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粵港澳應優勢互補 追求「1+1+1>3」系統效能 (Chinese Version Only)
Prof. WU Xun, HKUST(GZ) Innovation, Policy and Entrepreneurship Thrust, stated at the Renmin University of China's roundtable session that optimizing talent policies requires a shift from competition to collaboration, from subsidies to ecosystems, and from fragmentation to integration. Prof. WU Xun commented ...
https://iems.ust.hk/updates/media-coverage/2025/wu-xun-twkk
从“单点突破”到“系统协同” 粤港澳大湾区如何以政策创新激活国家治理现代化？(Chinese Version Only)
Prof. WU Xun, HKUST(GZ) Innovation, Policy and Entrepreneurship Thrust, stated at Renmin University of China's Shenzhen forum and a GBA policy round-table last Friday that optimizing talent policies requires a shift from competition to collaboration, from subsidies to ecosystems, and from fragmentation to ...
https://iems.ust.hk/updates/media-coverage/2025/wu-xun-eeo
How climate change and extreme weather affect mental health, and what we can do
Prof. Kevin TAM Kim-Pong, SOSC, shared his insights in an article discussing the impact of extreme weather on mental health, exploring the relationships between people and their surroundings and seeking ways for improvement. He stated that extreme weather events cause stress directly by threatening survival or ...
https://iems.ust.hk/updates/media-coverage/2025/how-climate-change
Caixin Express: Has the Independent Admission System in China Selected Better Students?
This is a research conducted by Prof. Wu Xiaogang from SOSC in Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and Prof. Li Zhonglu from Shenzhen University on the independent admission system of higher institutions in China. They mainly studied two questions in this research: what group can benefit from favorable ...
https://iems.ust.hk/updates/media-coverage/2017/caixin-wu-has-the-independent-admission-system-in-china-selected-better-students
Eco-Business: Three-year cut to life expectancy from coal heating
ENVR & SOSC Prof He Guojun said that to reduce air pollution many cities have switched to using natural gas or electricity to power homes and other buildings instead of burning coal, this approach can deliver enormous long-term health and welfare benefits. The researchers looked at the causes of death regionally ...
https://iems.ust.hk/updates/media-coverage/2017/eco-business-he-three-year-cut-to-life-expectancy-from-coal-heating
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