These short, high-level courses go into depth on cutting-edge topics and are aimed at early-career researchers who are already established in their field
A Hong Kong Polytechnic University study suggests that AI models can be improved by going beyond simply predicting the next word in a sequence
Croucher Science Week, which has been running since 2018, this year featured over 50 interactive events online, in schools and at the Hong Kong Science Museum
A research team at HKUST has uncovered a mechanism for short-distance vesicle transport within cells, driven by protein phase separation.
Croucher News caught up with Ewina Pun who is currently pursuing her doctoral degree in biomedical engineering at Brown University
APS was founded in 1899 to advance and diffuse the knowledge of physics. Members of the Society are based in more than 100 countries
In the first of a series of articles exploring the development of scientific collaboration across the Greater Bay Area, Croucher News met up with Professor Li Zhang from the Chinese University of Hong Kong and Professor Xinyu Wu from Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology
Scientists at the City University of Hong Kong have broken new ground in the field of hydrogen energy by creating a catalyst that draws inspiration from patterns found in nature
Award ceremony and dinner took place on 8 December following a symposium held at M+ involving over one hundred of its scholars and other leading scientists from Hong Kong
Professor Ng is the first clinician-scientist in Hong Kong to win this award. She and her colleagues have also just published a study with profound implications for the role of gut microbiota modulation in improving symptoms in people with long COVID
She died, at the age of 22, in October of this year.
Croucher Foundation is delighted to learn that Professor Dennis Lo has been elected to the Chinese Academy of Sciences and has won the inaugural Tengchong Science Award.
After a break of three years we were delighted to see the courses return.
Hands on activities and science shows available until 22 May.
Find out how Croucher Foundation performed over this six year period.
Most of the DNA in the human body belongs to microorganisms. Using these for diagnostics and therapeutics, including in coronaviruses, is the mission of Professor Ng Siew Chien and her team at the Microbiota I-Center in Hong Kong.
Croucher Foundation releases survey highlighting climate change risks for Hong Kong organisations.
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