City University of Hong Kong (CityUHK) researchers made a significant impact at the Silicon Valley International Invention Festival (SVIIF) 2024 by winning five prestigious awards. The projects presented by CityUHK teams covered a wide range of areas including healthcare, sustainability, clean energy, and biomedical research. Led by esteemed professors, these projects demonstrated exceptional innovation and excellence in their respective fields. Professor Freddy Boey, the President of CityUHK, commended the awardees for their international recognition, reflecting the university's dedication to pushing the boundaries of science and technology. The standout project, 'Solar-Electrocatalytic System for Hydrogen Generation from Seawater' led by Professor Johnny C. Ho, received both the Semi-Grand Prix and a Gold Medal. This project focuses on utilizing a 3D porous micro-nanostructure surface for solar-driven seawater evaporation and hydrogen production, offering a sustainable approach to hydrogen fuel production from local seawater. Other projects like 'Design and Nanofabrication of Highly Sensitive Plasmonic Sensors' for biomedical applications and 'Next-generation High-power Nanocrystalline Smart Wireless EV Charger' were also recognized with Gold Medals. These projects showcase CityUHK's commitment to cutting-edge research and innovation that addresses global challenges. The participation of CityUHK at SVIIF marked a significant milestone, where the institution engaged with inventors, entrepreneurs, and industry experts. The awards received at the festival underscored the university's dedication to fostering a culture of excellence and innovation. Additionally, the successful projects, including the one focusing on hydrogen generation, highlight CityUHK's contribution to sustainable development and clean energy initiatives.