PolyU Academy for Interdisciplinary Research

18/06/2026

哈佛大學鎖志剛教授闡述軟材料、生物黏附與醫療應用前沿突破

2026年6月2日，美國國家科學院及工程院雙院士、中國科學院外籍院士、美國哈佛大學 Allen E. and Marilyn M. Puckett 力學與材料學教授鎖志剛教授，於理大校園主講理大高等研究院傑出學人講座，題為《軟材料與生物組織的黏合》。講座吸引逾100位學者、研究人員及學生親臨現場，另有近16,000名觀眾透過各大社交媒體平台同步收看。

閱讀更多: https://polyu.hk/sKksS
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Harvard Professor SUO Zhigang Unveils Frontiers in Soft Materials, Bio-adhesion and Biomedical Applications

On 2 June 2026, Prof. SUO Zhigang, Foreign Member of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Member of both National Academy of Engineering and National Academy of Sciences in the USA, Allen E. and Marilyn M. Puckett Professor of Mechanics and Materials at Harvard University, USA, delivered a PAIR Distinguished Lecture titled “Adhesion between Soft Materials and Tissues” at the PolyU campus. The lecture was attended by more than 100 scholars, researchers and students in person, and nearly 16,000 online viewers across various social media platforms.

Read more: https://polyu.hk/aTZLJ
Online review: https://lnkd.in/gjqiRZ_r

17/06/2026

理大與台灣中國醫藥大學合辦中醫藥研討會

香港理工大學（理大）中醫藥創新研究中心與台灣中國醫藥大學中醫藥研究中心，於6月4日共同舉辦「2026中醫藥聯合研討會」。是次研討會匯聚多位專家學者，交流分享中醫藥創新研究與臨床應用經驗，充分展現雙方於中醫藥研究與轉譯醫學領域的豐碩成果。

研討會圓滿結束後，理大中醫藥創新研究中心訪問團先後參訪中國醫藥大學水湳校區、立夫中醫藥博物館、中國醫藥大學附設醫院及其質子治療中心，深入了解該校在中醫藥教育、臨床醫療及先進研究設施上的最新發展。

此次聯合研討會不僅促進兩校學者於中醫藥研究領域之深度交流，更為未來共同研究計劃、人才培育及國際合作奠定良好基礎。展望未來，雙方將持續深化合作夥伴關係，整合科研力量與資源，共同推動中醫藥創新研究與臨床應用發展，進一步提升兩岸中醫藥研究的國際能見度與影響力。

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PolyU co-organises Chinese medicine symposium with China Medical University

The PolyU Research Centre for Chinese Medicine Innovation 香港理工大學中醫藥創新研究中心 (RCMI) and the Chinese Medicine Research Center of the China Medical University (CMU), Taiwan, jointly organised the “2026 CMU–PolyU Joint Symposium” on 4 June 2026. The Symposium brought together experts and scholars to exchange ideas and share innovative research findings and clinical application experience in Chinese medicine, fully demonstrating the significant achievements of both institutions in Chinese medicine research and translational medicine.

Following the successful conclusion of the Symposium, the delegation from RCMI visited the CMU Shuinan Main Campus, the LiFu Museum of Chinese Medicine, the China Medical University Affiliated Hospital and its Proton Therapy Centre, gaining deeper insights into the University’s latest developments in Chinese medicine education, clinical services and advanced research facilities.

This joint symposium not only promoted in-depth academic exchange between scholars from the two universities in the field of Chinese medicine research, but also laid a solid foundation for future collaborative research projects, talent development, and international co-operation. Looking ahead, both universities will continue to deepen their partnership by integrating research strengths and resources to jointly advance innovative research and clinical applications in Chinese medicine, further enhancing the international visibility and influence of cross-boundary Chinese medicine research.

Online coverage:
Central News Agency - https://polyu.me/3SuVwVT
台灣新新聞報 - https://polyu.me/4utSm1X
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16/06/2026

精神健康研究中心舉辦2026年交流午宴　攜手推動跨學科合作與精神健康發展

2026年5月29日，香港理工大學（理大）精神健康研究中心於於唯港薈舉辦交流午宴，匯聚逾50位來自政府、醫院管理局、非政府組織、慈善基金會及理大學界的代表，共同促進跨學科交流，加強精神健康研究與社區服務協作。

午宴由理大副校長（研究及創新）趙汝恒教授致歡迎辭揭開序幕。趙教授讚揚中心自2021年成立以來，在跨學科研究、學術創新及合作網絡建立方面取得顯著成果。活動亦榮幸邀得醫務衞生局精神健康諮詢委員會主席林正財醫生，以及社會福利署助理署長（康復及醫務社會服務）吳偉強先生擔任主禮嘉賓，分享本地及全球精神健康研究與社區服務的發展方向。

為慶祝中心踏入第二個資助週期，大會特別舉行剪綵儀式，由趙汝恒教授、理大高等研究院院長陳清焰教授、醫療及社會科學院院長岑浩強教授、精神健康研究中心主任仇安琪教授、中心共同創辦人曾永康教授、林正財醫生、吳偉強先生，以及正愛慈善基金會創辦人陳文耀先生共同主禮。

午宴期間，仇安琪教授介紹中心最新研究成果及未來發展方向，並分享中心如何結合神經科學、人工智能、康復科學及社會工作，推動創新及科技驅動的精神健康介入方案。是次活動亦為不同持份者提供深入交流平台，參與機構包括利希慎基金、正愛慈善基金、鵬程慈善基金、醫院管理局及多個精神健康服務機構。

活動尾聲，仇教授感謝各合作夥伴一直以來的支持，並重申中心將繼續透過跨界別協作推動精神健康研究與服務發展，共同建構更健康、更具韌性的社會。精神健康研究中心亦衷心感謝各界嘉賓分享寶貴見解與前瞻觀點。午宴上的交流不僅彰顯跨學科合作的重要性，更進一步凝聚各界力量，共同提升社區精神健康與福祉。

MHRC hosts 2026 networking luncheon to advance interdisciplinary collaboration and mental wellness

The Mental Health Research Centre (MHRC) hosted its 2026 Networking Luncheon on 29 May 2026 at Hotel ICON, bringing together over 50 representatives from the Government, the Hospital Authority, non-governmental organisations, charitable foundations and academia to foster interdisciplinary exchange and strengthen collaboration in mental health research and community services.

The luncheon opened with welcoming remarks by Prof. Christopher CHAO, PolyU Senior Vice President (Research and Innovation). Prof. Chao commended MHRC for its notable achievements in interdisciplinary research, academic innovation and collaborative network building since its establishment in 2021. The event was also graced by Dr LAM Ching-choi, Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Mental Health of the Health Bureau, HKSAR, and Mr David NG, Assistant Director (Rehabilitation & Medical Social Services) of the Social Welfare Department, HKSAR, who attended as officiating guests and shared their insights on the development of local and global mental health research and community services.

To celebrate the launch of MHRC’s second funding cycle, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held, officiated by Prof. Christopher CHAO, Prof. CHEN Qingyan, Director of the PolyU Academy for Interdisciplinary Research, Prof. David SHUM, Dean of the Faculty of Health and Social Sciences, Prof. QIU Anqi, Director of MHRC, Prof. Hector TSANG, Co-founder of MHRC, Dr LAM Ching-choi, Mr David NG, and Mr Lawrence CHAN, Founder of the Seal of Love Charitable Foundation.

During the luncheon, Prof. QIU Anqi shared the Centre’s latest research achievements and future strategic directions, highlighting how MHRC integrates neuroscience, artificial intelligence, rehabilitation sciences and social work to develop innovative, technology-driven mental health interventions. The event also provided a valuable platform for dialogue among stakeholders, including representatives from the Lee Hysan Foundation, Seal of Love Charitable Foundation, Bright Future Charitable Foundation, the Hospital Authority and various mental health service organisations.

In closing, Prof. QIU expressed heartfelt gratitude to all partners for their continued support and reaffirmed MHRC’s commitment to advancing mental health research and services through cross-sector collaboration, with the shared goal of building a healthier and more resilient society. MHRC also sincerely thanked all guests for their valuable insights and forward-looking perspectives. The meaningful exchanges throughout the luncheon underscored the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration and further strengthened the collective commitment to enhancing mental health and well-being in the community.

15/06/2026

理大研究揭示雪旱持續威脅全球糧食安全　倡建氣候韌性農業實踐　推動可持續發展

由理大土地及空間研究院、潘樂陶慈善基金智慧城市研究院及可持續城市發展研究院成員兼土地測量及地理資訊學系副教授王碩教授帶領的研究團隊，利用創新的可解釋機器學習技術，揭示雪旱對冬小麥產量帶來顯著而持續的負面影響，反映全球糧食安全正面對前所未有的挑戰。這項突破性研究為建構氣候韌性農業、保障糧食安全及推動可持續發展，提供關鍵的科學依據。此研究與香港大學及美國加州大學爾灣分校學者合作進行，研究結果已刊登於國際權威期刊《Nature Food》。

過去60年間，北半球冬小麥種植區的雪旱發生頻率顯著上升。受雪旱影響的農地比例，已由1960至1970年間的46%至54%，大幅增至2010至2020年間的70%至99%，反映雪旱已由局部風險演變為廣泛性影響。

為準確識別雪旱對作物產量的直接影響，研究團隊開發了XGB-SHAP模型框架，結合極端梯度提升（XGBoost）與夏普利加性解釋（SHAP）方法，有效排除高溫、降雨等其他氣候因素的干擾，定量分析雪旱對冬小麥產量的直接影響。研究亦系統性分析積雪、作物生長與水分條件之間的交互關係，為推動氣候韌性農業系統建設提供堅實的實證基礎。

透過XGB-SHAP模型分析，研究發現北半球約45%的農地受到雪旱顯著衝擊，其中以歐洲、中亞及美國情況最為嚴重。至於東亞地區，過往因暖冬而延長作物生長期所帶來的增產效益正逐步消退，區域水熱平衡亦愈見不穩。研究進一步指出，施肥量增加、凍害加劇及降水減少，是提高冬小麥對雪旱敏感度的三大主因。雖然提升土壤養分有助促進作物生長，但同時亦會增加作物對水分供應及積雪保溫的依賴；一旦發生雪旱，減產風險反而會被進一步放大。

展望未來，研究團隊建議從作物品種改良、農業管理及風險監測三方面提升農業系統的氣候韌性。除了應加強培育兼具抗寒及抗旱能力的作物品種，農業管理模式亦需由傳統投入密集型生產，逐步轉向更精準且可持續的養分管理系統，而積雪監測亦應納入農業風險評估與預警系統。透過及早識別雪旱風險並提升農業系統適應能力，將有助在氣候變化下維持糧食生產穩定，推動全球農業邁向更可持續的未來。

新聞稿：https://polyu.me/4u1BBv3

PolyU research reveals snow droughts continue to threaten global food security and calls for climate-resilient agriculture practices to promote sustainable development

A research team led by Prof. WANG Shuo, Member of PolyU Research Institute for Land and Space 香港理工大學土地及空間研究院 (RILS), Otto P**n Charitable Foundation Smart Cities Research Institute (SCRI) and Research Institute for Sustainable Urban Development (RISUD), and Associate Professor of Department of Land Surveying and Geo-Informatics, has utilised innovative explainable machine learning to uncover the persistent and significant negative impact of snow droughts on winter wheat yields, highlighting that global food security is facing unprecedented challenges. This breakthrough study provides key scientific evidence for building climate-resilient agriculture, ensuring food security and promoting sustainable development. The study was conducted in collaboration with scholars from The University of Hong Kong and the University of California, Irvine. The findings have been published in the international journal Nature Food.

Over the past 60 years, the frequency of snow droughts across the Northern Hemisphere’s winter wheat croplands has increased significantly. The proportion of croplands affected by snow drought surged from 46–54% in 1960–1970 to 70–99% in 2010–2020, reflecting the fact that snow droughts have evolved from a localised risk into a widespread phenomenon.

The research team developed the XGB-SHAP model framework to accurately identify the direct impact of snow drought on crop yields. The framework combines Extreme Gradient Boosting (XGBoost) with Shapley Additive exPlanations (SHAP) to effectively exclude interference from other climate factors such as high temperature and rainfall, enabling a quantitative analysis of the direct impact of snow drought on winter wheat yields. This study also systematically analysed snow–crop–water interactions, providing a robust empirical basis for developing climate-resilient agricultural systems.

Using the XGB-SHAP framework, the study found that approximately 45% of croplands in the Northern Hemisphere experienced significant adverse impacts from snow droughts, with Europe, Central Asia and the United States being the most severely affected regions. Meanwhile, in East Asia, the yield benefits of longer growing seasons due to warmer winters are gradually diminishing and the regional hydrothermal balance is becoming increasingly unstable. The study also identifies increased fertiliser use, intensified freezing stress and reduced precipitation as the three primary factors contributing to winter wheat’s increased sensitivity to snow drought. While enhanced soil nutrient levels can promote crop growth, they also make crops more dependent on the water supply and thermal insulation provided by snow cover. When snow drought occurs, these factors can amplify the risk of yield loss.

Looking ahead, the research team recommends strengthening the climate resilience of agricultural systems by enhancing crop varieties, improving agricultural management and monitoring risks. Alongside intensifying efforts to develop crop varieties with both cold and drought tolerance, agricultural management models have to shift from traditional, input-intensive production to more precise and sustainable nutrient management systems. Furthermore, snow cover monitoring should be incorporated into agricultural risk assessment and early warning systems. Identifying snow drought risks at an early stage and enhancing the resilience of agricultural systems will ensure that stable food production is maintained in the face of climate change, steering global agriculture towards a more sustainable future.

Press release: https://polyu.me/4nOZhRH

11/06/2026

請於明天下午2:30透過我們的 𝒀𝒐𝒖𝑻𝒖𝒃𝒆頻道，觀看由美國科羅拉多大學博爾德分校土木、環境與建築工程系教授翟志強教授主講的「建築環境與能源：不同尺度的挑戰」講座直播！
https://youtube.com/live/dXfRTryxxCg?feature=share

Please join the live-stream service on our 𝒀𝒐𝒖𝑻𝒖𝒃𝒆 channel for the PAIR Seminar titled “Building Environment and Energy: Challenges in Different Scales” by Prof. ZHAI Zhiqiang, Professor of the Department of Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering at the University of Colorado Boulder, USA, from 2:30 pm tomorrow!
https://youtube.com/live/dXfRTryxxCg?feature=share

11/06/2026

理大高等研究院四位成員獲研資局海外研究學者計劃支持

四位理大高等研究院成員獲「研資局海外研究學者計劃」資助，支持他們前往世界頂尖院校進行深入研究，並加強對全球最新研究趨勢的了解。

獲支持的理大學者專長廣泛，涵蓋 Web3和數碼金融、語言科學、物理治療及人工智能管理。他們的研究展現了理大強大的科研實力，以及推動具全球影響力創新的承擔。每位學者將獲得港幣368,000元資助，以支持其海外研究之旅。

獲支持的四位學者包括︰
羅夏樸教授
人工智能物聯網研究院及潘樂陶慈善基金智慧城市研究院成員、計算機及數學科學學院副院長（研究）及電子計算學系教授

陳詠珊教授
視覺科學研究中心成員、中文及雙語學系副教授

黃宇樂教授
智齡研究院副院長、智能可穿戴系統研究院及體育科技研究院成員、康復治療科學系教授

史曉琳教授
旅遊業數字化轉型研究中心成員、酒店及旅遊業管理學院副教授

「研資局海外研究學者計劃」旨在鼓勵學者到訪海外院校／單位，進行沉浸式國際合作體驗，以助香港學術研究界拓寬國際視野，並加深對香港以外地區研究趨勢的了解。獲選學者將前往海外機構的實驗室／研究單位／醫療和臨床機構進行研究項目或與研究相關的專業發展培訓。

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Four PAIR members awarded RGC Overseas Research Fellowship Scheme

Four PAIR members have been awarded the Research Grants Council (RGC) Overseas Research Fellowship Scheme, which supports their pursuit of immersive research at leading overseas institutions, enhancing insights into the latest global trends in scientific research and innovation.

The awarded PolyU scholars bring wide-ranging expertise across Web3, digital finance, language sciences, physiotherapy and AI management. Their research efforts exemplify PolyU’s robust research capabilities and unwavering commitment to driving innovation with global impact. Each of them will be supported with a HK$368,000 grant for their overseas research trip.

The four awardees are:

Prof. LUO Xiapu
Member of Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence of Things (RIAIoT) and Otto P**n Charitable Foundation Smart Cities Research Institute (SCRI), Associate Dean (Research) of Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences, and Professor of Department of Computing

Prof. CHAN Wing Shan Angel
Member of Research Centre for SHARP Vision (RCSV) and
Associate Professor of Department of Language Science and Technology

Prof. Arnold WONG
Associate Director of PolyU Research Institute for Smart Ageing 香港理工大學智齡研究院 (RISA), Member of Research Institute for Intelligent Wearable Systems (RI-IWEAR) and Research Institute for Sports Science and Technology (Risports Polyu), and Professor of Department of Rehabilitation Sciences

Prof. Crystal SHI
Member of PolyU Research Centre for Digital Transformation of Tourism (RCDTT) and Associate Professor of School of Hotel and Tourism Management

The RGC Overseas Research Fellowship Scheme aims to encourage university faculty to visit overseas institutions/units for immersive international collaboration, thereby broadening their international perspective and deepening the Hong Kong research community’s exposure to trends elsewhere. Selected fellows will be supported in visiting overseas institutional laboratories/research units/clinical set-ups to work on research projects or undergo research-related professional development.

Further reading: https://polyu.hk/ZOlzH

10/06/2026

Eight PAIR members are featured in the latest issue of PolyU research newsletter, 𝑰𝒏𝒏𝒐𝒗𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏 𝑫𝒊𝒈𝒆𝒔𝒕! Check them out:

Beyond BMI: How Fat Distribution Shapes the Ageing Brain by Prof. QIU Anqi, Director of Mental Health Research Centre (MHRC)
https://polyu.hk/NEJeL

Breaking News: Multilingual AI Cognitive Screening for the Chinese-Speaking Community by Prof. LIANG Hualou, Member of MHRC and Research Institute for Sports Science and Technology (Risports Polyu)
https://polyu.hk/CvJMe

Beyond the Pandemic: AI Contact Tracing System Safeguards Residential Care Homes by Prof. Ho Keung David SHUM, Management Committee Member of PolyU Research Institute for Smart Ageing 香港理工大學智齡研究院 (RISA), Member of Research Institute for Intelligent Wearable Systems (RI-IWEAR), MHRC and Risports Polyu, and Prof. YANG Lin, Management Committee Member of Research Centre of Textiles for Future Fashion (RCTFF) and Member of Research Centre for SHARP Vision (RCSV) and RI-IWEAR
https://polyu.hk/gLNSF

Stepping into Safety: How Immersive VR Can Help Prevent Falls in Older Adults by Kenneth FONG, Management Committee Member of Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence of Things (RIAIoT) and Member of RISA
https://polyu.hk/YvKtX

When Digital Painting Meets Dementia Care Support by Prof. Angela LEUNG, Associate Director of RISA and Member of RI-IWEAR
https://polyu.hk/ybdON

Beyond the Hype: Older Adults' Perspectives on Smart Healthcare in Hong Kong by Prof. Yan Tina LUXIMOM, Member of Research Insitute for Sustainable Urban Development (RISUD), Risports Polyu, RISA and RCTFF
https://polyu.hk/TmLmL

Caring for the Carers: A Nature-Based Mindfulness Programme for Caregivers by Prof. Herman Hay Ming LO, Member of MHRC
https://polyu.hk/RbOpP

探索理大智齡研究新成果——《Innovation Digest》第八期現已出版

立即細閱《Innovation Digest》第八期，探索理大近期研究成果！今期以智齡為主題，帶領讀者了解如何透過科技與照護，創造豐盛人生。本期介紹八項聚焦智齡的理大研究，涵蓋新興科技與支援照護兩個範疇。

今期通訊有兩大重點：「Emerging Tech」展示支援長者身體健康的最新科技發展；「Supportive Care」則探討應用於護理的新工具及設備，並關注照顧者的心理健康及福祉。

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Immerse yourself in recent research outputs from PolyU in Issue 8 of Innovation Digest! This issue showcases eight research studies under the theme “Smart Ageing: Driving Prosperity in Life Through Tech and Care”, highlighting PolyU research on smart ageing, with a focus on emerging technologies and supportive care.

Dive into our research highlights:
Beyond BMI: How Fat Distribution Shapes the Ageing Brain
by Prof. Anqi QIU https://polyu.hk/NEJeL

Breaking News: Multilingual AI Cognitive Screening for the Chinese-Speaking Community
by Prof. Hualou LIANG https://polyu.hk/CvJMe

Beyond the Pandemic: AI Contact Tracing System Safeguards Residential Care Homes
by Prof. Ho Keung David SHUM and Prof. Lin YANG https://polyu.hk/gLNSF

Sound Solution: A Breakthrough Approach to Parkinson’s Disease
by Prof. Lei SUN https://polyu.hk/aXfeL

Stepping into Safety: How Immersive VR Can Help Prevent Falls in Older Adults
by Kenneth Nai Kuen FONG https://polyu.hk/YvKtX

When Digital Painting Meets Dementia Care Support
by Prof. Angela Man Yee LEUNG https://polyu.hk/ybdON

Beyond the Hype: Older Adults' Perspectives on Smart Healthcare in Hong Kong
by Prof. Yan Tina LUXIMON https://polyu.hk/TmLmL

Caring for the Carers: A Nature-Based Mindfulness Programme for Caregivers
by Prof. Herman Hay Ming LO https://polyu.hk/RbOpP

Printed copies are available on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last.

Explore our full digital issue / 瀏覽完整電子版: https://polyu.hk/gjeiR

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10/06/2026

鄭湃教授獲選美國機械工程師學會會士

先進製造研究院成員、工業及系統工程學系副教授、黃鐵城智能機器人青年學者鄭湃教授，近日獲選為美國機械工程師學會會士，以表揚他對工程專業領域和學會的卓越貢獻。

鄭教授一直致力於推動互認知人機協作製造系統（MC-HRCMS）的發展。他領導的RAIDS團隊共同創立了CobotAI公司，並推出名為TeleX的新型多模態人機互動解決方案。該系統結合了精確的動作追蹤、先進的視覺感知，以及具觸覺敏感的「機器人手」，能夠在複雜的操作場景中同步收集多模態人類操作數據。

TeleX已在多種典型工業場景中進行測試，包括Egocentric或遙操作下的機器人裝配、點塗膠、線纜拆解等，展現出廣泛的應用潛力。

Ir Prof. ZHENG Pai elected Fellow of American Society of Mechanical Engineers

Ir Prof. ZHENG Pai, Member of Research Institute for Advanced Manufacturing (RIAM), Associate Professor of Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, and Wong Tit Shing Young Scholar in Smart Robotics, has been elected a Fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the engineering profession and to the Society.

Prof. Zheng has long been dedicated to advancing mutual cognitive human-robot collaborative manufacturing systems (MC-HRCMS). His Research Group of AI for Industrial Digital Servitization (RAIDS) team has co-founded CobotAI Limited and introduced a novel multimodal human-robot interaction solution called TeleX. The system combines precise motion tracking, advanced visual sensing, and touch-sensitive “robot hands” to synchronously collect multimodal human operation data in complex operational scenarios.

TeleX has already been tested across a range of typical industrial scenarios, including egocentric or teleoperation in robotic assembly, dispensing process, and wire dismantling, etc., demonstrating its broad application potential.

09/06/2026

范金土教授獲委任為《紡織》期刊主編

熱烈恭賀未來服裝紡織科技研究中心主任兼纖維科學與服裝工程講座教授范金土教授獲委任為國際學術期刊《紡織》（Textiles）主編，任期由2026年5月1日起生效。

《紡織》目前於「材料科學—紡織」類別的31本期刊中排名第二，穩居第一分區（Q1），影響因子為4.9。《紡織》的編輯委員會由來自世界各地的39位傑出紡織學者組成。

Prof. FAN Jintu appointed Editor-in-Chief of Textiles Journal

Congratulations to Prof. FAN Jintu, Director of the Research Centre of Textiles for Future Fashion (RCTFF) and Chair Professor of Fiber Science and Apparel Engineering at School of Fashion and Textiles, on his appointment as Editor-in-Chief of the international academic journal Textiles, effective from 1 May 2026.

Textiles is currently ranked second out of 31 journals in the “Materials Science, Textiles” category, placing it firmly in the top quartile (Q1) with an Impact Factor of 4.9. The editorial board of Textiles consists of 39 outstanding textile scholars around the world.

08/06/2026

請於今天下午2:30透過我們的 𝒀𝒐𝒖𝑻𝒖𝒃𝒆頻道，觀看由新加坡國立大學食品科學與工程系副主任、貝佐斯永續蛋白質研究中心首席研究員黄德建教授主講的「永續植物蛋白與功能性主食」講座直播！
https://youtube.com/live/e3Edxr1NCQM?feature=share

Please join the live-stream service on our 𝒀𝒐𝒖𝑻𝒖𝒃𝒆 channel for the PAIR Seminar titled “Sustainable Plant Proteins and Functional Staple Foods” by Prof. HUANG Dejian, Professor and Deputy Head of Department of Food Science & Technology, Principal Investigator at Bezos Centre for Sustainable Protein of the National University of Singapore from 2:30 pm this afternoon!
https://youtube.com/live/e3Edxr1NCQM?feature=share