Croucher announces 2026 summer courses covering topics from synchrotron radiation to vaccine hesitancy at four Hong Kong universities.
Dr Fatwa F Abdi says solar electrolysis could become a multi-product “solar refinery”, improving economics by making higher-value chemicals.
Researchers rebuilt vesicle formation to compare cargo selection by two adaptors, revealing transport faults tied to genetic disorders and autophagy.
Nanopillar structures convert minute misalignment into a clear optical change, helping manufacturers fine-tune overlay without major retooling.
Researchers at City University of Hong Kong used GenomePAM and genome-wide break mapping to quickly determine CRISPR enzyme targeting needs in cells.
Hong Kong Baptist University researchers found that inhaled microplastics accumulate in lungs, spleen and brain, causing inflammation and early signs of lung scarring in mice.
Professor Kathy Lui's team at the Chinese University of Hong Kong has identified how regulatory T cells and MRG15 protein enable newborn heart regeneration.
Researchers analysed 1,016 Escherichia coli samples, finding strain-sharing and mobile DNA that can spread drug resistance between settings.
Researchers use room-temperature nano-printing to create tiny infrared photodetectors, offering a simpler manufacturing route for sensing technology.
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology team shows black coral depends on stable microbe community for essential nutrients and protection.
Croucher fellow develops 3D photochemical haze models to interpret exoplanet spectra, linking lab optical data with circulation simulations to assess climate and habitability.
University of Hong Kong-led researchers report a memristor-based converter that adapts to neural network signals, boosting efficiency for edge artificial intelligence.
Soil datasets show a rise in high-risk resistance genes over time, with increasing overlap with human waste sources and signs of gene sharing between bacteria.
A new germanium-enhanced detector monitors light signals on chips without signal loss, advancing computing and biosensing applications.
Continuing our immersive series on Hong Kong's jellyfish.
Lab-grown patient tumours show gut neurones shift gastric cancer fuel use; blocking fat-making pathways slows growth and boosts cell death.
A global analysis suggests seafood imports can increase dietary exposure to persistent industrial chemicals, even in cleaner coastal regions.
Researchers at the Chinese University of Hong Kong link perimenopause hormone imbalance to Alzheimer’s risk via disrupted brain energy production.
Long-running models define six lithosphere behaviours, including “squishy” transition states, helping interpret Earth’s past and Venus’ present.
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