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HKUST and PolyU Researchers Develop Innovative Laminate Structure to Enhance Perovskite Solar Cell Performance

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Revealing the Mysteries of Superfluidity: HKUST Researchers Discover the Role of Dipolar Interactions in Shaping Two-Dimensional Superfluid Behavior

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HKUST Researchers Break New Ground in 2D Non-Hermitian Skin Effect Simulations Using Ultracold Fermions

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Preference for naturally talented over hard workers emerges in childhood, HKUST researchers find

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Robotic hand rotates objects using touch, not vision

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HKUST researchers pioneers technique to self-assemble high-performance biomolecular films

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HKUST researchers find how stem cell niche guides differentiation into functional cells, significant step towards stem cell therapies

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HKUST researchers develop low-cost and multifunctional microprinter for ultrafast piezoelectric material printing

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HKUST researchers report the high-res structure of a cyanobacterial virus

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HKUST researchers develop a versatile, reconfigurable, and damage-tolerant single-wire sensor array

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