HKUST In The Media
The "Waste-to-Value, Industry Upgrade, and GBA Co-Creation" Technology Forum, co-organized by HKUST-APEL Joint Laboratory on Health and Environmental Innovations under Absolute Pure EnviroSci Limited (APEL) and other institutions, was held in HK, with CBE Prof. YEUNG King-Lun delivering a speech.
A study by University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School and HKUST Dept of Finance Liwei Huang Associate Professor of Business Prof. Yan JI found that AI trading bots, when placed in simulated markets, did not compete but instead engaged in spontaneous price-fixing collusion.
In a feature story on HK universities’ efforts to attract global talent, it is mentioned that HKUST has been among the most proactive of the city’s tertiary institutions in attracting international talent, academics and students to Hong Kong.
At the 2025 Beijing-HK-Macao Young Scientists Conference, ENVR Research Assoc. Prof. HAN Wei highlighted in an interview that HK and Beijing, both being international I&T centers, can complement each other. HK scholars can leverage Beijing's scientific facilities, while helping Beijing take its technological achievements to the world.
HKUST's IEMS, EY and the Golden Age Foundation jointly announced the establishment of a cooperation framework, and officially launched the "silver economy smart ecosystem" initiative in the Greater Bay Area to explore the smart development of the elderly care industry.