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  • Public Policy
Disease control centers integrates into public policy
26/02/2020
Prof. Ye QI , Director of Institute for Public Policy (IPP) and his team recently published a research paper which advocates the integration of disease control centers into the government policy making process.
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  • World Relations
Coronavirus cooperation shows how the world is getting better at hunting down disease
24/02/2020
Prof. Christine LOH,Chief Development Strategist of Division of Environment and Sustainability (ENVR), wrote an article on the global collaboration in tackling the new coronavirus crisis on SCMP.
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  • Social Changes and Health
DIY virus protection: Hong Kongers making own masks amid shortages
24/02/2020
Prof. Joseph KWAN, Adjunct Professor of Division of Environment and Sustainability (ENVR) shared his thought about the importance of wearing masks in preventing the spread of the Coronavirus in various media.
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  • Social Changes and Health
Sinophobia: How a virus reveals the many ways China is feared
20/02/2020
Prof. Donald LOW, Professor of Practice of Division of Public Policy (PPOL) & Prof. Barry SAUTMAN, Visiting Professor of Division of Social Science (SOSC) commented on the growing discrimination against Chinese nationals amid the Covid19 outbreak.
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  • Social Changes and Health
Face masks vs coronavirus: How effective are they?
19/02/2020
Prof. Joseph KWAN, Adjunct Professor of Division of Environment and Sustainability (ENVR), compared the use and function of N95 respirators to surgical masks in an article on France24.com
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  • Social Changes and Health
Why we might have to accept that this new coronavirus could be here to stay
18/02/2020
Prof. Donald LOW, Professor of Practice, Division of Public Policy (PPOL) shared his thoughts that the governments to start planning for mitigation and to prepare their populations for the novel coronavirus.
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  • Social Changes and Health
Social controls, SARS experience help China close off cities
04/02/2020
Prof. Joseph KWAN, Adjunct Professor of Division of Environment and Sustainability (ENVR) shared his thought about quarantine in controlling the spread of the Coronavirus in various media.
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  • Innovation & Technology
Making API Public Could Boost Business Development
21/01/2020
Prof. HUI Kai-Lung, Co-Director of Dual Degree Program in Technology and Management shared his insights on how making API public could boost business development. Full version news is only available for HKEJ subscribers.
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  • Environment & Sustainability
Hong Kong’s ‘revolution of our times’ should focus on climate change
29/12/2019
Prof. Christine LOH,Chief Development Strategist of Division of Environment and Sustainability (ENVR), shared her insights in an article on green bonds. She believes that the HK government should explore more green investment options such as blue bonds, thus making HK a hub for green capital.
  • Environment & Sustainability
  • Innovation & Technology
Bringing New Hope to Improvement of Hazy Air Pollution
27/12/2019
A research team led by Prof. YU Jianzhen, Professor at Division of Environment and Sustainability (ENVR) and Department of Chemistry, unveiled a first-in-kind study of nitrogen oxides (NOx) and its role in the rise and fall of airborne sulfates in hazy air pollution, offering policymakers new insights into ways to tackle smoggy weather.
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  • Business & Economy
網約車平台|Uber提規管框架建議 倡司機需有牌照及接受背景審查
25/03/2025
The HK government is mulling measures to regulate online ride-hailing services. Prof. Donald LOW, the Professor of Practice of Division of Public Policy (PPOL), made reference to Singapore, where ride-hailing platforms have already been legalized, pointing out that the legalization process in HK would be easier, and there will certainly be some "losers" in the process. (Various media)
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  • Innovation & Technology
New model can generate audio and music tracks from diverse data inputs
14/04/2025
Researchers at HKUST including the Provost, Prof. GUO Yike and the Assistant Professor of Division of Arts and Machine Creativity (AMC), Prof. XUE Wei recently introduced AudioX, a model that can generate high quality audio and music tracks using texts, video footage, images, music and audio recordings as inputs. (Tech Xplore)
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  • Innovation & Technology
AI On Stage: HKUST Debuts AI-Generated Film Festival
15/04/2025
HKUST is hosting the HKUST inaugural AI Film Festival (AIFF), the first of its kind in Greater China. Over 700 filmmakers from over 80 countries and regions have submitted their fully-AI generated artworks. The works of 35 finalists will be showcased in a screening on HKUST campus this Saturday, where the Best Film, Best Narrative, and Frontier Award will be announced. Jury panel includes five-time Oscar winner Mr. Richard TAYLOR. The Provost of HKUST, Prof. GUO Yike, stated that technology is transforming the art industry, and the AIFF is a significant milestone to support HK’s aspiration to become a global art and cultural hub. Prof. GUO Yike also said HKUST is committed to nurturing future talents who can leverage cutting-edge technologies in the art creation process. The Acting Head of Division of Arts and Machine Creativity (AMC), Prof. FU Hongbo, said they aim to foster a collaborative environment to exchange knowledge and explore the future of Art Tech. (Various media)
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  • Innovation & Technology
港科大AI電影節圓滿落幕 收錄逾700部短片作品
21/04/2025
Among the 700+ fully-AI generated artworks submitted by filmmakers from over 80 countries and regions, Emmy-nominated storyteller Mr. Nik KLEVEROV won the Best Film for "Memory Maker," while seasoned AI filmmaker Mr. Jeff SYNTHESIZED earned the Frontier Award for "Newton's Cradle". Rising talent Mr. YE Zhixiang's "Homecoming" claimed both Best Storytelling and Audience Choice Awards. (HK China News Agency and BAUHINIA)
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  • Innovation & Technology
科大辦首個100%AI技術創作的「AI電影節」
21/04/2025
HKUST’s inaugural AI Film Festival (AIFF) concluded last Saturday. Among the 700+ fully-AI generated artworks submitted by filmmakers from over 80 countries and regions, Emmy-nominated storyteller Mr. Nik KLEVEROV won the Best Film for "Memory Maker," while seasoned AI filmmaker Mr. Jeff SYNTHESIZED earned the Frontier Award for "Newton's Cradle,". Rising talent Mr. YE Zhixiang’s "Homecoming" claimed both Best Storytelling and Audience Choice Awards. HKUST held an academic forum on the same day, focusing on four major AI themes, with Oscar Best Visual Effects winner Mr. Brian CONNOR and other experts shared their insights. The Provost, Prof. GUO Yike attended the AIFF alongside distinguished guests. Additionally, Research Associate Professor of Division of Arts and Machine Creativity (AMC), Prof. XU Xian and the Assistant Professor of Division of Arts and Machine Creativity (AMC), Prof. RAO Anyi shared the details and significance of HKUST’s AIFF in radio interviews. (Various media)

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  • Innovation & Technology
大灣區卷出新高度:這場展讓代碼長觸角,網友:比元宇宙還刺激
23/04/2025
Organized by HKUST(GZ) Thrust of Computational Media and Arts and co-organized by HKUST's Division of Emerging Interdisciplinary Areas (EMIA) and Division of Arts and Machine Creativity (AMC) along with other organizations, the 2025 World Inclusion Art Season and "Alternative Nature: Exploring Life in Computational Art" kicked off this Tuesday. Eight avant-garde interactive works were showcased. (Various media)
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  • Innovation & Technology
Laser tech trick supercharges lithium-sulfur batteries with longer life and power
24/04/2025
More coverage on a groundbreaking single-step laser printing technique developed by a research team led by the Assistant Professor of Division of Integrative Systems & Design (ISD) and Department of Electronic & Computer Engineering (ECE), Prof. Mitch LI Guijun to accelerate the manufacturing of lithium-sulfur batteries. Combining the typical time-consuming processes of active material synthesis and cathode preparation into a rapid conversion, the technique is poised to transform industrial-scale production of printable electrochemical energy storage systems. (stardrive.org and wn.com)
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  • Innovation & Technology
An advance that no one had seen coming”: this laser process radically extends the autonomy of lithium-soufre batteries
24/04/2025
More coverage on a groundbreaking single-step laser printing technique developed by a research team led by the Assistant Professor of Division of Integrative Systems & Design (ISD) and Department of Electronic & Computer Engineering (ECE), Prof. Mitch LI to accelerate the manufacturing of lithium-sulfur batteries. (archynewsy.com and msn.com)
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  • Environment & Sustainability
國家自然科學基金委員學者聚嶺大 共議創新科技應對氣候變化新路向-紫荊網
29/04/2025
More coverage on the Associate Head of Division of Environment & Sustainability (ENVR), Prof. CHEN Fei and the Chair Professor of Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering (CIVL), Prof. SU Hui attending the "Expert Report on the Fifth National Assessment Report on Climate Change HK and Macao Special Report" last Saturday. They conducted an in-depth discussion on AI applications in climate change research. (BAUHINIA)
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  • Environment & Sustainability
Changemakers Program Gains Traction as Hang Lung Partners with Tenants in Vibrant Sustainability Community
29/04/2025
The Chief Development Strategist and Adjunct Professor of Division of Environment & Sustainability (ENVR), Prof. Christine LOH said during a panel discussion at the Changemakers Tenant Sustainability Awards 2025 in HK that it's important to strive for crossover collaboration and explore new green development models. (Various media)