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Energy scientist Chen Peipei left her Cambridge role for a Hong Kong university offering what British institutions increasingly can't: startup grants and resources for young researchers. Her move highlights how budget cuts are pushing top talent away from UK academia.
Hong Kong and Finland are joining forces to advance life and health technology research, combining Finland's digital health expertise with Hong Kong's world-class medical research capabilities. The collaboration opens new pathways for breakthrough treatments and medical innovations that could benefit millions across Asia and beyond.
Hong Kong's top research institute just swept one of the world's most prestigious innovation competitions with solutions that tackle energy, healthcare, and smart manufacturing. The wins hint at even bigger breakthroughs coming soon.
Materials scientist Liu Jiawei just made a bold career move that could accelerate breakthrough research. She relocated from Singapore to Hong Kong to launch her own independent research group.
Lai Ka-ying, a Hong Kong police superintendent and researcher, will become the first person from Hong Kong to travel to space when she launches to China's Tiangong space station Sunday. Her selection marks a milestone in Hong Kong's growing role in China's aerospace achievements.
Three Chinese scientists won major awards for breakthrough research as Hong Kong cements its role as Asia's science hub. The Future Science Prize, China's first privately funded research award, chose the city for its fourth consecutive year.
Hong Kong is teaming up with Finland to advance life-saving health technology, opening doors for Nordic companies to reach millions across Asia. The partnership combines Finnish innovation with Hong Kong's research power and access to Chinese markets.
Hong Kong just committed $383 million to transform university research into real-world tech companies, funding 73 projects that must succeed within five years. The city's pushing hard to become a global innovation hub, and universities are turning labs into launchpads.
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A research merger in Hong Kong is producing unexpected wins, including electronic artificial skin that combines pressure sensing with visual detail. The breakthrough shows how combining different scientific fields can speed up real-world solutions.
Hong Kong police superintendent and mother of three Lai Ka-ying made history Sunday night as the first astronaut from Hong Kong to reach space. The successful Shenzhou-23 mission marks a new chapter for Hong Kong's role in China's ambitious space program.
Dr. Lai Ka-Ying just became Hong Kong's first astronaut, launching to China's Tiangong space station to track greenhouse gas emissions from orbit. The computer scientist will operate a Hong Kong-designed observatory, proving the city's universities can play a major role in space exploration.
University of Hong Kong researchers created the world's first nasal spray that delivers stroke medication directly to the brain, potentially reducing brain damage by over 80%. Clinical trials start in 2030, with plans to eventually make it available in pharmacies.
Hong Kong is positioning itself as a key player in the global space economy, with experts charting a path for the city to contribute billions in growth. The announcement comes as Hong Kong's Lai Ka-ying becomes the city's first astronaut, joining China's Shenzhou-23 mission.
Hong Kong's first astronaut beamed a live science lesson from the Tiangong space station, cooking chicken wings in zero gravity and inspiring thousands of students. Lai Ka-ying showed her former school how she spots Hong Kong's lights from orbit.
Hong Kong police superintendent Lai Ka-ying just became the city's first astronaut, blasting off to space on China's Shenzhou-23 mission. Her historic journey marks a proud milestone for Hong Kong and inspires a new generation of dreamers.
Nearly 9,000 young innovators have participated in Hong Kong's Science Fair over five years, and now the public can join for free. This year's event features AI-powered inventions from 120 student teams and a special aerospace engineering section inspired by Hong Kong's first astronaut.
Lai Ka-ying, Hong Kong's first astronaut, is set to launch aboard China's Shenzhou-23 spacecraft tonight at 11:08 pm Beijing time. After more than a year of rigorous training in Beijing, the Hong Kong-born payload specialist will join her crew in writing a new chapter for the region's space exploration.
Hong Kong is turning AI strategy into action with a $50 million program to make artificial intelligence accessible to everyone, not just tech experts. The city is launching public training programs, powering up 100 government services with AI, and opening a new research institute to turn breakthrough ideas into real-world tools.
Researchers in Hong Kong are creating the world's first app that can tell if you're too drunk to drive just by listening to you speak Cantonese. The AI tool could save lives by helping people make smarter decisions before getting behind the wheel.
A quiet revolution is happening in Hong Kong, where cancer survivors are discovering that simple walking offers powerful rehabilitation benefits. New research confirms what they already feel: regular walks boost mental health, resilience, and recovery without the pressure of intense exercise.
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