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2011
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HKUST-trained Secondary Students Achieve Unprecedented Results at Pan Pearl River Delta Physics Olympiad (Chinese only)
香 港 科 技 大 學 ( 科 大 ) 與 香 港 資 優 教 育 學 院 合 辦 的 「 物 理 培 訓 課 程 」 培 訓 了 57 位 中 學 生 參 與 「 第 七 屆 泛 珠 三 角 物 理 奧 林 匹 克 競 賽 暨 中 華 名 校 邀 請 賽 」 ， 共 奪 取 16 個 一 等 獎 、 19 個 二 等 獎 及 16 個 三 等 獎 的 佳 績 ， 創 下 自 2005 年 香 港 代 表 隊 參 與 競 賽 以 來 最 佳 的 整 體 成 績 。
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HKUST Students Share IT Vision and Experience with Youngsters from 16 Asian Countries
Students from Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) have taken part in the annual Asia Pacific Next Generation (APNG) Camp, now in its 13th year but first time in Hong Kong, sharing with youngsters from 16 Asian countries their experiences in helping grassroots and underprivilege
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HKUST Students, Staff and Alumni "Run for Vision" to Celebrate 20th Anniversary and Raise Funds for Orbis to Help Combat Blindness
Over 350 students, staff and alumni of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) today took part in "Run for Vision", a meaningful and colorful activity to celebrate the University's 20th Anniversary and to raise funds for Orbis to provide care and treatment for the blind and vis
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HKUST Researchers Achieve Breakthrough in Unveiling the Mechanism through which Genetic Mutations of a Motor Protein Lead to Hereditary Deaf-and-Blindness
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) Chair Professor Mingjie Zhang and his team of researchers in the Division of Life Science have achieved significant breakthrough in explaining how genetic mutations of Motor Protein Myosin VIIa leads to hereditary deaf-and-blindness.
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Maryknoll Convent School Comes First in Secondary Schools Bridge Demonstration Competition 2011
The Civil and Environmental Engineering Students' Society of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) held today the final round of the Secondary Schools Bridge Demonstration Competition 2011, in which Maryknoll Convent School won the championship.
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Record High Ranking for HKUST MBA at World No.6
The HKUST MBA program's global ranking hits its highest-ever placement as it is ranked 6th best in the world according to the Financial Times 2011 rankings of the top 100 full-time global MBA programs released today. The HKUST MBA program is ranked top 10 on a three-year average.