Chemistry-informed AI predicts outcomes of complex asymmetric hydrogenation

Recently, the team led by Associate Professor Bo ZHANG from the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) published a research article titled “Chemistry-Informed Deep Learning Model for Predicting Stereoselectivity and Absolute Configuration in Asymmetric Hydrogenation” in Nature Computational Science. Building on the mechanistic understanding of olefin asymmetric hydrogenation, the […]

2025-12-05|Research

Researchers achieve key breakthroughs in surface water monitoring with SWOT

Climate change and anthropogenic activities have been changing hydrological cycles. Inland water bodies, such as rivers, lakes, and reservoirs are significantly disturbed. Unfortunately, current in-situ monitoring of such variations is lacking. We do not fully understand where, when, and how these bodies of water change. This has spurred scientists to develop new approaches. One of […]

2025-12-01|Research

Researchers make advances in wurtzite nitride (Al,Sc)N ferroelectric thin films

Scandium-doped aluminum nitride ((Al,Sc)N) is a promising material for next-generation nonvolatile memory and MEMS applications due to its high remanent polarization, low dielectric constant, high Curie temperature, and preeminent thermal stability. Its compatibility with CMOS processes is particularly critical, enabling back-end-of-line (BEOL) integration and opening new pathways for low-power computing, data storage, and microsystems. However, […]

2025-11-17|Research

SUSTech Welcomes Delegation from the University of Galway

2025-12-09|Collaborations

Science, Technology and Engineering with a Focus on Engineering Innovation Paradigms

2025-12-04|Campus Life

SUSTech Holds Academician and Expert Symposium

2025-12-03|Campus Life

SUSTech hosts “Academicians Talk about Integrity” special forum

2025-12-02|Campus Life