Clearing the Weeds─CUHK law professor urges reform in drug patent law
International trade law does not yet have a consistent approach to govern the supply of the latest form of…
Those Who Can, Teach─Arnold Chan crusades for educational equality with Teach4HK
Ten years ago, with a middle-class background and straight-A exam results, Arnold Chan enrolled in the prestigious Global Business…
Taking Work to Heart—Kathy Lui takes aim at the matter of the heart
Heart disease is the world’s leading killer, and one CUHK medical scientist has devoted herself to alleviating or heading…
Putting Fun Back in Schools─Jacqueline So ushers experiential learning into China’s education
Jacqueline So, co-founder and chief executive of Malvern College Hong Kong, discovered what differentiated Hong Kong’s education system from…
Tracking a Silent Killer─Henry Chan did the math of liver cancer risk for patients and family doctors
Liver cancer is a silent killer. The disease does not manifest itself until the very late stages–at which point it…
KEEP Learning in the Clouds—CUHK marshals education into the cyber age
Education has been revitalized by the ubiquitous use of the Internet and technological advancement. To keep abreast of the global…
Onboard from Prague—Nikola Docekal builds his dream at CUHK and career in Hong Kong
Like many young people, Nikola Docekal had yearned to explore the world and its many cultures when he was an…
TAAL at Bancrofts School: By Anya Shah, Bancrofts School
On Friday 9th and Saturday 10th of December more than 200 pupils took part in the much celebrated and much…
Lyricist with a Big Heart─Kit Wong lives his dreams by helping others live theirs
Kit Wong loved listening to Cantopop, especially the music of Eason Chan and Cass Phang, in secondary school. Another…
Creating a Love of Knowledge for Its Own Sake—CUHK generalists talk about CUHK general education
What does an applied mathematician studying towards a PhD share in common with a biologist keen to combat cancer…
