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AI technology navigates microrobot swarm in complex environments inside human body
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Bees are extremely intelligent insects with the ability to communicate with the rest of their swarm to orchestrate their collective movement in complex environments. CUHK’s engineering team has built an AI navigation system that can make millions of microrobots behave like a bee swarm, autonomously reconfiguring their motion and distribution according to environmental changes, bringing clinical applications of microrobots a step closer.
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AI-powered innovation gives new hope for treating advanced lung cancer
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A pioneering analytic tool for predicting patient outcomes of an increasingly popular treatment for advanced lung cancer has been developed by an international team including researchers from CU Medicine and South Korean institutes. Using AI and deep learning, the technique can help doctors choose the best clinical interventions for patients and potentially improve survival rates.
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The first high power low temperature redox flow batteries
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CUHK engineers have successfully developed a new electrolyte that enables high power, long life flow battery applications at both room temperature and low temperatures down to
–20℃. This technology enables redox flow batteries to be used in regions with extreme cold weather, a significant step towards the practical application of the batteries for grid-scale storage of renewable energy.
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Pioneering study of centipedes and millipedes breaks new ground for biodiversity
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A new genome-sequencing study by CUHK biologists has uncovered the hidden genetic histories that explain differences in the behaviour and diets of centipedes and millipedes. These surprising evolutionary insights could help scientists better understand the vital ecological roles that these creatures play in sustaining and restoring natural ecosystems.
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State-of-the-art laser imaging shines fresh light on the distant past
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A CUHK palaeontologist’s leading edge laser imaging technique that could revolutionise palaeontology is providing new answers to age-old questions about how early creatures lived, transforming our understanding of prehistoric biology and ecology thought to be lost to the mists of time.
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Students shine at national science Olympics
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CUHK students performed outstandingly winning the Top Prize for the first time at the 17th ‘Challenge Cup’ National College Students’ Extracurricular Academic Science and Technology Contest. CUHK was the only Hong Kong university to win both the Top and First Prizes.
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