HKU Astrophysicists Collaborates with NASA’s IXPE Telescope Untangles Theories Surrounding Historic Supernova Remnant
A team of international researchers led by HKU and HKKUST has made a significant discovery in the field of quantum materials.
New Antibiotic Drug Developed by HKU Chemistry Research Team Approved for Clinical Trials in Humans
HKU Scientists Pioneer Dual Trojan Horse Approach to Combat Superbugs
A reseach issues a warning about the potential devastation of coastal habitats due to rising sea levels, drawing on evidence from the last Ice Age.
HKU Physicists Employ Synthetic Complex Frequency Waves to Overcome Optical Loss in Superlenses.
New Enzyme Discovered by HKU Plant Biochemists Unlocks Potential for Health-Promoting Compounds in Sorghum
New evidence confirms mysterious alignment of planetary nebulae with binary companions.
Professor Phillips and his team developed a stable, recyclable and eco-friendly photocatalytic system that harnesses light energy efficiently.
Our Chemists developed a method to create microscale superstructures using both soft and hard materials, which possess shape-transforming properties.
Chemists developed a highly active and selective catalytic material that can efficiently convert a potent greenhouse into an essential chemical.
A research team has discovered the function of a unique enzyme called ANKLE1.
Vriko Yu, a PhD candidate at HKU Science, founded the social enterprise archiREEF to restore coral reefs using 3-D printed terracotta tiles.
HKU scientists have discovered that bacteria in Tolo Harbour are antibiotic-resistant, meaning infection by such bacteria may be potentially fatal.
HKU taxonomist brings attention to biodiversity loss by sharing with the public the excitement of discovering new life.
Legal wildlife trade is ten times bigger than the illegal trade, and doing massive damage to biodiversity.
HKU science student Jerry Ng talks about his interest in biodiversity, succulent plants and concern over environmental issues.
HKU Science celebrates the expansion of SWIMS and launches the ‘Restoring Hong Kong’s Whale’ Campaign to revitalise marine conservation icon.
HKU Ecologist Dr Jonathan Cybulski reconstructed the change in coral communities and used this knowledge for coral restoration in Hong Kong.
The University recognises our teachers’ outstanding teaching performances through three categories of teaching awards.
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