A new documentary aims to raise public awareness as to why restoration of oyster reefs is crucial for the city’s environmental resilience and sustainability.
Oyster reefs provide particularly strong ecosystem services that include enhancing biodiversity and cleaning water through their filtration. Croucher News looks at efforts to save them in Hong Kong.
New findings suggest that clouds may amplify the greenhouse effect by 71% more than previously estimated.
Scientists demonstrate electrochemical method to switch tungsten disulphide nanosheets between semiconducting and semi-metallic states, furthering smart sensor development and wearable electronics.
Their decline can disrupt natural predator-prey relationships, potentially allowing disease-carrying insects like mosquitoes to flourish while beneficial species dwindle.
Dr Man Hoi Lee reveals how planetary systems, including the remarkable nu Octantis, perform complex and unexpected celestial choreography.
Hong Kong researchers create miniature bladder tumours in the laboratory, allowing doctors to test treatments before administering them to patients.
Hong Kong researchers have developed a new brain injury model where genetic manipulation helped halve recovery time in nerve repair studies.
Hong Kong researchers use magnetic topological insulators to reduce the distance between quantum processors and control systems from metres to centimetres, potentially improving processing speed and efficiency.
Hong Kong researchers build comprehensive marine species databases, combining scientific surveys and citizen observations to guide future conservation strategies.
Researchers in Hong Kong identify protein ARF4 as viral escape route; blocking it could lead to treatment against multiple viruses.
Following on from the original series in 2021, this series focuses on new research into Hong Kong's rich biodiversity.
A team at the University of Hong Kong used advanced RNA sequencing and proteomics to identify the DDX39B gene causing neurodevelopmental syndrome.
Researchers develop the world's first magnetic liquid-bodied robot capable of switching forms to effectively target and eliminate resistant biofilm infections.
The four researchers will receive HK$5 million each for projects span mathematical bioimaging, quantum materials, photonic chips and energy storage.
The Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park is set to create new opportunities for research collaboration and technological development across the Greater Bay Area.
Election to the Academy is one of the highest professional honours that can be given to a scientist in the US.
Hong Kong researchers develop more precise screening method for nasopharyngeal cancer by analysing Epstein-Barr virus DNA fragmentation patterns in blood samples.
Scientists discover protein Chchd10 regulates distribution between subcutaneous and visceral fat, offering potential new approaches for treating obesity-related disorders.
Hong Kong-led study identifies five obesity patterns over time, showing sustained weight gain accelerates brain ageing while weight loss protects cognition.
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