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香港科技大學(科大) 獲浙江大學贈送「中國歷代繪畫大系」，贈書儀式於3月12日上午在科大鍾士元校董會議事廳舉行。在浙江省委常委、宣傳部部長趙承，浙江省委宣傳部副部長范慶瑜，浙江省委宣傳部部務會議成員、省政府新聞辦新聞發言人駱莉莉，科大署理校長郭毅可教授，科大人文及社會科學院署理院長康文林教授、科大圖書館館長黃家慧博士等嘉賓的共同見證下，浙江大學黨委副書記朱慧向科大副校長(大學拓展)汪揚教授贈書。 由浙江大學、浙江省文物局編纂出版的「中國歷代繪畫大系」工程，自2005年啟動後的18年間於世界範圍內搜集並拍攝中國古代的繪畫成果，致力實現古代藝術圖像的永久性留存與保護。據統計，該工程共收錄海內外263家文博機構的紙、絹（含帛、綾）、麻等材質的中國繪畫藏品12405件（套）。其中國內藏品9155件（套）、國外藏品3250件（套），涵蓋了絕大部分傳世的「國寶」級繪畫珍品，橫跨先秦、唐、宋、元、明、清的中國古代繪畫史。 作為浙江與香港人文交流、高校合作的見證，此次「中國歷代繪畫大系」贈書活動不僅讓科大師生與香港民眾進一步深入瞭解中國古代歷史、中華文化與藝術，也進一步推動浙江大學與科大於藝術與科學領域的交流和合作。 贈書儀式結束後，出席活動的嘉賓參觀了李兆基圖書館並參觀「地圖中國五百年的意象演化」展覽。

Following the birth of “AI singers” and “AI weather presenters”, adding to the ever-expanding AI (Artificial Intelligence) family is the inaugural cohort of “AI Lecturers” created by The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) through the utilization of AI-generative tools. 

A joint study revealing a new mechanism on DNA Replication Initiation, led by The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), The University of Hong Kong (HKU) and other institutions, has been selected as one of the Top 10 Scientific Advances in China for 2023, making it the only research project from Hong Kong to be included in the list.

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) have entered into the first undergraduate student exchange agreement with South China University of Technology (SCUT) on February 28, aiming to enhance students' understanding of the Greater Bay Area. HKUST Council Chairman Harry SHUM and President Nancy IP warmly welcomed SCUT Party Secretary Prof. ZHANG Xichun and his delegation for insightful discussions. As leading technology universities, HKUST and SCUT play crucial roles in supporting the development of higher education in the Greater Bay Area and the country. Both institutions are committed to learning from each other and exploring innovative educational approaches, with the shared goal of establishing the Greater Bay Area as a global hub for innovation.

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) hosted Consul General Yul EDISON of the Republic of Indonesia for his inaugural visit to campus on February 28. Marking a new chapter in collaboration, CG Edison engaged in fruitful discussions with HKUST leadership, including Vice President for Institutional Advancement Prof. WANG Yang, Associate Vice-President (Global Engagement & Communications) Ms. Daisy CHAN, Director of Undergraduate Recruitment & Admissions Prof. Emily NASON, and Head of Global Engagement and Greater China Affairs Ms. Yvonne LI. The conversation centered around strategies to enhance student mobility and the available resources for Indonesian students studying in HKUST, as well as for local students participating in cultural programs.

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) warmly embraces the array of measures introduced by Financial Secretary Mr. Paul Chan in today's Budget (February 28) to enhance Hong Kong's competitiveness. These measures encompass strengthening the development of Innovation and Technology (I&T), artificial intelligence (AI), life and health technology, and other emerging sectors. Furthermore, these initiatives aim to reinforce Hong Kong's global connections, empowering the city to seize opportunities and strive for high-quality development. 

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) welcomed a delegation from the University of Waterloo on February 22, led by President Vivek GOEL, to strengthen collaboration between the two long-standing partners. HKUST and University of Waterloo shared a common vision of leveraging interdisciplinary research and technological advancements to drive positive change globally. During insightful discussions, the universities explored new pathways to merge academic strengths and spark innovation. To further enhance the flourishing partnership, HKUST Vice-President for Institutional Advancement Prof. WANG Yang and University of Waterloo President Prof. Goel signed a renewed agreement on academic and research exchange.

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) welcomed H.E. Khalil HASHMI, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan to China, on February 22 to explore new initiatives to attract Pakistani students to HKUST.   HKUST Acting Head of Public Policy Prof. Naubahar SHARIF and Director of Undergraduate Recruitment & Admissions Prof. Emily NASON engaged in fruitful discussions with the delegation. Conversations centered on initiatives to attract Pakistani students, reinforcing our dedication to fostering global diversity.   The delegation later met with current Pakistani students to learn about their campus life at HKUST. They also toured HKUST’s iconic Shaw Auditorium, an art and cultural landmark furthering students’ whole-person development.