HKUST In The Media

A HOY TV program featured an exclusive interview with ECE Assoc. Prof. SHEN Yajing, who is developing the world's smallest multifunctional biomedical robot. 

The Smart Traffic Management System, developed collaboratively by HKUST and the Hong Kong Police Force in the Kwun Tong District, is set to be launched in late 2025.

Prof. Rosie YOUNG Tse-Tse, the first female Dean of Medicine and former Senior Pro-Vice-Chancellor at the HKU, has joined the Medical Education Taskforce as its special adviser.

Four HKUST graduates founded TURNED-E! Education, offering courses in semiconductor, circuit board, and chip design to various institutions.

HKUST signed an MoU with the Civil Engineering and Development Department (CEDM) to set out the framework of collaboration on research studies related to sustainable infrastructure development and land formation. 

An article by MGMT Chair Prof. LI Jiatao on the pivotal roles of private tech companies in driving digital transformation in HK.

An article by ENVR Chief Development Strategist/Visiting Prof. Christine LOH on the implications of US withdrawal from the Paris climate accord.

A research team led by the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering Assoc. Prof. ZHOU Yuanyuan has taken the lead in breaking through studies of the nanoscale properties of perovskite solar cells (PSCs).

Led by HKUST, HKGAI announced the successful development and training of a large language model using DeepSeek’s model.

A research project led by the Chair Prof. of CIEV Prof. YANG Hai focusing on the design, analysis, and evaluation of the Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) system received funding from the Strategic Public Policy Research (SPPR) Funding Scheme.

SBM Assoc. Dean and ACCT Prof. Allen HUANG stated in an interview that to foster virtual asset development and prevent market speculation, HK must educate investors and rate virtual currencies.

Researchers at HKUST and Jilin University recently developed Cogito, a new multi-agent system that could enhance the automated, AI-based programming code generation.