Hill Cheung, Ph.D.

-Supervised by Prof Reuven Gordon -Led single-protein biosensing research using nanoaperture optical tweezers -Laboratory safety officer, ensuring completion of risk assessments for experiments. -Created and maintained standard operating procedures (SOPs) and scientific protocols. -Mentored graduate students. -Presenting research works in international conferences.

-Supervised by Prof Ian Manners (Canada 150 Research Chair in Materials Science). -Development of low dimensional nanomaterials via self-assembly of conjugated block copolymers. -Nanoscale functionalization and development of efficient exciton-transporting materials for photonics application. -Collaboration work with the University of Cambridge (Prof Akshay Rao and Prof Richard Friend) via the EPSRC Programme grant. -Sub-group leader. -Laboratory safety officer, ensuring completion of risk assessments for experiments. -Created and maintained standard operating procedures (SOPs) and scientific protocols. -Instrument manager. -Mentored graduate students. -Presenting research works in international conferences.

-Supervised by Prof Ben Zhong Tang (Fellow of the Chinese Academy of Sciences). -Selected as Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Research Talent Hub supported by Innovation and Technology Fund by The Government of HKSAR. -Research focusing on long-lived excited states dynamics in conjugated materials associated with the phenomena like room-temperature phosphorescence (RTP) and long-persistent luminescence (LPL). -Published over 7 publications in high quality academic journals such as Journal of the American Chemical Society, Advanced Materials and Nature Communications. -Realization and mechanistic study of the first molecular system exhibiting Organic Long-Persistent Luminescence (OLPL) which was considered as a "breakthrough" in the field. -Appointed as a sub-group leader in the group of 60 people. -Laboratory safety officer, ensuring completion of risk assessments for experiments. -Created and maintained standard operating procedures (SOPs) and scientific protocols. -Assiting supervisor in preparaing grant applications. -Instrument manager of the modular photoluminescence spectrometer (FLS-1000 and Quantaurus-QY). -Providing training workshops, conducting regular maintenance and calibration. -Communication with the vendors and offer data analysis for collaborations. -Mentored graduate students. -Presenting research works in international conferences.

-Supervised by Prof Ben Zhong Tang Thesis title: The Exploration of Long-lived Excited States of Pure Organic Materials -Research spanned conjugated materials chemistry, focusing on long-lived excited states dynamics associated with the phenomena like room-temperature phosphorescence (RTP) and long-persistent luminescence (LPL). Mechanistic investigations through molecular synthesis and photophysical studies using optical spectroscopy.