（僅限繁中版本） 第一屆 (2026) 香港大學生金融科技創新大賽宣講會 (港中大專場) 已於2026年9月24日順利舉行。本次宣講會特別邀請到中國工商銀行（亞洲）的多位代表出席，包括金融科技部副主管滕文權先生、人力資源部副主管黃婷女士、沙田分行主管兼副區域主管嚴海平先生，以及中國工商銀行（亞洲）金融科技部技術及架構管理團隊主管王禮東先生。 宣講會上，工銀亞洲代表深入解析了本屆大賽的賽程規則與獎項設置，並圍繞科技金融、綠色金融、普惠金融及數字金融等十大參賽方向進行全方位剖析。現場亦透過分享亮點項目案例與歷屆優勝作品，啟發同學們將前沿創新技術應用於真實金融場景，現場交流氣氛熱烈。此外，代表們亦向同學們詳細介紹了工銀亞洲的企業發展前景與人才培育計劃，展現業界對優秀人才的重視。 香港中文大學知識轉移事務處知識轉移活動主管文志偉博士致歡迎辭。（照片來源: 主辦方） 中國工商銀行（亞洲）人力資源部副主管黃婷女士向同學們分享中國工商銀行（亞洲）的人才計劃。（照片來源: 主辦方） 中國工商銀行（亞洲）金融科技部副主管滕文權先生深入講解今屆大賽的安排與重點資訊。（照片來源: 主辦方） 中國工商銀行（亞洲）代表在問答環節中即時解答現場同學的提問。（照片來源: 主辦方）從左至右：中國工商銀行（亞洲）沙田分行主管兼副區域主管嚴海平先生、中國工商銀行（亞洲）金融科技部副主管滕文權先生、中國工商銀行（亞洲）金融科技部技術及架構管理團隊主管王禮東先生 中國工商銀行（亞洲）金融科技部副主管滕文權先生於宣講會與現場同學進行交流。（照片來源: 主辦方） 香港中文大學知識轉移事務處代表與中國工商銀行（亞洲）代表合照留念。（照片來源:主辦方）從左至右：中國工商銀行（亞洲）人力資源部副主管黃婷女士、香港中文大學知識轉移事務處知識轉移活動主管文志偉博士、中國工商銀行（亞洲）金融科技部副主管滕文權先生、中國工商銀行（亞洲）沙田分行主管兼副區域主管嚴海平先生 詳情：https://kto.cuhk.edu.hk/en/news-events/announcements/event-highlight-24-sep-2026

 Photo 1: Group Photo Taking with Speakers (Source: CUHK KTO)Left 1: Mr. Raymond Chu, Director, University Collaborations & Entrepreneurship, HKSTPLeft 2: Mr. Eric Or, Chief Ecosystem Development Officer. HKSTPRight 2: Prof. Allen Chan, Associate Vice-President (Knowledge Transfer), CUHKRight 1: Mr. Kelvin Wong, Director – Knowledge Transfer Office, CUHK On 22 September, the Knowledge Transfer Office (KTO) of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) and the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) successfully co-hosted the “Mix and Mingle – Venture Connect for AI & Robotics”, bringing together approximately 60 participants, with a majority of whom were investors.  This event aimed to bring together investors, entrepreneurs, and innovators to exchange ideas on latest developments in artificial intelligence and robotics. It marked the second Venture Connect session. The programme opened with remarks by Mr. Eric Or, Chief Ecosystem Development Officer, HKSTP, who spoke on the importance of connections among innovators, industry partners, and investors. This was followed by welcome remarks from Prof. Allen Chan, Associate Vice-President (Knowledge Transfer), CUHK, who highlighted CUHK’s efforts in research translation and entrepreneurship. The event also featured an investor sharing session by Mr. Tony Tung, Associate Director, Co-Acceleration, HKSTP. He shared insights into the current state of artificial intelligence using the technology hype cycle as a reference framework and discussed factors that investors consider when evaluating technology start-ups. A highlight of the event was the pitching session, where eight CUHK-affiliated start-ups presented their technologies and business propositions to investors and industry representatives. The presentations covered applications in elderly care, agentic AI, medical robotics, construction robotics, autonomous robotic systems, and sensor-integrated textiles. The participating start-ups are listed below in alphabetical order: Aidea Technologies Limited AgentecFusion Limited C3 Construction Robotics Limited CU-Craft Limited MediOrigin Technology Limited Rodeep Limited Sota Robotics (HK) Limited Texense Technology Company Limited Following the presentations, participants continued their discussions during a networking session. Founders, investors, and industry representatives exchanged views on technology development, market opportunities, and commercialisation strategies while establishing new connections across the innovation community. Photo 2: Group Photo Taking with Participants (Source: CUHK KTO) Photo 3: Welcoming Speech delivered by Mr. Eric Or, Chief Ecosystem Development Officer. HKSTP (Source: CUHK KTO) Photo 4: CUHK Opening Remarks delivered by Prof. Allen Chan. CUHK Associate Vice-President (Knowledge Transfer) (Source: CUHK KTO)  Photo 5: Investor Sharing delivered by Mr. Tony Tung, Associate Director, Co-Acceleration, HKSTP (Source: CUHK KTO)  Photo 5: Investor Sharing delivered by Mr. Tony Tung, Associate Director, Co-Acceleration, HKSTP (Source: CUHK KTO)  Photo 7: Pitching Session of AgentecFusion Limited (Source: CUHK KTO)   Photo 8: Pitching Session of C3 Construction Robotics Limited (Source: CUHK KTO)    Photo 9: Pitching Session of CU-Craft Limited (Source: CUHK KTO)    Photo 10: Pitching Session of MediOrigin Technology Limited (Source: CUHK KTO) Photo 11: Pitching Session of Rodeep Limited (Source: CUHK KTO)  Photo 12: Pitching Session of Sota Robotics (HK) Limited (Source: CUHK KTO)  Photo 13: Pitching Session of Texense Technology Company Limited (Source: CUHK KTO) Photo 14: Networking Session (Source: CUHK KTO) Photo 15: Group photo after the event (Source: CUHK KTO) Details: https://kto.cuhk.edu.hk/en/news-events/announcements/event-highlight-mix-and-mingle-venture-connect-for-ai-robotics

From earning the first dollar to building a global business, the entrepreneurial journey is rarely straightforward.Mr. Ali Abdaal, renowned entrepreneur, YouTuber, former doctor, and New York Times bestselling author of Feel-Good Productivity, joined the latest Venture Series – Fireside Chat with Ali Abdaal, successfully hosted by CUHK PI Centre on 18 September 2026 at LT7, Lee Shau Kee Building, CUHK. The event attracted over 100 students, faculty members, aspiring entrepreneurs, and guests for an inspiring evening of conversations on entrepreneurship, productivity, and building a meaningful career beyond conventional paths.Drawing from his personal experiences, Ali shared practical advice on bridging academic expertise with market demand, validating early-stage MVPs, finding first paying customers, and developing a founder mindset that prioritises learning, experimentation, and execution.Discussion Highlights– Shifting from a technical expert to a founder mindset– Marketing MVPs and finding first paying customers– Balancing research, teaching, entrepreneurship, and personal commitments– The GPS Framework: Goal • Plan • SystemA big thank you to Ali Abdaal for sharing his experiences and inspiring the CUHK community to think boldly, start early, and pursue their entrepreneurial ambitions with purpose.

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Officiating guests at the opening ceremony of the Rethink HK 2026. (Photo: CUHK KTO) The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) participated in ReThink HK 2026, which was successfully held from September 10 to 11, 2026, at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre in Wan Chai. As Hong Kong’s flagship annual sustainability event, ReThink HK 2026 convened over 6,500 business leaders, government officials, academics, and NGO representatives to foster cross-sector collaboration and accelerate the city’s transition toward a climate-resilient, low-carbon economy. At this year’s exhibition, CUHK was represented by six startup teams showcasing pioneering green technologies and environmental protection strategies. Their displays featured practical solutions spanning eco-friendly packaging, advanced safe energy storage, sustainable biomaterials, eco-coating solutions, green enzymatic biocatalysis, and digital gamification tools for community-driven urban planning. Throughout the two-day event, these exhibits successfully drew strong attention and positive engagement from industry partners, investors, and professionals across diverse sectors, opening up promising avenues for collaboration and knowledge transfer. Through the Knowledge Transfer Office, CUHK continues to support the translation of academic research into real-world applications, fostering industry partnerships and community engagement to drive sustainable development and environmental innovation across the region. Welcome Remarks by Mr. Chris BROWN (Founder & CEO, EnviroEvents (Rethink) Ltd). (Photo: CUHK KTO) Welcome Remarks by Mr. Kevin O’BRIEN (Chairman, Business Environment Council). (Photo: CUHK KTO) Opening Address by Miss Diane WONG, JP (Under Secretary for Environment and Ecology, HKSAR). (Photo: CUHK KTO) [Group Photo] CUHK Pavilion, with 6 teams showcasing pioneering green technologies and environmental protection strategies. (Photo: CUHK KTO) Professor To NGAI (Department of Chemistry, CUHK; second from left) and his project team members. (Photo: CUHK KTO) Professor Haiwei LUO (School of Life Sciences, CUHK; middle) and his project team members. (Photo: CUHK KTO) Professor Michael Kenneth CHAN (School of Life Sciences, CUHK; right) and his project team member. (Photo: CUHK KTO) Dr. Simon WANG (CEO, Luquos Energy Limited; centre) and the representatives from Luquos Energy Limited (Photo: CUHK KTO) Mr. Ronaldo CHAN (Chief Scientist, ReHarmony Limited), supporting the event. (Photo: CUHK KTO) Dr. Provides NG (Founder, Digital Common(s)), supporting the event. (Photo: CUHK KTO) Professor Haiwei LUO (School of Life Sciences, CUHK) presented his project at the Innovation Stage. (Photo: CUHK KTO) Professor To NGAI (Department of Chemistry, CUHK) presented his project at the Innovation Stage. (Photo: CUHK KTO) Dr. Simon WANG (CEO, Luquos Energy Limited) presented his project at the Innovation Stage. (Photo: CUHK KTO) Dr. Provides NG (Founder, Digital Common(s)) presented her project at the Innovation Stage. (Photo: CUHK KTO) A group photo of speakers at the Innovation Stage. (Photo: CUHK KTO) CUHK’s sustainable technology innovations drew keen interest and active discussion from industry delegates and visitors throughout ReThink HK. (Photo: CUHK KTO) CUHK’s exhibition booth garnered extensive engagement from industry stakeholders and environmental leaders, fostering meaningful dialogue on the translation of sustainable technologies at ReThink HK 2026. (Photo: CUHK KTO) CUHK innovators engage with attendees eager to explore practical green solutions and sustainable partnerships.(Photo: CUHK KTO) Details: https://kto.cuhk.edu.hk/en/news-events/announcements/event-highlight-rethink-hk-2026-10-11-september-2026

The 5th Hong Kong International Biotechnology Conference and Exhibition (BIOHK2026), was held from September 9 to 12, 2026, at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Co-organized by the Hong Kong Biotechnology Organization and Reed Sinopharm Exhibitions under the theme ‘Kaleidoscope’, BIOHK2026 spotlighted Hong Kong’s vibrant life sciences ecosystem and its strategic positioning as a preeminent biotech crossroads connecting global industry leaders, clinical researchers, and investors. Demonstrating CUHK’s steadfast commitment to fostering research excellence and technological innovation, two promising start-up teams from the Faculty of Medicine showcased their latest translational breakthroughs in the biomedical and microbiology sectors. This participation highlights CUHK’s active role in driving high-impact innovation from the laboratory to the global market, aligning with the city’s broader vision as an international innovation and technology hub. Welcome Remarks by Professor Albert Cheung-Hoi YU (Chairman, Hong Kong Biotechnology Organization and President of BIOHK2026) at the Opening Ceremony of BIOHK2026. (Photo: BIOHK) Guest Remarks by The Hon. Chun-Ying LEUNG, GBM, GBS, JP (Vice Chairman, National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference) at the Opening Ceremony of BIOHK2026. (Photo: BIOHK) Guest Remarks by Professor Dong SUN (Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, HKSAR) at the Opening Ceremony of BIOHK2026. (Photo: BIOHK) Guest Remarks by Professor Chung-Mau LO (Secretary for Health, HKSAR) at the Opening Ceremony of BIOHK2026. (Photo: BIOHK)  Guest Remarks by Mr. Xu CHEN (Executive Deputy Director General of the Guangzhou GBA Office) at the Opening Ceremony of BIOHK2026. (Photo: BIOHK)  Keynote Speech by Professor Yuk Ming Dennis LO (Vice-Chancellor and President, The Chinese University of Hong Kong) at the Opening Ceremony of BIOHK2026. (Photo: BIOHK)  Group photo at the opening ceremony of BIOHK2026. (Photo: BIOHK) (From left to right) Professor Michael YANG (Senior Vice-President, City University of Hong Kong), Mr. Antony Kam-chung LEUNG (Former Financial Secretary, HKSAR), Professor Yuk Ming Dennis LO (Vice-Chancellor and President, The Chinese University of Hong Kong), Professor Sunny LEE (Board Chairman, Hong Kong Applied Science and Technology Research Institute Company Limited). Professor Philip Wai Yan CHIU (Dean, Faculty of Medicine, CUHK) delivered a speech at the speaking session on the topic: Shenzhen–Hong Kong Biotech Cross-Border Collaboration & Innovation Summit (Co-organized by Shenzhen Biopharmaceutical Industry Alliance). (Photo: CUHK KTO) Sharing by Professor Philip Wai Yan CHIU (Dean, Faculty of Medicine, CUHK) at the panel session on the topic: Breaking Cross-Border Barriers, Energizing the Greater Bay Area’s Innovation Core. (Photo: CUHK KTO)  Professor Xiao YANG (Department of Microbiology, CUHK; left) and the representative of YnnoMed Limited. (Photo: CUHK KTO)  Representative of GEINQure Biotech (Hong Kong) Co. Limited. (Photo: CUHK KTO) A group photo of CUHK start-up representatives with KTO staff. (Photo: CUHK KTO) Details: https://kto.cuhk.edu.hk/en/news-events/announcements/event-highlight-biohk-2026-9-12-september-2026

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On 13 September 2026, Mr Kelvin Wong, Director of KTO at CUHK, travelled to the Zhangjiang Science Hall in Pudong, Shanghai, to attend the 2026 Annual Innovation Symposium of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Technology Transfer Network (SHK-TTN). Hosted by SHK-TTN, the symposium brought together leaders from relevant divisions of the Shanghai Science and Technology Commission, heads of research and technology transfer offices from universities across Shanghai and Hong Kong, and representatives of professional institutions such as the National Technology Transfer Eastern Centre. The atmosphere was vibrant and the discussions were substantive. The symposium featured pragmatic and in-depth discussions on several key topics in Shanghai-Hong Kong science and technology cooperation. Regarding the establishment of an interconnected system for science and technology scenario validation resources, participants agreed on the need to systematically map existing industrial validation scenarios in both cities, chart a cross-regional resource atlas, facilitate two-way sharing channels for prototype testing, outcome iteration and process validation, and refine supporting systems covering access standards, usage guidelines, and rights and responsibilities. On two-way commercialisation of research outcomes and the development of landing platforms in Shanghai, discussions focused on building precise two-way matching mechanisms for university outcomes, exploring full-cycle pathways for Hong Kong university outcomes to land in Shanghai and for Shanghai outcomes to go global, and making forward-looking plans for the spatial layout, functional positioning, and operating models of Hong Kong university innovation centres and joint R&D platforms in Shanghai. Shanghai and Hong Kong each possess distinct strengths in innovation resources, industrial application scenarios, and internationalisation, making them highly complementary. As the SHK-TTN continues to refine its working mechanisms for regular matchmaking, project follow-up, and dynamic resource updates, the integrated Shanghai-Hong Kong technology transfer empowerment platform will undoubtedly play an increasingly important role in injecting sustained momentum into cross-border commercialisation of university research outcomes. Meanwhile, Mr Wong served as a judge at the Final of the 2026 InnoMatch Technology Transfer Professionals Competition. Six finalist teams competed in a format of an 8-minute pitch followed by a 6-minute Q&A session. The evaluation centred on the core professional competencies of technology transfer professionals, with emphasis on the precision of needs identification and the ability to recognise implicit needs and application scenarios; the relevance and feasibility of solution design and implementation strategies; the accuracy of partner profiling; the soundness of pricing logic and supporting rationale for proposed transactions; and the professional depth demonstrated in presentation and responses during the Q&A. Technology transfer professionals are the critical bridge that carries research outcomes from the laboratory to the market, and their expertise largely determines the success of commercialisation. In this competition, a group of outstanding professionals emerged who combine strong technology assessment capabilities, commercial negotiation skills, and cross-domain integration thinking. Their impressive performance gave great confidence in the future of the profession. While the pitches have come to an end, the journey of commercialisation never stops; we look forward to seeing these talented professionals facilitate more high-quality commercialisation cases on the Shanghai-Hong Kong stage and beyond. Shanghai-Hong Kong synergy, boundless innovation. Our sincere thanks to the organisers for their invitation and trust, and to all fellow participants for their inspiring insights. We look forward to continued collaboration, where ideas meet and value is created together!

Group Photo – the 11th Belt and Road Summit Opening Ceremony (Source: Main Organizer) The Knowledge Transfer Office (KTO) of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) made a prominent appearance at the 11th Belt and Road Summit on 9–10 September 2026 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Co-organised by the Government of the HKSAR and the HKTDC under the theme “Advancing High-Quality Development • Embarking on a New Journey”, the flagship summit convened over 6,200 political and business leaders from across 70 countries and regions. Acting as an active collaboration partner in the innovation landscape, CUHK KTO leveraged this international platform to exchange insights on multilateral collaboration, bridge academic excellence with global industry demand, and explore concrete business matching and commercialisation opportunities aligned with the Belt and Road Initiative. At the Summit’s dedicated Open Stage session, Mr. Kelvin Wong, Director of KTO, introduced CUHK’s vibrant innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem to a diverse international audience. Mr. Wong highlighted KTO’s dedicated efforts in transforming cutting-edge campus research into impactful, market-ready ventures, expressing the vision to open up doors to new global opportunities and strategic partnerships in Belt and Road markets. Following his address, Mr. Wong was interviewed by the media, further articulating CUHK’s role as a vital superconnector between groundbreaking university research, global investors, and regional industry stakeholders. A major milestone of this year’s Summit was the debut of the University Zone, designed to showcase Hong Kong’s strengths in research, technological translation, and international talent development. CUHK KTO proudly led three high-potential CUHK teams—BactOPack Limited, Luquos Energy Limited, and ReHarmony Limited to showcase breakthroughs spanning green technology, smart city development, bio-based materials, safe flow battery energy storage, and radiative cooling coatings at the exhibition floor. Throughout the two-day event, the CUHK booths attracted a steady stream of global delegates, venture capitalists, industry partners, and potential collaborators eager to explore cross-regional applications and strategic tie-ups. CUHK KTO’s active participation aligns seamlessly with Hong Kong’s strategic positioning as a “superconnector” and “super value-adder” under the Belt and Road framework. By leveraging the city’s unique gateway advantages to bridge Mainland China with emerging global markets, KTO remains dedicated to expanding CUHK’s innovation footprint, cultivating impactful multilateral partnerships, and accelerating the translation of world-class academic research into sustainable societal and economic value. Photo 1- Welcome Remarks by Professor Frederick MA ,Chairman, HKTDC. (Photo: HKTDC) Photo 2- Mr. John LEE, The Chief Executive, spoke at the 11th Belt and Road Summit Opening Ceremony. (Photo: HKTDC) Photo 3- Mr Abdulla Nigmatovich ARIPOV, The Prime Minister of Uzbekistan, delivered special address at the 11th Belt and Road Summit Opening Ceremony. (Photo: HKTDC) Photo 4- Ms Carolina COSSE, The Vice President of Uruguay, delivered special address at the 11th Belt and Road Summit Opening Ceremony. (Photo: HKTDC) Photo 5- Mr Saleumxay KOMMASITH, Deputy Prime Minister of Laos, delivered special address at the 11th Belt and Road Summit Opening Ceremony. (Photo: HKTDC) Photo 6- Group Photo of 3 CUHK teams showcasing CUHK technologies and KTO representatives at Belt and Road Summit 2026. (Photo: CUHK KTO) Photo 7- Mr. Kelvin WONG (Director, Knowledge Transfer Office) introduced CUHK’s vibrant innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem to a diverse international audience. (Photo: CUHK KTO) Photo 8- Mr. Kelvin WONG (Director, Knowledge Transfer Office) highlighted KTO’s dedicated efforts in transforming cutting-edge campus research into impactful, market ready ventures. (Photo: CUHK KTO) Photo 9- Professor To NGAI (Department of Chemistry, CUHK; middle) and representatives of BactOPack Limited. (Photo: CUHK KTO) Photo 10- Representatives from Luquos Energy Limited. (Photo: CUHK KTO) Photo 11- Representative of ReHarmony Limited. (Photo: CUHK KTO) Photo 12- CUHK booths attracted a steady stream of global delegates, venture capitalists, industry partners, and potential collaborators eager to explore cross-regional applications and strategic tie-ups. (Photo: CUHK KTO) Details: https://kto.cuhk.edu.hk/en/news-events/announcements/event-highlight-the-11th-belt-and-road-summit-9-10-september-2026