新闻及香港科大故事

https://bm.hkust.edu.hk/zh-cn/press-releases/2006/03/hkust-students-took-coveted-award-global-case-competition

https://bm.hkust.edu.hk/zh-cn/press-releases/2003/05/world-recognition-home-grown-executive-education-programs

https://bm.hkust.edu.hk/zh-cn/press-releases/2003/01/financial-times-mba-2003-rankings

Two scientists from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) were honored with the Croucher Senior Research Fellowship Awards for their research excellence.Dr. Tai-Kai Ng, Associate Professor of Physics and Dr. Randy Y C Poon, Associate Professor of Biochemistry, were among the five scholars who received this year’s Croucher Senior Research Fellowship Awards. They were selected through a highly competitive review process by leading experts in the international scientific community.Mr. Donald Tsang, Chief Secretary for Administration of the HKSAR, presented award certificates to the five winners at a presentation ceremony held by the Croucher Foundation today.

香港科技大学今日（星期五）将大学学会会士荣衔颁予恒昌测量行主席廖胜昌先生，以表扬他在商业创新方面的贡献。颁授仪式在科大校园举行。颁发大学学会会士的目的，是要表扬对社会与科大有重大贡献的人士。颁授会士亦加强学术界与社会的联系，从而争取社会贤达及工商界领袖对大学使命的支持。廖先生拥有认可测量师资格，在九零年代初期，他创办的公司已经在香港地产界成功地建立了地位。在1993年，廖先生洞悉先机，创办珠江恒昌房地产顾问有限公司，并把业务重心由香港转移至广州。凭坚毅的意志与独特的专业眼光，廖先生在广州闯出一番事业，其公司成为了当地获奖的地产企业。廖先生亦是持续教育的坚定支持者，他不仅为员工提供各种进修机会和资助，他的公司积极资助年轻学者研究香港与内地房地产市场。廖先生热心公务，为本港多个教育组织、公共机构与政府委员会供应服务。在1991年，廖先生修读科大的工商管理硕士课程，成为了科大工商管理学院创校学生。在毕业后，廖先生仍然与母校保持密切联系。他现时是科大工商管理学院的企业顾问，以及创业顾问委员会成员。

The School of Business and Management of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST Business School) is now one of the world's top 75 business schools offering Master of Business Administration (MBA) programs, according to the latest business education rankings released today by the Financial Times.

Dr. Fwu-Shan Sheu, Assistant Professor in the Biochemistry Department at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), has received RMB 400,000 in funding from the Overseas Young Scholar Collaboration Research Grant 1999 of the National Natural Science Foundation.The Foundation received a total of 807 applications from overseas scientists in the field of biomedical sciences in 1999. Dr. Sheu is the only one in the field of life sciences and also one of the three young Hong Kong scientists in all the fields to be awarded research funds from the Foundation last year.Dr. Sheu's research topic is "The redox effect of nitric oxide on single ion channel activities: a study of molecular mechanism for neural plasticity". Dr. Sheu's research is likely to have positive impact on the development of drugs on enhancing memory in learning.