HKUST In The Media

OCES Lecturer Prof. Cindy LAM Ka-Sin explained that the term "plankton" refers to organisms that are drifting in water. 

HKUST Court member Mr. Andy FEI, also the founder of Y-LOT Foundation, said in an interview that commercialization is essential to the continuous development of sports technology in HK.

HKUST conferred Honorary Doctorates upon four prominent and distinguished leaders, including Dr. Jensen HUANG, Mr. Tony LEUNG Chiu-Wai, Prof. Michael LEVITT and Prof. David MUMFORD, in recognition of their remarkable accomplishments and contributions.

A column article by Director of Roger King Center for Asian Family Business and Family Office and FINA Adjunct Assoc. Prof. Winnie PENG on building a family office ecosystem in the GBA to attract global funds.

HKUST invited two "therapy cats" to visit campus for the first time to help students reduce pressure.

ECE Prof. Bertram Emil SHI showcased an AI-based nurse at the Gerontech and Innovation Expo cum Summit. 

CIVL Assoc. Prof. LU Mengqian and her team published a global study in January 2024 projecting their future intensity, frequency and associated rainfall and snowfall around the world.

President Prof. Nancy IP welcomed the "Development Outline for the HK Park of the Hetao SZ-HK Science and Technology Innovation Co-operation Zone" announced by the Government.

CBE Asst. Prof. KIM Yoonseob published his work "Freestanding Phosphonium Covalent Organic Frameworks with Efficient Hydroxide Conduction for Zinc–Air Batteries" in the academic journal Angewandte Chemie.

A research team led by CSE Asst. Prof. CHEN Hao, in collaboration with five hospitals, has introduced a novel deep learning model incorporating Co-Plane Attention across MRI Sequences to classify 12 common types of knee abnormalities, similar to an experienced radiologist.

HKUST organized a three-day Molecular Frontiers Symposium at Shaw Auditorium on campus, including four Nobel laureates - Prof. Stefan HELL, Sir Tim HUNT, Prof. K. Barry SHARPLESS, and Sir Gregory WINTER.

HKUST has risen 5 places to rank 24th in THE’s Global Employability University Rankings 2025.