HKUST In The Media

HUMA Assoc. Prof. Emeritus LIU Tik-Sang discussed HK's intangible cultural heritage projects in a radio program.

In an article on why people are investing in Pu-erh tea, HUMA Assoc. Prof. Lawrence ZHANG Lok-Cheung shared his observations and point of view.

In an article on blood tests for Alzheimer's Disease, it was mentioned a team led by President Prof. Nancy IP collaborated with a local biotech startup to develop the Plasmark ADMT blood test technology.

In a feature story on why HK is a desirable destination for development, HKUST Year 4 student Welkin CHEN Weiqi shared his campus life at HKUST.

In an interview, FYTGS Dean and CIVL Chair Prof. Charles NG Wang-Wai summarized the country's achievements in scientific research and discussed HK's role in the country's push for I&T development.

Five distinguished individuals were conferred Honorary Fellowships by HKUST this year.

A team from HKUST has developed a robot that can bend steel reinforcement bars on construction sites, move along the reinforcement rods, and automatically tie them at the intersections.

OCES/LIFS Chair Prof. QIAN Peiyuan and his team facilitated the "research mission" carried out by Shenhai Yihao and the manned submersible Jiaolong.

ENVR Adjunct Prof. SHUN Chi-Ming, the former Director of the HK Observatory, discussed four major historical wind disasters.

A team led by SENG Dean/CIVL Chair Prof. LO Hong-Kam and CIVL Asst. Prof. LI Sen plans to develop an AI-empowered real-time monitoring system for coaches.

HKUST’s MBA program has once again ranked No.1 in the Asia-Pacific region by Bloomberg Businessweek in the 2024-25 "Best B-Schools" ranking.

HKUST kicked off its three-day forum titled "Revolutionizing Weather Forecast and Climate Prediction Through AI”.