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Prof. Yung Pun-to Douglas
Prof. Yung Pun-to Douglas (middle) and his PhD students
 
Newsletter No. 383 > Campus News > Technology > CUHK Engineers Develop New Method to Monitor Air Pollutants

CUHK Engineers Develop New Method to Monitor Air Pollutants

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Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) is a carcinogenic air pollutant, mainly originating from exhausts of vehicles and electronic waste disposal. But the current Air Pollution Index in Hong Kong does not calculate the concentrations of PAHs. A research team led by Prof. Yung Pun-to Douglas of the Department of Electronic Engineering has used the molecularly imprinted polymer technique to develop a sensor to detect various types of airborne PAHs. This technology will be showcased in the Faculty of Engineering’s 20th Anniversary Innovation and Technology Fair.

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