Press Releases and Stories

2021

News
Nasal Spray VS Vaccine Shot – We tell you the difference
Dr. Melody Leung, Division of Life Science, tells us the differences between nasal spray and injectable vaccines. 
News
Chemical and Biological Engineering, Life Science, STEM Education
If You’re Getting Vaccinated, Read This!
If You’re Getting Vaccinated, Read This!
Press Releases
STEM Education, Teaching and Learning, Partnership
HKUST Collaborates with Hang Lung to Foster Young Mathematics Talent
The Hang Lung Mathematics Awards will empower Hong Kong's secondary school students to realize their creative potential in mathematics and sciences.
News
Ocean Science, Chemical and Biological Engineering, Pollution, Marine Life
Smart Fish Guards Ocean from Plastics
A robotic fish collects microplastics samples to help alleviating marine pollution

2020

News
STEM Education, Chemistry
The Science Behind COVID-19 Testing
Prof. Jason Chan, Assistant Professor of Science Education in the Department of Chemistry, brings us lesson to the science behind COVID-19 Testing.

2019

News
Physics, STEM Education
Igniting Passion for Physics
Effective STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education is a major challenge in Hong Kong’s schools and institutions, which have struggled with a lack of talent, time, and tools to support teaching, resulting from an exam-oriented culture and a staid system of learning.
News
STEM Education, Biology, Life Science
Biology Saves STEM Education from Its Shackles
STEM has been a “buzzword” in Hong Kong’s educational scene in recent years with schools investing resources in technology gadgets, but for Prof. King CHOW of Division of Life Sciences, the efforts do not seem to be on the right track.
News
STEM Education, High School Learners
Let's Get Back On Track In Science
When I was in secondary school, my physics teacher, who was among HKUST's first batch of graduates, always encouraged me and my classmates to explore scientific questions according to our interests, even though those questions are outside the syllabus.