Man Hoi Wong is affiliated with the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology in China. Their research primarily focuses on materials science and engineering, with particular attention to semiconductor materials and devices.
Their work encompasses several subfields, including materials chemistry, electronic, optical and magnetic materials, renewable energy, sustainability and the environment, electrical and electronic engineering, and atomic and molecular physics and optics.
Key research topics addressed by Man Hoi Wong include:
Some of the recent publications authored or coauthored by Wong are:
Other relevant publications featuring Wong's contributions include studies on atomic scale defect formation and phase transformation in Si implanted β-Ga2O3 and the atomic scale mechanism of β to γ phase transformation in gallium oxide, published in APL Materials and Applied Physics Letters, respectively.
Wong frequently collaborates with several researchers. Notable coauthors with multiple joint publications include:
Their publications are often found in certain key venues, including:
Masataka Higashiwaki;Kohei Sasaki;Takafumi Kamimura;Man Hoi Wong
ManHoi Wong;Kohei Sasaki;Akito Kuramata;Shigenobu Yamakoshi
Yulong Shen;Ahmad R. Hosseini;Man Hoi Wong;George G. Malliaras
Siddharth Rajan;Alessandro Chini;Man Hoi Wong;James S. Speck
Man Hoi Wong;Stacia Keller;Sansaptak Dasgupta Nidhi;Daniel J Denninghoff
Takafumi Kamimura;Kohei Sasaki;Man Hoi Wong;Daivasigamani Krishnamurthy
S. Chowdhury;Man Hoi Wong;B. L. Swenson;U. K. Mishra
Chia-Hung Lin;Yohei Yuda;Man Hoi Wong;Mayuko Sato
Man Hoi Wong;Chia-Hung Lin;Akito Kuramata;Shigenobu Yamakoshi
Man Hoi Wong;Ken Goto;Hisashi Murakami;Yoshinao Kumagai
Man Hoi Wong;Yoshiaki Nakata;Akito Kuramata;Shigenobu Yamakoshi
Srabanti Chowdhury;Brian L Swenson;Man Hoi Wong;Umesh K Mishra
Man Hoi Wong;Masataka Higashiwaki
Man Hoi Wong;Kohei Sasaki;Akito Kuramata;Shigenobu Yamakoshi
Man Hoi Wong;Akinori Takeyama;Takahiro Makino;Takeshi Ohshima
S. Rajan;M. Wong;Y. Fu;F. Wu
Man Hoi Wong;Yoji Morikawa;Kohei Sasaki;Akito Kuramata
Man Hoi Wong;Ken Goto;Yoji Morikawa;Akito Kuramata
Man Hoi Wong;Kohei Sasaki;Akito Kuramata;Shigenobu Yamakoshi
Man Hoi Wong;Hisashi Murakami;Yoshinao Kumagai;Masataka Higashiwaki
Man Hoi Wong;Yi Pei;Tomás Palacios;Likun Shen
M H Wong;A Berenov;X Qi;M J Kappers;M J Kappers
Siddharth Rajan;Alessandro Chini;Man Hoi Wong;James S. Speck
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