Hong Kong Metropolitan University

Modulating interfacial charge migration in g‑C3N4/Zn-Sr0.25H1.5Ta2O6·H2O heterostructures for accelerated drug contaminant degradation

Abstract To address the bottlenecks of low visible-light utilization, rapid carrier recombination, and insufficient active sites of pristine photocatalysts for contaminant degradation, step-scheme (S-scheme) g-C 3 N 4 /Zn-Sr 0.25 H 1.5 Ta 2 O 6 ·H 2 O photocatalysts were synthesi...

Do Neuromodulator-Inspired State Prompts Generalize Across LLM Families? A Publicly Preregistered Audit of Output Length, Semantic Breadth, and Instruction Equivalence

Completed results, manuscript and full reproduction package for the publicly preregistered Route B study (preregistration: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22655376, published before any formal target output was generated). Using official GLM-5.2 and Qwen3.8-Max-0902 APIs, the stud...

The Evolution of Disability Sport Policy in Hong Kong: From Welfare to Rights?

This article examines the evolution of disability sport policy in Hong Kong, interrogating how a policy domain rooted in colonial rehabilitation medicine has been reshaped by rights discourse and elite performance imperatives. Drawing on a qualitative documentary analysis of poli...

Experimental investigation of scour evolution around a vertical-axis tidal turbine under combined wave-current action

Scour around vertical-axis tidal turbine (VATT) foundations can threaten the long-term stability of tidal-stream energy systems. This study experimentally investigates scour evolution around a VATT foundation under combined wave-current action, focusing on the effects of flow int...

Interprofessional identity development: awareness as the beginning of change

Abstract Background: Developing an interprofessional identity (IPI) generates an intrinsic motivation for interprofessional collaboration owing to pro-diversity beliefs that mitigate identity threat within dynamic teams. However, personal experiences and contextual changes such a...

Health psychology in the age of social media: pointers for future research

Social media has become ubiquitous in daily life, transforming how we interact, exchange information, and form relationships. It is therefore not surprising that social media research has spurred, with scholars investigating a diverse range of topics. However, it has also become...

Latent patterns in pitch-shift responses: association with working memory and temporal changes in response magnitude

This study investigated how working memory capacity is associated with individual differences in vocal responses to auditory perturbations during speech production. Fifty-two native Mandarin speakers participated in an altered auditory feedback (AAF) experiment, sustaining the vo...