I am supervising the following research project(s) at the University of Tasmania:
 

• Blockchain-based bills of lading: An Australian perspective 

I successfully supervised the following research project(s) at the University of Tasmania:
 

• Bringing an end to Problems of Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Maritime Lien: From comparative private international law perspective (HDR)
   

I had rich experiences in supervising research projects during my employment within the School of Law, City University of Hong Kong.​
 

• Fraudulent claims in relation to the Duty of Good Faith in Insurance Law (LLB Independent Research)
   

• Ratification of the Rotterdam Rules in Hong Kong (JD Independent Research)
   

• An Exploratory Study: Performability of Using Arbitration in Resolving Shipbuilding Disputes for Chinese shipyards (LLMArb dissertation)
   

• Employer's Liability Insurance in the Context of Long-Tail Diseases: Unsatisfactory Results in Manifesting the Intent of the Legislative Framework by Interpretation of Policy Wordings (LLB Independent Research)
   

• Ethos of Utmost Good Faith and Reform (LLM dissertation)
   

• A Critical analysis of the Doctrine of Forum Non Conveniens (LLM Independent Research)
   

• Maritime Lien: The conflicting, confusing, and continuing dispute - is Hong Kong to recognise foreign maritime lien? (JD dissertation)
   

• Safe Port Promise by Charterers: Rethinking outstanding complications (LLB Independent Research) - This was developed into an article of the same title published in (2016) 30(2) Australian and New Zealand Maritime Law Journal 1
   

• Insurance Act 2015: Should Hong Kong avoid to avoid? (LLB Independent Research)