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The Jockey Club AI for the Future Project supports the launch of the first junior secondary AI curriculum in Hong Kong.

CUHK Provost Prof. Alan Chan (left) and Exeter Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive Prof. Lisa Roberts (right) renew the partnership for ENSURE.

The biobank is a driving force for developing Hong Kong to become an important biomedical research hub in the region.

A study by CU Medicine shows that plasma EBV DNA screening is effective for the early detection of nasopharyngeal cancer.

Prof. Hon Ming Lam advances soybean breeding through integration of aerospace and agricultural technology.

The opening ceremony of the summit is officiated by the Secretary for Education in the HKSAR Government Dr. Choi Yuk-lin (left), CUHK Vice-Chancellor Prof. Rocky S. Tuan (middle), and THE Chief Global Affairs Officer Mr. Phil Baty (right).

Within the next 12 months, Modul University Vienna, City Destinations Alliance, European Travel Commission and Forward Keys endeavour to design a roadmap that will guide the creation of the future Data Space for Tourism (DSFT, see https://dsft.modul.ac.at) . Modul University is the technical coordinator of this one-year research project funded by the European Commission within the Digital Europe Programme.