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  • Faculty Knowledge Exchange Awards 2026

    Faculty Knowledge Exchange Awards 2026

    The annual Faculty Knowledge Exchange (KE) Awards recognise each Faculty’s outstanding KE accomplishment that has made demonstrable economic, social or cultural impacts to benefit the community, business/industry, or partner organisations.  Results of the 2026 Faculty KE Awards are now available. 

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  • Transforming Urban Mobility: AI-Driven Solutions for Hong Kong’s E-Hailing Services

    Transforming Urban Mobility: AI-Driven Solutions for Hong Kong’s E-Hailing Services

    Recent advances in AI and optimisation algorithms are paving the way for smarter, more efficient urban mobility in Hong Kong. As e-hailing taxi services such as HK Taxi, Didi HK, Uber Taxi, and eTaxi continue to grow rapidly, the industry faces persistent operational challenges—particularly in efficiently matching drivers and passengers and in balancing fleet distribution across the city. 

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  • HKU Drives Sustainable Heritage Revitalisation in Chengdu

    HKU Drives Sustainable Heritage Revitalisation in Chengdu

    Driven by a strong institutional ethos of sustainability, HKU deepens its commitment to translating academic insights into practical solutions for sustainable development. Led by Dr. Linda Shetabi, Senior Lecturer and Director of the MSc. Conservation Programme at the Division of Landscape Architecture, HKU students participated in a week-long Practical Training Workshop in Chengdu, China. 

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  • Century-Old "Spectral Ghost" Paradox Resolved

    Century-Old "Spectral Ghost" Paradox Resolved

    In a landmark achievement, a research team led by Prof. Dong Li, Chair Professor in the Department of Mathematics at HKU, has resolved a long-standing mathematical paradox known as the spectral ghost in nonlinear dispersive equations. This breakthrough, published in the prestigious, peer-reviewed academic journal that publishes original research papers across all fields of mathematics, Inventiones mathematicae, carries profound implications for both fundamental science and societal advancement. 

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  • Unlocking Quantum Potential: How AI is Contributing to the Future of Quantum Technologies and Society

    Unlocking Quantum Potential: How AI is Contributing to the Future of Quantum Technologies and Society

    A groundbreaking research project led by Prof. Giulio Chiribella, Associate Director (Research & Graduate Studies) of HKU’s School of Computing and Data Science, is transforming how we understand and interact with the quantum realm. The key idea of this project is to “See the Quantum World Through the Eyes of AI," leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to characterise and control large-scale quantum systems—an essential step toward realising practical quantum technologies, such as quantum computers and quantum communication networks.

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  • Advancing the I&T Ecosystem: HKU TEC Launches Gobi-HKU Fund I and Venture Mentoring Service

    Advancing the I&T Ecosystem: HKU TEC Launches Gobi-HKU Fund I and Venture Mentoring Service

    HKU’s Techno-Entrepreneurship Core (TEC) has taken significant steps to enhance regional development and technological innovation through the launch of two major groundbreaking initiatives. 

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  • HKU Receives 46 Awards at the 51st International Exhibition of Inventions of Geneva

    HKU Receives 46 Awards at the 51st International Exhibition of Inventions of Geneva

    HKU received 46 awards at the 51st International Exhibition of Inventions of Geneva, held from 11 to 15 March 2026 in Geneva, Switzerland. This result reflects the University’s ongoing work in research and innovation across different fields.

     

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