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- Innovation & Technology
Will a dice-playing robot eventually make you tea and do your dishes?
30/06/2025
In an article on the humanoid created by SZ-based AI Robotics, the Assistant Professor of Division of Arts and Machine Creativity (AMC), Prof. Harry YANG said many robots are programmed for routine tasks, but trends are shifting towards the use of embodied AI. As tasks become more complex and robots are required to understand and act based on different situations, he predicted that it will take about 5 to 10 years before humanoid robots can become truly useful in homes. (AOL and Yahoo News, US)

Media Credit : 文匯網
- Innovation & Technology
投推署首辦低空經濟論壇 與會者讚港具強大科研實力
28/06/2025
Speaking at the inaugural Low Altitude Economy Forum hosted by InvestHK last Friday, Prof. LI Mo, Low Altitude Economy Research Center Director and Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) and Division of Integrative Systems and Design (ISD), highlighted that the development of low-altitude economy hinges on sophisticated AI and automation systems.
Bastille Post Global
Hong Kong Launches Low Altitude Economy Forum to Explore Innovation and Collaboration Opportunities
Hong Kong Invest
首屆低空經濟論壇圓滿舉行
當代科技
首屆低空經濟論壇圓滿舉行
Pchome 新聞
投資推廣署舉辦首屆低空經濟論壇
阿思達克財經網
投資推廣署舉辦首屆低空經濟論壇
Bastille Post Global
Hong Kong Launches Low Altitude Economy Forum to Explore Innovation and Collaboration Opportunities
Hong Kong Invest
首屆低空經濟論壇圓滿舉行
當代科技
首屆低空經濟論壇圓滿舉行
Pchome 新聞
投資推廣署舉辦首屆低空經濟論壇
阿思達克財經網
投資推廣署舉辦首屆低空經濟論壇

Media Credit : RTHK
- Innovation & Technology
科大藝術與機器創造力學部徐嫻教授和楊超教授接受香港電台《Art Tech 時代》訪問
26/06/2025
In RTHK's CIBS program "Art Tech Generation", Prof. XU Xian, Research Assistant Professor, and Prof. Harry YANG, Assistant Professor from the Division of Arts and Machine Creativity (AMC) discussed AI Film, the development of ArtTech and talent cultivation.

Media Credit : 新浪網
- Innovation & Technology
北大與清華:如何讓電腦像人眼一樣看懂物體表面的每一個細節
26/06/2025
A research team, including Prof. RAO Anyi, Assistant Professor in the Division of Arts and Machine Creativity (AMC) and Division of Emerging Interdisciplinary Areas (EMIA) at HKUST, has developed LINO-UniPS, a new system that works like a super detective with three assistants of different expertise. The assistants work together to accurately separate illumination and surface information of objects from complex images. The research was published at a top computer vision conference on June 23, 2025.

Media Credit : 新浪網
- Innovation & Technology
如何讓藝術走進現實?港科大(廣州)"SURREALITY 幻實之境"開展
26/06/2025
Organized by HKUST(GZ) MC2, the "SURREALITY" exhibition kicked off yesterday. Prof. HUI Pan, HKUST(GZ) Information Hub Associate Dean and Chair Professor of the HKUST’s Division of Emerging Interdisciplinary Areas (EMIA) who is the exhibition director, noted that digitally generated products will intertwine with reality, and people will become accustomed to virtual products.

Media Credit : 香港經濟日報網
- Innovation & Technology
AI眼鏡升級 透視未來生活模式
25/06/2025
An article by Prof. Erwin HUANG, the Adjunct Professor of Division of Integrative Systems & Design (ISD) on the advantages of wearing AI glasses. (HK Economic Times)

Media Credit : South China Morning Post
- Student Bonding & Development
Nurturing gifted students: Hong Kong schools' special programmes for brilliant young minds
23/06/2025
In an article on tailored programs providing accelerated learning opportunities and diverse skills development for especially talented students, the Professor of Division of Life Science (LIFS), Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering (CBE) and Division of Public Policy (PPOL). Prof. CHOW King-Lau, also Director of the Centre for the Development of the Gifted and Talented (CDGT) at HKUST, said that HKUST’s courses are designed by experienced instructors and administrators to cater to diverse learning needs while promoting academic and personal development. Most courses are built around science, mathematics or engineering, and are taught by university faculty members or other experienced teachers. (SCMP)

Media Credit : The Hong Kong Maritime Hub
- Environment & Sustainability
WISTA and Nautical Institute joined forces to tackle leading maritime issues of the day
23/06/2025
The Chief Development Strategist and Adjunct Professor of Division of Environment & Sustainability (ENVR), Prof. Christine LOH delivered a keynote speech at the "Sustainable Shipping – Advancing Decarbonization and Diversity in Maritime Practices" seminar, presented by the HK branches of WISTA and the Nautical Institute at the Foreign Correspondents Club last Friday. In her address, Prof. LOH provided a local perspective on the drive for decarbonization and sustainable shipping. (hongkongmaritimehub.com)
The Hong Kong Maritime Hub
WISTA and Nautical Institute joined forces to tackle leading maritime issues of the day
The Hong Kong Maritime Hub
WISTA and Nautical Institute joined forces to tackle leading maritime issues of the day

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- Innovation & Technology
The data center space race has begun
19/06/2025
In an article on data center space race, it was mentioned that two Chinese companies – privately-held Guoxing Aerospace and provincial government firm Zhejiang Lab – have just deployed the first phase of their Xingsuan satellite computing constellation. The Executive Director of Space Science and Technology Institute (SSTI), the Chair Professor of Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering (CIVL) and Division of Environment & Sustainability (ENVR), Prof. SU Hui was quoted as saying that the Xingsuan system could be transformative for Earth observation and defense applications requiring low-latency and high-throughput edge data processing. (Light Reeding)
Light Reeding
The data center space race has begun
Light Reeding
The data center space race has begun

Media Credit : 香港經濟日報網
- Innovation & Technology
諾獎得主Demis Hassabis 跨界別AI先鋒
18/06/2025
Two column articles by Prof. Erwin HUANG, the Adjunct Professor of Division of Integrative Systems & Design (ISD), with one on "Nobel Laureate Demis Hassabis: A Cross-Disciplinary AI Pioneer", and another on "Embracing New Technologies to Prepare for an Unknown Future." (HK Economic Times)
香港經濟日報網
諾獎得主Demis Hassabis 跨界別AI先鋒
香港經濟日報網
擁抱學習新科技 為未知未來準備
香港經濟日報網
諾獎得主Demis Hassabis 跨界別AI先鋒
香港經濟日報網
擁抱學習新科技 為未知未來準備

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- Public Policy
How Should We Respond to the Coronavirus Crisis?
23/03/2020
Prof. WU Xun , Head of Division of Public Policy (PPOL) & Prof. Donald LOW, Professor of Practice of PPOL shared their views on the world’s policy response on coronavirus.
The Korea Herald
How big virus crisis will become is up to us
灼見名家
防控新冠病毒 如何把握政策的「度」?
The Korea Herald
How big virus crisis will become is up to us
灼見名家
防控新冠病毒 如何把握政策的「度」?

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- Public Policy
What We Can Learn from the Coronavirus Crisis
23/03/2020
Prof. Christine LOH,Chief Development Strategist of Division of Environment and Sustainability (ENVR) shared her thoughts on the impacts and lessons brought by COVID-19.
China Daily
Lessons learnt on wildlife protection
China Daily
Lessons learnt on wildlife protection

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- Public Policy
Pandemic Lessons to our Leaders
27/03/2020
Prof. Donald LOW, Professor of Practice of Division of Public Policy (PPOL) commented on governments of wealthy nations tend to have an optimism bias that leads to myopia in times of crisis, which may affect decision-making concerning the Covid-19 pandemic.
Bloomberg Opinion
Coronavirus: Biases Are Playing Role in Poor Pandemic Leadership
BNN Bloomberg
Why Our Leaders Fail to Learn Pandemic Lessons
Bloomberg Quint
Why Our Leaders Fail to Learn Pandemic Lessons
Bloomberg Opinion
Coronavirus: Biases Are Playing Role in Poor Pandemic Leadership
BNN Bloomberg
Why Our Leaders Fail to Learn Pandemic Lessons
Bloomberg Quint
Why Our Leaders Fail to Learn Pandemic Lessons

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- Social Changes and Health
Coronavirus: Why some countries wear face masks and others don’t
27/03/2020
Prof. Donald LOW, Professor of Practice of Division of Public Policy (PPOL) explained the reasons behind the mask-wearing habit in different countries.

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- Innovation & Technology
Problems of Digital Divide Showed During COVID-19
27/03/2020
Prof. HUI Kai-Lung, Co-Director of Dual Degree Program in Technology and Management (T&M-DDP) wrote an article on the digital divide in this society and how it affects people from different age groups and education backgrounds during this COVID pandemic.

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- Public Policy
Govt should “exercise restraint” in deploying “institutional prerogatives” when wanting to call for early general elections, says Prof Donald Low
31/03/2020
Prof. Donald LOW, Professor of Practice of Division of Public Policy (PPOL) commented on why the Singapore government wanted to hold an early election, saying that people in power should exercise restraint in deploying their institutional prerogatives.

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- Public Policy
Why coronavirus lockdowns will not be easy for developing countries, and what they can learn
31/03/2020
Prof. WU Xun , Head of Division of Public Policy (PPOL) co-wrote a column article on the containment measures for Covid-19 in developing countries.

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- Innovation & Technology
25 best online classes you can take for free
31/03/2020
HKUST’s MOOC course “The Science of Gastronomy”, taught by Prof. King L. CHOW, Director of Interdisciplinary Programs Office (IPO) and Prof. Lung Yeung LAM, Adjunct Associate Professor of Division of Environment and Sustainability (ENVR), was recommended as one of the best 25 online courses that people can take for free amid the stay-at-home period.

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- Innovation & Technology
With nanodiamonds and salts, researchers compete to design face masks that kills coronavirus
31/03/2020
Prof. YEUNG King Lun, Professor of Division of Environment and Sustainability (ENVR) commented on the applicability of another anti-virus coating developed by another research institute, saying WHO always wants to ascertain if all countries have equal access to a certain new hygiene or medical product before deciding whether they should adopt it.
Fortune (subscription needed)
With nanodiamonds and salts, researchers compete to design face masks that kills coronavirus
Fortune (subscription needed)
With nanodiamonds and salts, researchers compete to design face masks that kills coronavirus

- Environment & Sustainability
- Innovation & Technology
Improving Air Quality in High Density Cities
31/03/2020
PRAISE-HK (Personalized Real-time Air-quality Informatics System for Exposure–Hong Kong) was mentioned in an article published by World Green Building Council. PRAISE-HK demonstrates how we can use technology to reduce personal exposure and health risk from outdoor air pollution.
World Green Building Council
Improving Air Quality in High Density Cities
World Green Building Council
Improving Air Quality in High Density Cities