Academic Staff

Brief Biosketch

Dr. CH Wong is a Research Assistant Professor in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. After he obtained his PhD degree (Superconductivity) at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, he conducted intensive research on carbon-based materials at Ural Federal University (Russia) as a Lead Scientist. One of his scientific publications had allowed him to obtain the migration status of "Highly Qualified Specialist", which was rewarded by the Russian Government.

He has published international journals in Materials Physics & Artificial Intelligence. He has also published university textbooks about Embedded System Programming, Dyno Simulation of Turbocharged IC Engines, and Electric Motor Design. Apart from these, he has served as invited speaker in the international conferences on science, and as journal reviewer for American Chemical Society, Elsevier and The Royal Society of Chemistry.

Research Interests

• Advanced Materials Design & Processing
• High-Precision Sensors
• Artificial Intelligence in Materials Engineering

Selected Publications

1. Mingquan He, Chi Ho Wong, Pok Lam Tse, Yuan Zheng, Haijing Zhang, Frank Leung-Yuk Lam, Ping Sheng, Xijun Hu, Rolf Lortz*, 'Giant' Enhancement of the Upper Critical Field and Fluctuations Above the Bulk Tc in Superconducting Ultra-Thin Pb Nanowire Arrays, "ACS Nano", Vol 7, Num 5, pp 4187–4193 (2013)

2. Jianqiang Hou, Chi Ho Wong, Rolf Lortz*, Romain Sibille, and Michel Kenzelmann, Strong-coupling phonon-mediated scenario of superconductivity in Ca3Ir4Sn13 and Ca3(Ir0.91Co0.09)4Sn13, "Phys. Rev. B", 93, 134505 (2016)

3. Ying Zhang, Chi Ho Wong, Junying Shen, Sin Ting Sze, Bing Zhang, Haijing Zhang,Yan Dong, Hui Xu, ZifengYan, Yingying Li, Xijun Hu* & Rolf Lortz*, Dramatic enhancement of superconductivity in single-crystalline nanowire arrays of Sn, "Scientific Report", 6, Article number: 32963 (2016)

4. C.H.Wong*, E.A. Buntov, V.N. Rychkov, M.B. Guseva, A.F. Zatsepin, Simulation of chemical bond distributions and phase transformation in carbon chains, "Carbon", Vol 114, pp 106-110 (2017)

5. C.H.Wong*, E.A.Buntov, M.B.Guseva, R.E.Kasimova, V.N.Rychkov, A.F.Zatsepin, Superconductivity in ultra-thin carbon nanotubes and carbyne-nanotube composites: An ab-initio approach, "Carbon" Vol 125, pp 509-515 (2017)

6. C. H. Wong, R. Lortz*, E. A. Buntov, R. E. Kasimova & A. F. Zatsepin*, A theoretical quest for high temperature superconductivity on the example of low-dimensional carbon structures, "Scientific Reports", 7 , Article number: 15815 (2017)

7. C. H. Wong*, E. A. Buntov,  A. F. Zatsepin,  J. Lyu, R. Lortz,  D. A. Zatsepin  and  M. B. Guseva,  Room temperature p-orbital magnetism in carbon chains and the role of group IV, V, VI, and VII dopants, "Nanoscale", 10, pp 11186-11195 (2018)

8. A. F. Zatsepin, Yu. A. Kuznetsova and C. H. Wong*, Creation of Si quantum dots in silica matrix due to conversion of radiation defects under a pulsed ion-beam exposure, "Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics", 21, pp 25467 - 25473 (2019)

9. Cong Li, Chi Ho Wong, Frank Leung-Yuk Lam, Xijun Hu*, Highly efficient and robust sulfur-doped nickel-cobalt oxide towards oxygen evolution reaction, "Molecular Catalysis", Volume 496, 111175 (2020)

10. A Sabbaghi, CH Wong, X Hu, FLY Lam*, Titanium dioxide nanotube arrays (TNTAs) as an effective electrocatalyst interlayer for sustainable high-energy density lithium-sulfur batteries, Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 163268 (2021)