HKUST In The Media

LIFS Assoc. Prof. GUO Yusong stated in an interview that the development of biotechnology is a major trend in the face of the rapidly ageing global population.

A column article by MGMT Chair Prof. J.T. LI on the UK’s trial of a four-day workweek.

Provost Prof. GUO Yike shared his insights on the development of AI technologies and the vision for its future.

HKUST received a book collection of ancient Chinese paintings from Zhejiang University.

SSCI held a two-day Intercultural Fair this week, bringing together local and international students to showcase their unique traditions, arts, music, and cuisine.

An interview with Professor Emily Nason, Director of Undergraduate Recruitment and Admissions and Associate Professor of Business Education.

In an RTHK TV program featured the discovery of IAS Interim Director and PHYS Chair Prof. LUK Kam-Biu and his team on the third type of neutrino oscillations in 2012, which may help explain the matter-antimatter asymmetry in the Universe.

A feature interview for the International Women's Day, P Prof. Nancy IP – as the first female President of HKUST and the only female among the presidents of the eight UGC-funded universities in HK.

HKUST introduced the first "AI Lecturers" in Asia, who have been assigned to teach a portion of "Social Media for Creatives" this semester, a cross-campus course available to students from HKUST and HKUST(GZ).

A column article by SBM Senior Assoc. Dean Prof. HUI Kai-Lung and SBM Center for Business and Social Analytics Asst. Manager Wern NGO shared their views on the measures that HK can take to enhance its attractiveness to tourists.

In a feature interview, Provost Prof. GUO Yike discussed the development of AI and the vision for its future.

P Prof. Nancy IP, an HK deputy to the NPC, shared her views on this year's Government Work Report.