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GTIIT research team published article in top-tier environmental science journal Journal of Hazardous Materials

Plastic pollution is one of the most pressing environmental challenges in the world today. While biodegradable plastics are often regarded as a potential solution, they may conceal unexpected risks. Recently, a research team from Guangdong Technion - Israel Institute of Technology (GTIIT) published related findings in the top-tier environmental science journal Journal of Hazardous Materials&n...

 2025-6-10

Good luck to all the Gaokao students!

As the 2025 Gaokao draws near, years of hard work now face their ultimate trial. This is a journey of dreams and perseverance, also a testament to courage and growth. At this pivotal moment, GTIIT Student Media Center pours words and heartfelt wishes into a special blessing, may your dreams flourish this summer!Twelve years of knowledge momentum (p=mv) transforms into the impulse of your pen ...

 2025-6-6

Happy Graduation!

With accents from all over the country,we met at GTIIT campus.And from then on, shared memories together.Life at GTIIT flew by in a flash¡ªyet, with just one click of the shutter,our youth was forever captured. Here, you¡¯ve met the finest mentors and dearest friends¡ªand discovered a stronger, more passionate version of yourselfStudent ID expires soon,but curiosity stay...

 2025-6-3

A Zongzi DIY Event at GTIIT

Before the Dargon Boat Festival, a Zongzi DIY event was held at the South Campus of Guangdong Technion ¨C Israel Institute of Technology (GTIIT). Nearly 200 Chinese and foreign teachers and students gathered to make Chaoshan¨Cstyle Zongzi. The event offered a hands-on experience in this traditional craft while deepening participants¡¯ understanding of Chinese festive customs.On the first floor of the...

 2025-5-31

GTIIT students published review paper in Materials Science & Engineering R

With the growing demand for health monitoring, flexible wearable skin sensors have become a research hotspot in the field of bioelectronics. A research team from Guangdong Technion - Israel Institute of Technology (GTIIT) spent a year systematically summarizing the research progress and future directions of ionically conductive hydrogels in wearable sensors. Their review paper was recently publish...

 2025-5-28