Centre for Display Research (CDR)

The Centre for Display Research (CDR) at HKUST is established with seed funding from the Hong Kong Government Industry Department to provide Technical Support Services for local liquid crystal diaplay (LCD) manufacturers, to perform Research in advanced displays that will be of value to the local industry and 
to train students with hands-on experience in LCD manufacturing for the local industry.

Nanosystem Fabrication Facility (NFF)

The Nanosystem Fabrication Facility (NFF) of The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) is the first microfabrication laboratory established at a tertiary institution in Hong Kong. The mission of the NFF is to provide facilities for the faculty and students of the HKUST to conduct teaching and research, particularly in new discrete semiconductor devices, novel microsensors and microactuators, advanced nanoelectronics process technology and application specific integrated circuits (ASIC).

Organic Electronics Laboratory (OEL)

The Organic Electronics Laboratory has a floor space of 1,030 square meters and resides in Cheng Yu Tung Building. Built in 2016, OEL is managed by Prof. Ching W. Tang, IAS Bank of East Asia Professor and Chair Professor in the Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering and one of the research team leader of the PSKL. Advanced equipments, including an OLED vacuum evaporation system and a reactive ion etching system has been installed to enhance the research quality of the PSKL. Last year, a cluster tool has been newly installed. It comprises a central transfer chamber for substrate delivery and five detachable process chambers for device fabrication. OEL provides a platform for researchers to study how OLED materials degrade over time and to produce OLED devices with greater efficiency and longer lifetime.

Materials Characterization and Preparation Facility (MCPF)

Materials Characterization and Preparation Facility (MCPF) is a central facility intensively serving the academic researchers and postgraduate students in schools of science and engineering for the preparation, characterization and analysis of various advanced materials. In addition to serving HKUST, MCPF also provides services to Hong Kong sister institutions and clients from government laboratories and regional industries. Since the MCPF was established in 1991, it has become an indispensable central facility in HKUST.