Through an integrated and novel strategy in therapeutic and integrated analysis in healthy living, we strengthen our leadership role in Chinese medicine based drug screening, an advancement in smart-drug delivery with high specificity and efficiency on molecular targets of aging-associated diseases.
A perspective from frontier sciences to assimilate therapeutic wisdom of Chinese medicine for disease treatment, prevention, and recovery.
Convenor
Prof. Chris KC WONG
Department of Biology, Faculty of Science
Co-Convenor
Prof. Ge ZHANG
School of Chinese Medicine
Core Members
- Prof. Min LI
School of Chinese Medicine
- Prof. Ka-Leung WONG
Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science
- Dr. Jue SHI
Department of Physics, Faculty of Science
- Prof. PC YUEN
Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Science
- Dr. Man Kong WONG
Department of History, Faculty of Social Sciences
- Dr. Timothy KF FUNG
Department of Communication Studies, School of Communication
- Dr. Yanping DUAN
Department of Physical Education, Faculty of Social Sciences
The vision of Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU) is to be a leading liberal arts University in Asia for the world delivering academic excellence in a caring, creative and global culture. Through a holistic approach to education, complemented by a comprehensive international learning programme designed to broaden students' horizons and global outlook, HKBU strives to unlock students' creative potential and equip them with knowledge and skills required for today's globalised world. In line with the vision of HKBU, the
Talent 100 scheme with the aim of recruiting 100 academic staff is launched. One of the specific focuses is to recruit talents contributing to the cluster of Health and Drug Discovery: Chinese Medicine-inspired Translational Research, with the perspective of applying frontier sciences to assimilate therapeutic wisdom of Chinese medicine for disease treatment, prevention, and recovery.
Current Job Vacancies
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