HKUST In The Media

In an article on the reasons why Asia struggles to produce track stars, MAE Chair Professor and Sports Science and Technology Research Centre Director Prof. ZHANG Xin, mentioned the stark contrast between children in and outside of Asia.

HSBC and Towngas signed an agreement for the Towngas Green Supply Chain Finance Program, utilizing an HKUST designed greenhouse gas emission calculation tool.

SHSS Acting Dean and SOSC Chair Prof. Cameron Dougall CAMPBELL recently delivered a remark on the China Government Employee Database (CGED) seminar.

A study of urban climate led by CIVL Asst. Prof. YANG Jiachuan's team utilized data from the National Supercomputer Center in GZ is mentioned in an article on the accelerating development of GBA.

SSCI Dean Prof. WONG Yung-Hou and a team from South China Agricultural University found that dendrobium officinale polysaccharide (DOP) could be used to treat ulcerative colitis.

Provost Prof. GUO Yike quoted in an article on the global competitiveness of GBA.

HKUST(GZ) FUNH Dean Chair Prof. WEN Weijia collaborated with Dr. LOU Kai to found Kayja Optics, a venture dedicated to the development of precision optical instruments was highlighted in an article on the Hong Kong and Macau Youth Entrepreneurship Hub.

In an article on innovative therapeutics for brain disorders, several biotechs including Cure Genetics and Frametact, founded by a molecular research team at HKUST and HKCeND, were highlighted.

A research team led by ECE Asst. Prof. LIN Yen-Hung has developed a molecular treatment that significantly enhances the efficiency and durability of perovskite solar cells.

HKUST has issued an admission letter to a student with special educational needs (SEN), pledging to provide essential assistance and support for the student's adjustment to campus life.

A Wuxi media delegation visited HKUST, touring the Cheng Kar-Shun Robotics Institute and conducting interviews with faculty members to discuss HKUST's collaboration with Wuxi.

A column article by Director of Roger King Center for Asian Family Business and Family Office and FINA Adjunct Assoc. Prof. Winnie PENG.