The article highlights the success of scholars from Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU) at the 50th International Exhibition of Inventions Geneva, where they secured nine awards, including Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medals. The projects showcased innovative solutions across various fields, such as medicine, biotechnology, chemistry, and technology. One standout invention is an eco-friendly method developed by Professor Zhao Jun for producing hydrogen from biomass waste, offering a sustainable alternative for traditional hydrogen production. Additionally, Professor Jill Chiu and Dr. Jenny Ng presented advanced sunscreen technology that provides broad-spectrum protection while reducing health risks associated with chemical sunscreens. Another remarkable innovation is Professor Anna Qin's water misting system, designed to enhance the bathing experience for wheelchair users by reducing water consumption and promoting independence. The awards also recognized projects in Chinese medicine, IP protection, and chitin production, reflecting HKBU's diverse expertise and contributions to industry advancements. Overall, the article celebrates HKBU's success in translating innovative research into practical solutions that benefit society and promote a sustainable future.