nano-Photonics
• Nano-Materials based Energy-Harvesting and Sensors
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Latest News
26.11.2024
Congrat to He Shao for her work "Adaptive In-Sensor Computing for Enhanced Feature Perception and Broadband Image Restoration" being accepted in Advanced Materials!
19.11.2024
Congrat to Haifan Li for his work "Spin-Selective Catalysts for Oxygen-involved Electrocatalysis" being accepted in Advanced Energy and Sustainability Research!
01.11.2024
Congrat to Jiachi Liao for his work "Recent Progress on Elemental Tellurium and its Devices" being accepted in Journal of Semiconductors!
23.10.2024
Congrat to Prof. Ho to be named as a Fellow of the Institute of Physics (FInstP)!
05.10.2024
Congrat to Yuxuan Zhang for his work "Molecular Reconfiguration of Disordered Tellurium Oxide Transistors with Biomimetic Spectral Selectivity" being accepted in Advanced Materials!
04.10.2024
Congrat to Bowen Li for his work "Electrode-Dependent and Tunable Sub-to-Super-Linear Responsivity in Mott Material-Enabled Near-Infrared Photodetectors for Advanced Near-Sensor Image Processing" being accepted in Advanced Materials!
19.09.2024
Congrat to to Siliang Hu for his work "Intermediate Phase Modulation via Bifunctional Molecular Additive for High‐Performance Quasi‐2D Perovskite Photodetectors" being accepted in Advanced Functional Materials!