Press Releases and Stories

2024

Press Releases
Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Computer Engineering
HKUST Spearheads Four Large AI Models to Revolutionize Healthcare
Press Releases
Partnership, Artificial Intelligence, Big Data
HKUST Partners with Alibaba to Establish Joint Lab for Big Data and AI
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Alibaba Group (Alibaba) today, outlying their plans to establish the “HKUST-Alibaba Joint Laboratory on Big Data and Artificial Intelligence”, with an aim to fostering forward-looking resear

2023

Press Releases
Big Data, Data Analytics, Business, Business Management, Data Analytics
HKUST and Wisers Launch Hong Kong’s First Forward-looking Tourism Index Supporting Tourism Recovery with AI-Powered Predictive Model
The project will enable industry stakeholders to better gauge near-term tourism outlook for pre-emptive policy and business planning.

2022

Press Releases
Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Big Data
HKUST and HKPC Launch Joint Research Lab for Industrial AI and Robotics Fostering Intelligent & Advanced Manufacturing and Industrial I&T Talent Development
Press Releases
Ocean Science, Big Data, Public Policy, Environmental Protection
HKUST Launches First Online Marine Environmental Visualization Platform Facilitating Marine Research and Conservation
The platform will greatly facilitate marine research work and offer valuable data to policy makers

2021

News
Entrepreneurship, Youth Entrepreneurship, Artificial Intelligence, Business, Big Data
AI-driven Resiliency
News
Business Management, Big Data, Entrepreneurship, Youth Entrepreneurship, Financial Mathematics
The Robo-Advisory Firm Incubated in a Library
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News
Big Data, Biomedical Engineering
HKUST's Meta-analysis Shows SARS-CoV-2 Variants Unlikely to Affect T Cell Responses
In a new study, scientists at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) have revealed that most T cell epitopes known to be targeted upon natural infection are seemingly unaffected by current SARS-CoV-2 variants.