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香港大學(港大)化學系郭正曉教授、清華大學化學工程系唐軍旺教授與倫敦大學學院研究人員共同開發了一種高活性和高選擇性的催化材料。

Chemists developed a highly active and selective catalytic material that can efficiently convert a potent greenhouse into an essential chemical.

港⼤⽣物科學學院陳英偉博⼠領導的研究團隊，近⽇揭⽰了⼀種名為 ANKLE1 的酶的獨有功能。ANKLE1 能通過切割這些染⾊質橋阻⽌遺傳物質的斷裂，從⽽避免免疫系統錯誤地攻擊⾃身的細胞。理解染⾊質橋在細胞分裂過程中被切割的機制，對發展能防治癌症和⾃身免疫等疾病 的醫療策略至關重要。

A research team has discovered the function of a unique enzyme called ANKLE1.

After a year of events that showcased its rich history, the University of Hong Kong (HKU) concluded its 111th anniversary celebrations.

Dr Zhang Binzheng is making new discoveries by supercomputer modelling of terrestrial and planetary space environment systems.

A new discovery has the potential to revolutionize entire industries. Such is the case with Professor Huang Mingxin and his “Super Steel”

Colloid chemistry is a complex and fascinating field that deals with the behavior of particles that are smaller than a micrometer in size.

Teaching landscape architecture when you can’t get out into the landscape during COVID-19 lockdown has led to the creation of the Digital Arboretum.

Professor Tatia Mei-chun Lee and her team have identified areas in the brain highly related to the intensity of depressive symptoms

HKU researchers have revealed why Hong Kong has the longest life expectancy in the world

Students from different disciplines have been travelling back in time to ancient Armenia, both in person and virtually using extended reality...

A project to revitalise and protect the abandoned village of Kuk Po is adopting innovative rural strategies for architecture, landscape and community

Join us on an audio tour of some of HKU’s most impressive historic buildings through the newly launched “HKU Heritage Sights and Sites” collaborative

The clean lines of this historical building at HKU belies the nurturing and creativity-inspiring environment within.

We reflect on the origins and development of healthcare at the University.

We reflect on the rich and polyphonic history of a University landmark

HKU scientists discovered that diamonds could cure oral diseases.

New study on animal cruelty in Hong Kong by HKU Law Faculty and the SPCA (HK) finds mongrel dogs are the most common victims of animal cruelty

Vriko Yu, a PhD candidate at HKU Science, founded the social enterprise archiREEF to restore coral reefs using 3-D printed terracotta tiles.