Signing Ceremony

In his address during the ceremony, President Chen underscored the special relationship between the two institutions. He highlighted that PolyU was the first premier Hong Kong institution to collaborate with EIT through the Collaborative PhD Training Program. President Chen emphasized Hong Kong's prosperity as a testament to our homeland's growth and its developmental experiences serve as a valuable model for Ningbo. He was confident that expanded ties between EIT and PolyU would unlock more opportunities and ensure mutual advancement. 

Signing Ceremony

The collaboration between EIT and PolyU will span multiple fields, including advanced manufacturing, clean energy, and low-carbon sustainable technologies. The shared commitment revolves around enhancing innovative research capacities and catalyzing core technological advancements. The collaborative intent is to leverage the distinctive strengths and assets of both universities, positioning them as top-tier innovation forerunners.

Furthermore, EIT aspires to cultivate a synergetic and productive partnership between the two universities across multiple sectors. It is envisioned that this joint research institute will harness the collective strengths of their talent pools and innovative research capabilities, attracting more high-quality Hong Kong enterprises and researchers to contribute to the economic development of Ningbo.

Visiting the Laboratory