KE Spotlight
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Unlocking Quantum Potential: How AI is Contributing to the Future of Quantum Technologies and Society
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Century-Old "Spectral Ghost" Paradox Resolved
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Advancing the I&T Ecosystem: HKU TEC Launches Gobi-HKU Fund I and Venture Mentoring Service
发挥影响
Supporting Children with ADHD in Hong Kong
Since its inception in 2018, Prof. Kathy Shum from the Department of Psychology in the HKU’s Faculty of Social Sciences has led research and funded initiatives, including The Jockey Club Keen and Active Kids project, which have played a pivotal role in addressing the needs of children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in Hong Kong.
推动创新
Enhancing Cross-Boundary Healthcare Within the Greater Bay Area (GBA)
“Understanding the challenges and opportunities of cross-boundary healthcare utilisation in the Greater Bay Area is crucial for promoting mobility and well-being among GBA residents. This journey has been deeply meaningful and fulfilling for me! I’m sincerely appreciative of my collaborators from diverse fields and our participants from all walks of life. Looking ahead, we will keep advancing our Cross-boundary Healthcare Information Platform— Healthy GBA—with the aim of benefiting tens of thousands of residents in Hong Kong and the entire Greater Bay Area.” -- Prof. Shenjing He
连系社区
Knowledge Sharing and Social Influence: The HINCare Programme
In the face of an ageing population, Hong Kong is navigating significant challenges in caregiving and support services. By 2037, one-third of the population will be aged 65 or older, necessitating innovative approaches to community support.
放眼国际
Enhancing Health Literacy Through Effective Communication
Prof. Olga A. Zayts, Director of the Centre for the Humanities and Medicine and Founding Director of HKU’s Research and Impact Initiative for Communication in Healthcare (RIICH), draws on her dual background in linguistics and public health to research healthcare communication in diverse healthcare settings.
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知识交流视频
Bike Flow Survey Focuses on Cycling’s Future
Hong Kong is one of the most densely populated cities on earth with congested roads and public transportation systems that can be at capacity during rush hour.