Hong Kong residents photograph butterflies, snakes, and insects to help university researchers study biodiversity and inform conservation efforts citywide.
Scientists from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University use satellite technology to document unprecedented terrestrial water loss contributing to sea level rise.
Researchers quantify diabetes's workplace impact using productivity-adjusted life year and find severe economic consequences for young workers.
Research reveals Hong Kong's large yellow croakers maintain juvenile diets into adulthood, indicating marine habitat degradation.
Monday anxiety is not all in the mind and can trigger “a biological cascade” of stress that lingers in our bodies, a new study says.
Engineers at the University of Hong Kong develop aerial manipulator inspired by an elephant's trunk, allowing drones to bend continuously and grasp objects in confined spaces.
Hong Kong scientists identify BRD9 protein as potential target for reactivating dormant HIV, advancing efforts toward a cure strategy.
University of Hong Kong researchers created controllable chiral molecules and world-record porous crystals for potential applications in nanomedicine, materials science and gas storage.
Scientists create gyromagnetic double-zero-index metamaterials to control light, enabling data transmission, particle manipulation, and resilient signal processing.
New study finds fats in liver tumours alter immune cells, explaining poor immunotherapy response and pointing to new treatment approach.
Researchers developed catalytic technique enabling precise construction of complex bridged molecular structures, potentially accelerating pharmaceutical development and natural compound synthesis.
University of Hong Kong researchers develop nanoparticles to block an overlooked nutrient pathway in cancer cells, advancing the effectiveness of starvation therapy.
Researchers have developed a human-inspired cognitive framework for autonomous vehicles that enables them to make ethical decisions by considering multiple road users simultaneously, significantly improving safety outcomes.
Research team creates Chinese-specific genetic tool, achieving 90% accuracy in distinguishing diabetes types, potentially preventing thousands of misdiagnoses.
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