Knowledge,
Education,
KU,
School,
University,
Executive,
Computer science,
Technology transfer,
Republic,
Education minister,
AI,
LEAP,
Entrepreneurship,
B&R,
Ambassador,
Research,
Artificial intelligence,
Engineering education,
Dean (education),
HKUST,
Belt,
Science,
Medicine,
AUA,
Robotics,
Communication,
Student,
United Arab Emirates University,
Associate,
Biotechnology,
Organization,
DFF,
Tutoring Led by HKUST President Prof. Nancy IP, the delegation established valuable ties and partnerships with prominent institutions in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to foster education, research, and innovation.
Key Points:
- Led by HKUST President Prof. Nancy IP, the delegation established valuable ties and partnerships with prominent institutions in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to foster education, research, and innovation.
- This is the first visit from Hong Kong's higher education sector following Hong Kong Chief Executive John LEE's delegation to the region last year.
- Discussions focused on research collaboration, technology transfer, and talent development in cutting-edge fields such as artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, medical technology, clean energy, and start-up incubation.
- During the visit, HKUST delegate Prof. Wang Yang, representing HKUST as the Executive President of the Asian Universities Alliance (AUA), also attended the AUA President Forum hosted by the UAE University.
Knowledge,
Education,
KU,
School,
University,
Executive,
Computer science,
Technology transfer,
Republic,
Education minister,
AI,
LEAP,
Entrepreneurship,
B&R,
Ambassador,
Research,
Artificial intelligence,
Engineering education,
Dean (education),
HKUST,
Belt,
Science,
Medicine,
AUA,
Robotics,
Communication,
Student,
United Arab Emirates University,
Associate,
Biotechnology,
Organization,
DFF,
Tutoring Led by HKUST President Prof. Nancy IP, the delegation established valuable ties and partnerships with prominent institutions in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to foster education, research, and innovation.
Key Points:
- Led by HKUST President Prof. Nancy IP, the delegation established valuable ties and partnerships with prominent institutions in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to foster education, research, and innovation.
- This is the first visit from Hong Kong's higher education sector following Hong Kong Chief Executive John LEE's delegation to the region last year.
- Discussions focused on research collaboration, technology transfer, and talent development in cutting-edge fields such as artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, medical technology, clean energy, and start-up incubation.
- During the visit, HKUST delegate Prof. Wang Yang, representing HKUST as the Executive President of the Asian Universities Alliance (AUA), also attended the AUA President Forum hosted by the UAE University.
HONG KONG, April 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- OKX, a leading global Web3 technology company and virtual asset exchange, and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), today announced a first-of-its-kind partnership for a joint research project exploring the implementation of zero-knowledge (ZK) proofs and development of new cryptographic protocols.
Key Points:
- HONG KONG, April 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- OKX, a leading global Web3 technology company and virtual asset exchange, and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), today announced a first-of-its-kind partnership for a joint research project exploring the implementation of zero-knowledge (ZK) proofs and development of new cryptographic protocols.
- This collaboration aligns with the Hong Kong government's recent emphasis on Web3.
- It also demonstrates the shared commitment of OKX and HKUST in accelerating the development of Web3 innovations and supporting the local Web3 ecosystem.
- This partnership with global Web3 technology firm OKX is another step towards that goal and we are actively looking forward to a productive collaboration."
Metaverse,
Social media,
RAG,
2D,
Weather,
HKD,
AI,
Education,
MC2,
Generative,
3D,
Personality,
Learning,
ChatGPT,
Perception,
University,
NFT,
HKUST,
Student,
Family,
Policy,
Teaching,
Motivation,
Computational creativity,
Trust,
Non-fungible token,
Artificial intelligence,
Research,
Tutoring HONG KONG, March 8, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Following the birth of "AI singers" and "AI weather presenters", adding to the ever-expanding AI (Artificial Intelligence) family is the inaugural cohort of "AI Lecturers" created by The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) through the utilization of AI-generative tools.
Key Points:
- The University aspires for this fresh wave of AI teachers and dynamic teaching method to amplify students' motivation and engagement in their learning process.
- In the long run, the University aims to develop a personalized AI classroom that considers each student's interests and preferences, leading the way for a new era of teaching innovation.
- Another notable addition to the AI teaching team is the late scientist Albert Einstein, who has been "resurrected" through the use of AI technology.
- To understand the impact of "AI lecturers" on learning motivation, teaching effectiveness and student performance, the team has been collecting student feedback after each class.
Metaverse,
Social media,
RAG,
2D,
Weather,
HKD,
AI,
Education,
MC2,
Generative,
3D,
Personality,
Learning,
ChatGPT,
Perception,
University,
NFT,
HKUST,
Student,
Family,
Policy,
Teaching,
Motivation,
Computational creativity,
Trust,
Non-fungible token,
Artificial intelligence,
Research,
Tutoring HONG KONG, March 8, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Following the birth of "AI singers" and "AI weather presenters", adding to the ever-expanding AI (Artificial Intelligence) family is the inaugural cohort of "AI Lecturers" created by The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) through the utilization of AI-generative tools.
Key Points:
- The University aspires for this fresh wave of AI teachers and dynamic teaching method to amplify students' motivation and engagement in their learning process.
- In the long run, the University aims to develop a personalized AI classroom that considers each student's interests and preferences, leading the way for a new era of teaching innovation.
- Another notable addition to the AI teaching team is the late scientist Albert Einstein, who has been "resurrected" through the use of AI technology.
- To understand the impact of "AI lecturers" on learning motivation, teaching effectiveness and student performance, the team has been collecting student feedback after each class.
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Lecanemab,
University College London,
Hospital,
Research,
Pathology,
Hope,
Communication,
Neurodegenerative disease,
HKUST,
Classification,
Medicine,
Patient,
Journal,
Protein,
Disease,
Diagnosis,
MCI,
Brain,
Medical imaging HONG KONG, Feb. 19, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- An HKUST-led international research collaboration has achieved a significant milestone in Alzheimer's disease (AD) diagnosis and management. The team, spearheaded by Prof. Nancy IP, President and the Morningside Professor of Life Science at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), and Director of the Hong Kong Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (HKCeND), has developed a cutting-edge blood test for the early detection of AD and mild cognitive impairment (MCI), surpassing remarkable accuracy rates of over 96% and 87% respectively. Notably, this blood test is applicable across ethnic populations, providing a global solution to the diagnosis and management of AD.
Key Points:
- Notably, this blood test is applicable across ethnic populations, providing a global solution to the diagnosis and management of AD.
- The recent approval of the AD drug Lecanemab offers new hope by targeting MCI or mild AD-related dementia with elevated Aβ in the brain.
- Prof. Nancy IP and her team at HKUST have recently developed a blood test for the early detection of AD and MCI with exceptionally high accuracy.
- These findings also highlight the applicability of the test across diverse ethnic and regional boundaries, showcasing its potential for global impact.
Retrieved on:
Monday, February 19, 2024
Lecanemab,
University College London,
Hospital,
Research,
Pathology,
Hope,
Communication,
Neurodegenerative disease,
HKUST,
Classification,
Medicine,
Patient,
Journal,
Protein,
Disease,
Diagnosis,
MCI,
Brain,
Medical imaging HONG KONG, Feb. 19, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- An HKUST-led international research collaboration has achieved a significant milestone in Alzheimer's disease (AD) diagnosis and management. The team, spearheaded by Prof. Nancy IP, President and the Morningside Professor of Life Science at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), and Director of the Hong Kong Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (HKCeND), has developed a cutting-edge blood test for the early detection of AD and mild cognitive impairment (MCI), surpassing remarkable accuracy rates of over 96% and 87% respectively. Notably, this blood test is applicable across ethnic populations, providing a global solution to the diagnosis and management of AD.
Key Points:
- Notably, this blood test is applicable across ethnic populations, providing a global solution to the diagnosis and management of AD.
- The recent approval of the AD drug Lecanemab offers new hope by targeting MCI or mild AD-related dementia with elevated Aβ in the brain.
- Prof. Nancy IP and her team at HKUST have recently developed a blood test for the early detection of AD and MCI with exceptionally high accuracy.
- These findings also highlight the applicability of the test across diverse ethnic and regional boundaries, showcasing its potential for global impact.
Global University Leaders Forum,
Artificial intelligence,
Learning,
Manulife,
University,
Research,
Forum,
Ethics,
Life,
Culture,
Science,
G20,
Climate change,
European Commission,
Curriculum,
AI,
Ageing,
Government,
Risk,
Quality of life,
Environment,
G7,
HKUST,
Alzheimer's disease,
Workforce,
Education,
Medical device HONG KONG, Jan. 26, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- President of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), Prof. Nancy IP was among the esteemed global leaders and personalities attending the 2024 World Economic Forum in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland to address some of the most substantive issues facing our world today. Prof. Ip added her unique perspective to vibrant discussions on healthy aging, climate change, the integral role of universities in fostering advancements in sustainability, and AI research and education.
Key Points:
- Prof. Ip shared insights with prominent leaders from multinational corporations and government entities including European Commission, Manulife Financial and Mercer (Marsh McLennan).
- She underscored the importance of maintaining brain health and enriching quality of life as we age.
- "It's not just about adding more years to our life, but adding life to our years," Prof. Ip said.
- Beyond the panel discussion, Prof. Ip hosted a table at a gala dinner, where she facilitated dialogues with luminaries.
Global University Leaders Forum,
Artificial intelligence,
Learning,
Manulife,
University,
Research,
Forum,
Ethics,
Life,
Culture,
Science,
G20,
Climate change,
European Commission,
Curriculum,
AI,
Ageing,
Government,
Risk,
Quality of life,
Environment,
G7,
HKUST,
Alzheimer's disease,
Workforce,
Education,
Medical device HONG KONG, Jan. 26, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- President of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), Prof. Nancy IP was among the esteemed global leaders and personalities attending the 2024 World Economic Forum in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland to address some of the most substantive issues facing our world today. Prof. Ip added her unique perspective to vibrant discussions on healthy aging, climate change, the integral role of universities in fostering advancements in sustainability, and AI research and education.
Key Points:
- Prof. Ip shared insights with prominent leaders from multinational corporations and government entities including European Commission, Manulife Financial and Mercer (Marsh McLennan).
- She underscored the importance of maintaining brain health and enriching quality of life as we age.
- "It's not just about adding more years to our life, but adding life to our years," Prof. Ip said.
- Beyond the panel discussion, Prof. Ip hosted a table at a gala dinner, where she facilitated dialogues with luminaries.
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Monday, December 11, 2023
HONG KONG, Dec. 11, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) and Tsinghua University jointly launched the 'International AI Cooperation and Governance Forum 2023' from December 8th to 9th. The two-day forum brought together over 50 world-renowned artificial intelligence (AI) experts, scholars, industry leaders, government representatives and international organization delegates to explore the opportunities and challenges brought by cutting-edge technologies such as generative AI, and discuss strategies for building a comprehensive global governance framework for the new technology.
Key Points:
- HONG KONG, Dec. 11, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) and Tsinghua University jointly launched the 'International AI Cooperation and Governance Forum 2023' from December 8th to 9th.
- HKUST is privileged to co-organize this forum with our long-standing partner Tsinghua University, providing a platform for critical discussions that will guide the future trajectory of AI."
- Prof. Wang Hongwei, Vice President of Tsinghua University and co-deputy-chair of the organizing committee, said, "Tsinghua University is committed to using this forum as a platform to foster extensive exchanges and cooperation with partner universities and institutions, including HKUST.
- Meanwhile, HKUST and Peng Cheng Laboratory also signed an agreement at the forum to conduct collaborative research and jointly cultivate talents in AI related areas.
