The University of Hong Kong
Research & Discovery
An HKU Robot Faced an Olympic Champion. The Next Challenge Is the Real World.
After winning silver in Beijing, the HKU-KAI SMASH Team told RTHK why a fast, spinning table-tennis ball is a serious test for humanoid robotics—and where the work could lead next.
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The summit will bring some 2,000 health leaders from around the world to Hong Kong in 2027.14 Oct 2026Full Story -
Two HKU Scholars Honoured by Ministry of Education
Professor Cecilia Chan and Professor Michael Ng were recognised for their work on AI in education and Hong Kong legal history, respectively.14 Oct 2026Full Story -
597 HKU Scholars Named Among World’s Top 2% Scientists
HKU recorded the highest number of scholars among local universities in both the recent research influence and career-long impact categories.13 Oct 2026Full Story -
ALiTE Roundtable Draws Attention to Need for Teacher Support, Recognition
Held on October 5, the roundtable brought leaders from 11 schools together with members of the HKU Faculty of Education for a wide-ranging discussion about the complexities facing...14 Oct 2026Full Story
Research & Discovery
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An HKU Robot Faced an Olympic Champion. The Next Challenge Is the Real World.
After winning silver in Beijing, the HKU-KAI SMASH Team told RTHK why a fast, spinning table-tennis ball is a serious test for humanoid robotics—and where the work could lead next.15 Oct 2026Full Story -
ALiTE Roundtable Draws Attention to Need for Teacher Support, Recognition
Held on October 5, the roundtable brought leaders from 11 schools together with members of the HKU Faculty of Education for a wide-ranging discussion about the complexities facing...14 Oct 2026Full Story -
Can an Hour of Green Spaces Each Week Keep the Doctor Away?
An HKU-led research team found that even one hour or one visit to a green space per week delivers a significant mental health benefit.13 Oct 2026Full Story -
HKU-Led Study Highlights the Resilience of Urban Greenery
Urban green spaces may actually be more resilient than their rural counterparts, with major implications for climate adaptation.12 Oct 2026Full Story -
HKUMed-Developed App Reduces Hospitalisations for Advanced Cancer Patients
A large-scale trial found the SUPPORT+ app significantly reduces avoidable hospital admissions and boosts self-care confidence among elderly cancer patients receiving home-based...8 Oct 2026Full Story -
HKUMed Research Reveals New Trends in Omicron Transmission
A research team showed that, while some Omicron variants target the lungs, others have adapted to the gut.7 Oct 2026Full Story