HKUST In The Media

CIVL Prof. CHEN Guanghao's research unveils a public health threat:  About 17 million people face gastrointestinal risks from high sulfate in groundwater.

ECE Prof. Emeritus Johnny SIN Kin-On, who established a company several years ago to produce chips, shared his views during an interview on semiconductors.

HKUST announced the establishment of a Medical Education Task Force to help achieve HKUST’s goal of establishing the third medical school in Hong Kong.

In an article on China's tech start-up boom, ECE Prof. LI Zexiang was interviewed to share his insights on the flourishing innovation environment in China.

An article by ECON Adjunct Prof. Alicia GARCIA-HERRERO titled "Oxford debate: Is India ready to replace China as the engine of global growth?"

A research team led by PHYS/ CHEM Assoc. Prof. PAN Ding, in collaboration with MATH Prof. YAO Yuan, has made significant discoveries regarding the complex reaction mechanisms of carbon dioxide in supercritical water.

A column article by MGMT Chair Prof. LI Jiatao on how technology is a game changer in the workplace, resulting in different requirements of soft and hard skills on workers.

Scientists from HKUST unveiled the world’s first spaceborne instrument, capable of simultaneously providing real-time monitoring of both carbon dioxide and methane emissions with high resolution and precision.

The HKUST and the Guangzhou Municipal People's Government signed a comprehensive strategic agreement to facilitate in-depth collaboration in three key areas.

HKUST celebrated the opening of the HKUST Shanghai Center on Wednesday at the Shanghai AI Tower in Xuhui District.

A research team led by ECE Assoc. Prof. SHEN Yajing has developed the world's smallest multifunctional biomedical robot for interventional diagnosis and treatment.

A column article by ECON Chair Prof. XIE Danyang on the important role of narratives in driving economic recovery.