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William Cheng Chun Shan | |
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| Born | November 4, 1961 |
| Citizenship | Hong Kong |
| Alma mater | Queensland University of Technology |
| Occupations | Inventor, Entrepreneur |
| Known for | Clinical microbiology diagnostic technology |
William Cheng Chun Shan (Chinese: 鄭震山; born 4 November 1961) is a Hong Kong inventor and entrepreneur specializing in clinical microbiology and diagnostic technology. He is the founder of Grant Technology (HK) Co., Ltd. (泓展科技(香港)有限公司), a medical supplier based in the Hong Kong Science Park.
Education
Cheng earned a Bachelor of Applied Science in Medical Technology from the Queensland Institute of Technology (now Queensland University of Technology) in 1983. He was a registered medical technologist in Hong Kong.
Career
Since 1997, Cheng has served as the managing director of Grant Technology (HK) Co., Ltd.[1] The company develops and distributes microbiology reagents and laboratory equipment, and is a recognized supplier by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council.[2] His work focuses on localizing the manufacturing of medical diagnostics to support hospital laboratories in Hong Kong.
Inventions and patents
Cheng holds a patent related to medical equipment:
- CN 201621319945, 鄭震山, "Antibiotic Disc Dispenser", published 2016
References
Category:Hong Kong inventors
Category:Living people
- ^ a b "Grant Technology (HK) Co., Ltd. Enterprise Profile". Trade Zasto. Retrieved 2026-02-23.
- ^ a b "Grant Technology (HK) Co Ltd - HKTDC Profile". HKTDC Sourcing. Retrieved 2026-02-23.
- ^ "ITC FAS II Project Report: RFS/018/23". Innovation and Technology Fund. Innovation and Technology Commission (ITC). Retrieved 2026-02-23.
Grant Technology (Hong Kong) Company Limited, William Chun-shan CHENG; Production line for Culture Media for Microbiology; New Industrialisation Funding Scheme (NIFS).
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