Environmental DNA technology allows Hong Kong researchers to identify marine species in difficult-to-access waters, enhancing biodiversity monitoring and conservation assessment capabilities.
Hong Kong researchers decode Bauhinia × blakeana's complete genome, confirming hybrid origins and explaining the sterile orchid tree's unique flowering characteristics.
We asked the young researchers about their expectations of this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Researchers identify crucial parameter threshold that distinguishes between abrupt and continuous quantum phase transitions, advancing understanding of longstanding theoretical debate.
A collaboration between the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and the Hong Kong Polytechnic University aims to address a persistent challenge in solar cell technology.
Researchers at Hong Kong Polytechnic University develop a system to measure AI personalities through language.
Use of eDNA monitoring set to become more widely used in Hong Kong as benefits become apparent.
Hong Kong scientists create previously inaccessible four-membered boron rings that could advance drug development and electronic materials.
Mathematical patterns show how urban populations move, offering new tools for city planning and service delivery.
Study of 80 regions maps inflammatory bowel disease progression from emergence to equilibrium, helping healthcare systems prepare for future challenges.
Shorelines engineered in Hong Kong are showing promise as replacements for natural habitats displaced by land reclamation.
Oxford quantum scientist develops AI-powered scanners to identify fabric types, reshaping textile recycling possibilities across 45 countries.
New computational tool Argo analyses longer segments of bacterial DNA to track antibiotic resistance genes, improving environmental monitoring capabilities.
Stomach cancer is the 5th most common cancer worldwide, and its prevalence is especially high in East Asia.
This year’s awardees are carrying out research in a wide range of fields, from life sciences to astronomy and from mathematics to engineering.
Research shows 6,000 daily vessels in Greater Bay Area leave minimal safe space for endangered species, including dolphins and porpoises.
Research identifies five key factors, including land reclamation and marine traffic, behind Hong Kong's dwindling Indo-Pacific Humpback Dolphin population.
The innovation combines simultaneous infrared heating with the printing to prepare the food in one single step.
This year’s event ran over two weekends with a record number of shows.
The findings indicate the possible benefit of incorporating muscle-strengthening exercises into public health guidelines for T2D prevention, particularly for middle-aged and older adults.
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