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Researchers in Hong Kong and Shanghai identified multiple Majorana zero modes (MZMs) in superconducting tin telluride. MZMs are quasiparticles that could lead to the building of fault-tolerant quantum computers.
The Copley Medal is the Royal Society's most prestigious award.
Scientists in Hong Kong have improved perovskite solar cell technology by imitating structures found in nature.
There was again a huge enthusiasm for the Hong Kong University Biomedical Sciences Summer Academy this year.
A research team led by PolyU created a new quantum microprocessor chip.
Researchers in Hong Kong have created a new world record with their refinement of solid-state elastocaloric refrigeration technology.
The findings are part of a wider study to improve understanding of common infant diseases and provide intervention strategies.
New technology developed by Hong Kong researchers may lead to the creation of highly flexible LEDs we can wear.
A new robotic textile developed in Hong Kong could offer increased thermal protection to fire fighters.
The new method has the potential to transform investigations into subcellular structures.
Hong Kong scientists are the first to put insects on the global map of biodiversity.
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