This “Lab & Lounge” Networking Session is to offer a shared big picture of how university research, manufacturing capability, and entrepreneurship collectively shape the future of Chinese medicine in Hong Kong; and to actively connect researchers, innovators, and industry partners, creating opportunities for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and venture formation. Target audience:CUHK staff, students, alumni, or outside commercial partners who are interested in the topic. Who should join?Researchers, founders, health innovators, and industry partners shaping the future of science‑driven Chinese medicine — from lab to market. Details📅Date: May 22, 2026 (Friday), 5pm to 8pm 📍Venue: UGA Event Hall 🗣️Language: Cantonese🍷 Refreshments provided Speakers Prof. Kam Ming KOTCM Pharmacology ExpertProfessor, HKUSTAssociate Director, Centre for Chinese Medicine R&D, HKUSTTopic “From Chinese medicine science to real world health applications.” Ms. Ming PANGFounder and CEO of KADOSH Health & Beauty Co. Ltd.Formerly Founding Member of NutirGreen™Topic: “From research insight to brand, business, and market adoption.” Ms. Vanessa LAUMarketing Manager, HKIB, CUHKTopic: “From lab results to GMP manufacturing and global markets.” Moderator Prof. Walter HO Register NOW: https://cloud.itsc.cuhk.edu.hk/webform/view.php?id=13732570 For any enquiries, please contact Communications & Engagement Team, KTO at innoport@cuhk.edu.hk.  Details: https://kto.cuhk.edu.hk/en/news-events/announcements/event-highlight-the-vice-chancellor-s-cup-of-student-entrepreneurship-vcce-2026-%E2%80%93final-pitch-cum-award-ceremony-28-apr-2026

Group photo at The Vice Chancellor’s Cup of Student Entrepreneurship (VCCE) 2025-26 Award Ceremony. (Photo: KTO) The Final Pitch cum Award Ceremony of the Vice Chancellor’s Cup of Student Entrepreneurship (VCCE) 2025–26 was successfully held on 28 April 2026, celebrating the creativity, resilience, and entrepreneurial spirit of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) students. The ceremony was officiated by Professor Dennis Lo Yuk-ming, Vice-Chancellor and President of CUHK, who addressed the audience with encouraging remarks that underscored the importance of innovation and perseverance, setting an inspiring tone for the event. This year’s competition attracted 63 submissions from 206 students across all faculties, offering a wealth of innovative, cross-disciplinary ideas with strong potential. Following the selection round, 14 finalist teams advanced to the final pitch, where they presented their ventures before a distinguished panel. After the final pitch, three outstanding project teams emerged as award winners, recognized for their exceptional performance and entrepreneurial vision. Jointly organized by the Knowledge Transfer Office (KTO) and the Center for Entrepreneurship (CfE), the VCCE has, for nearly two decades, served as a distinguished platform nurturing entrepreneurial spirit and cross-disciplinary collaboration at CUHK. Through thoughtfully designed activities, the competition not only deepens students’ understanding of entrepreneurship but also challenges their creativity and resilience as they embark on their entrepreneurial journeys. This year’s edition once again highlighted the wealth of innovative ideas emerging from CUHK, and we extend our heartfelt congratulations to all awardees for their remarkable achievements. Opening Remarks by Prof. Dennis LO Yuk-ming (Vice-Chancellor and President of CUHK). (Photo: KTO) Prof. Dennis LO Yuk-ming (Vice-Chancellor and President of CUHK; first from left) presented tokens of appreciation to the members of the VCCE Judging Panel: Mr. Kelvin WONG (Deputy Director, Knowledge Transfer Office; second from left), Prof. Catherine SO (Professor, Department of Educational Psychology; third from left), Prof. CHEN Xi (Research Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering; third from right), Dr. Frank NG (Executive Director, Center for Entrepreneurship; second from right), Ms. Joyce NG (Chief Executive Director; CUHK Innovation Limited) (Photo: KTO) Prof. Dennis LO Yuk-ming (Vice-Chancellor and President of CUHK; first from left) presented the award to the representatives of the Champion team: RaML. (Photo: KTO) Prof. Irwin KING Kuo-chin (Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education); first from right) presented the award to the representatives of the 1st Runner-up team: Aurora Cryptalytics. (Photo: KTO) Mr. Kelvin WONG (Deputy Director, Knowledge Transfer Office; first from right) presented the award to the representatives of the 2nd Runner-up team: Kam Shun 2.0. (Photo: KTO) Prof. Kevin AU (Director, Center for Entrepreneurship; first from right) presented the award to the Best Presentation Award team: Kam Shun 2.0.(Photo: KTO) A group photo of Prof. Dennis LO Yuk-ming (Vice-Chancellor and President of CUHK; third from left) and award-winning teams of the VCCE 2025-26.(Photo: KTO) A group photo of Ms. Viann FONG (Center for Entrepreneurship; fifth from left), Ms. Tracy WONG (Knowledge Transfer Office; fifth from right), Ms. Anson IP (Knowledge Transfer Office; fourth from right) , the organising team and student helpers of the VCCE. (Photo: KTO) Details: https://kto.cuhk.edu.hk/en/news-events/announcements/event-highlight-the-vice-chancellor-s-cup-of-student-entrepreneurship-vcce-2026-%E2%80%93final-pitch-cum-award-ceremony-28-apr-2026

InnoEX, jointly organised by the Innovation, Technology and Industry Bureau (ITIB) of the Hong Kong SAR Government and Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), was successfully held on 13-16 April 2026 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The fair brought together leading global I&T solutions, artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, and cutting-edge electronic products. To align with the National 15th Five-Year Plan and the I&T development directions outlined in the Government’s latest Budget, the event featured a series of forums, seminars, business-matching sessions, and networking events. These activities attracted over 88,000 buyers from 155 countries and regions, primarily from the Chinese Mainland, Japan, India, the United States, and Korea, to explore new collaboration and business opportunities. This year’s InnoEX, themed “Innovate • Automate • Elevate”, covers five key areas: AI+, Robotics, the Low-altitude Economy, Property Technology and Retail Technology. The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) booth has three start-up teams participating in the event, one of which is also hosting a dedicated booth within the newly launched “RoboPark.” This new zone brought together technology companies from Hong Kong, the Chinese Mainland and overseas, to showcase more than 100 robots across a wide range of application scenarios, covering “Commercial & Industrial”, “Health & Living”, as well as “Entertainment & Social”. Opening Speech by Prof. Dong SUN (Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, HKSAR). (Photo: HKSAR) Welcome Remarks by Ms. Sophia CHONG (Executive Director, Hong Kong Trade Development Council). (Photo: TDC) Keynote speech by Dr. Gerd MÜLLER (Director General, United Nations Industrial Development Organization). (Photo: TDC) Group photo at the opening ceremony of InnoEX. (Photo: KTO)(from left to right) Dr Gene MAN (Head, Knowledge Transfer Events Management Team, KTO), Mr. Kelvin WONG (Deputy Director, KTO), Hon. Mr. Duncan CHIU (Member of the Legislative Council for the Technology and Innovation functional constituency, HKSAR), and Prof. Fei CHEN (Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering, CUHK) Group photo of officiating guests at the opening ceremony of InnoEX. (Photo: HKSAR) Prof. Darwin LAU (Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering, CUHK; middle) and representatives of C3 Construction Robotics Limited in CUHK Booth. (Photo: KTO) Dr. Simon WANG (CEO, Luquos Energy Limited) in CUHK Booth. (Photo: KTO) Prof. Fei CHEN (Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering, CUHK; middle) and representatives of SOTA Robotics (HK) Limited in CUHK Booth. (Photo: KTO) Representatives of SOTA Robotics (HK) Limited in RoboPark Zone. (Photo: KTO) Group photo of Prof. Hon. Kam Fai WONG (Member of the Legislative Council, HKSAR; middle), Dr Gene MAN (Head, Knowledge Transfer Events Management Team, KTO; first from left) with the representatives of Centre for Perceptual and Interactive Intelligence (CPII). (Photo: KTO) Group photo of Prof. Hon. Kam Fai WONG (Member of the Legislative Council, HKSAR; third from left), Dr Gene MAN (Head, Knowledge Transfer Events Management Team, KTO; first from right) with the representatives of Hong Kong Centre for Logistics Robotics. (Photo: KTO) Group photo of Prof. Hon. Kam Fai WONG (Member of the Legislative Council, HKSAR; first from right), Dr Gene MAN (Head, Knowledge Transfer Events Management Team, KTO; first from left) with the representatives of Multi-Scale Medical Robotics Center (MRC). (Photo: KTO) Chief Executive’s Policy Unit VIP Tour visited the CUHK booth. (Photo: KTO)(Front row: first from right) Mr. Ka Ming KWAN (Deputy Head, Chief Executive’s Policy Unit)(Front row: second from right) Mr. Kwok Bun LEE, JP (Commissioner for Innovation and Technology, ITIB) Mr. Stephen LEE (Representatives of C3 Construction Robotics Limited; first from left) introducing the invention to the VIP Tour of Legislative Council of Hong Kong members. (Photo: KTO) Mr. Kelvin WONG (Deputy Director, KTO; second from right) and Dr. Simon WANG (CEO of Luquos Energy Limited; first from right) introducing to Mr. Han Bing (Chairman, Hefei Municipal Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference; first from left). (Photo: KTO) Mr. Kelvin WONG (Deputy Director, KTO; second from left) and Prof. Fei CHEN (Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering, CUHK; first from left) welcoming Mr. Zhi XU (Mayor, Wuhu City in Anhui province; first from right). (Photo: KTO) Mr. Jacky FAN (Director of SOTA Robotics (HK) Limited; third from left). introducing to Mr. Weidong XU, (Deputy Secretary-General, Suzhou Municipal People’s Government; fifth from left). (Photo: KTO) Onsite Robot Demonstration by Mr. Jacky FAN (Director of SOTA Robotics (HK) Limited) in RoboPark Stage. (Photo: KTO) Mr. Jacky FAN (Director of SOTA Robotics (HK) Limited) being interviewed by a reporter from TVB. (Photo: KTO) Mr. Jacky FAN (Director of SOTA Robotics (HK) Limited) being interviewed by a reporter from Live U. (Photo: KTO) A group photo of Knowledge Transfer Office Staff with CUHK project representatives. (Photo: KTO) Team photo of KTO Knowledge Transfer Events Management Team. (Photo: KTO) Details: https://kto.cuhk.edu.hk/en/news-events/announcements/event-highlight-innoex-13-%E2%80%93-16-april-2026

The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) recently participated in the 3rd Hong Kong World Youth Science Conference and the Xiangjiang Nobel Forum from 12-16 April 2026 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC). Taking place during Hong Kong’s Business of Innovation and Technology Week, the conference and forum convene Nobel Prize and Turing Award laureates, leading entrepreneurs, distinguished academicians from both the Chinese Mainland and overseas, students, representatives of international organizations, and innovation and technology (I&T) enterprises from the Chinese Mainland and over 30 countries and regions. The 2026 edition of the conference was organised by the Hong Kong Alumni Association of Beijing Universities (HKAABU), co-organised by Hong Kong Trade Development Council, Beijing Association for Science and Technology, Beijing Investment Promotion Bureau and Beijing Overseas Friendship Association. Covering frontier domains including artificial intelligence, embodied robotics, biomedicine, quantum technology, and green energy, the events provide a platform for participants to exchange insights on cutting-edge scientific and technological developments and strengthen global cooperation on emerging future industries. During the conference, CUHK also presented five awarded projects at the “Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei-Hong Kong-Macao Sci-tech Innovation Achievement Exhibition”, organized by the HKAABU and held at InnoEX, an exhibition organized by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council from the 13-16 April 2026 at the HKCEC. Opening address by The Hon John LEE Ka-chiu, GBM, SBS, PDSM, PMSM (Chief Executive, HKSAR) at the opening ceremony. (Photo: HKAABU) Opening address by Mr. CHEN Wei (Director-General, The Fourth Bureau of the Hong Kong and Macao Work Office of the CPC Central Committee, Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council) at the opening ceremony. (Photo: HKAABU) Welcome address by Dr. Elizabeth LEE, BBS (President, Hong Kong Alumni Association of Beijing Universities) at the opening ceremony. (Photo: HKAABU) Opening address by Prof. the Hon SUN Dong, JP (Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, HKSAR) at the Xiangjiang Nobel Forum. (Photo: HKAABU) Opening address by Mr. Garrett Levin (Senior Intellectual Property Law and Policy Officer, WIPO) at the Xiangjiang Nobel Forum. (Photo: HKAABU) Opening address by Prof. Frederick Ma Si-Hang, GBS, JP (Chairman, HKTDC) at the Xiangjiang Nobel Forum. (Photo: HKAABU) Keynote speech by Prof. Dennis LO Yuk-ming, SBS, JP (Academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences; Vice-Chancellor and President, CUHK) at the Xiangjiang Nobel Forum. (Photo: HKAABU) Prof. the Hon SUN Dong, JP (Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, HKSAR; ninth from left) and other VIPs visiting CUHK exhibiting teams at the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei-Hong Kong-Macao Sci-tech Innovation Achievement Exhibition. (Photo: HKAABU) Mr. Wai Shing CHAN introducing his project to Prof. the Hon SUN Dong, JP (Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, HKSAR) (Photo: HKAABU) Dr. Wing Hei Kobby NG introducing her project to Prof. the Hon SUN Dong, JP (Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, HKSAR) (Photo: HKAABU) Dr. Tianle PAN introducing his project to Prof. the Hon SUN Dong, JP (Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, HKSAR) (Photo: HKAABU) Mr. Wai Shing CHAN, project representative from the research team led by Prof. Philip Wai Yan CHIU, Prof. Zheng LI and Dr. Hon Chi YIP at the Department of Surgery. (Photo: KTO CUHK) Dr. Wing Hei Kobby NG, project representative from the research team led by Prof. Kam Tong LEUNG at the Department of Paediatrics. (Photo: KTO CUHK) Dr. Tianle PAN, project representative from the research team led by Prof. Ho-Pui HO at the Department of Biomedical Engineering. (Photo: KTO CUHK) Dr. Zuoquan ZHAO, project representative from the research team led by Prof. Benmei CHEN at the Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering. (Photo: KTO CUHK) Dr. Xitao HU, project representative from the research team led by Prof. Quan LI at the Department of Physics. (Photo: KTO CUHK) Details: https://kto.cuhk.edu.hk/en/news-events/announcements/event-highlight-3rd-hong-kong-world-youth-science-conference-12%E2%80%9316-april-2026

Three scholars from CUHK have been honoured with the 4th BOCHK Science and Technology Innovation Prize, a highly competitive award celebrating outstanding scientific and technological innovation in Hong Kong.  The awardees are:  Professor Allen Chan Kwan‑chee, Professor of Chemical Pathology and Chairman of the Department of Chemical Pathology💡Innovations in Non-Invasive Diagnostic Technologies for Life and Health Professor Lu Yi‑chun, Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering💡Breakthroughs in Aqueous Battery Technology for New Materials and New Energy Professor Lin Dahua, Associate Professor in the Department of Information Engineering, Medicine and Therapeutics, and Director of CUHK Interdisciplinary Artificial Intelligence Research Institute (IAIRI)💡Multimodal Intelligence Breakthroughs in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Each awardee receives HK$2 million in prize money in recognition of their outstanding contributions to cutting‑edge research and technology translation. Their work extends across the fields of “Life and Health”, “New Materials and New Energy”, and “Artificial Intelligence and Robotics”, demonstrating the University’s leading strength in diverse, cutting‑edge research areas and its strong alignment with the national “15th Five‑Year Plan” for research and development.   Learn more: https://www.cpr.cuhk.edu.hk/en/press/three-cuhk-scholars-win-bochk-science-and-technology-innovation-prize-2026-research-in-life-and-health-new-energy-and-artificial-intelligence-drives-new-quality-productivity-in-the-greater-bay-area/ 

CUHK KTO is pleased to share that three CUHK research projects have been awarded funding in the third round of the ITC’s RAISe+ Scheme.  The funded projects span AI and robotics, health and medical sciences, and advanced manufacturing, reflecting the University’s solid foundation in frontier research and technological innovation, and aligning closely with the high‑quality development emphasised in the national 15th Five‑Year Plan.  The funded projects include:  “Ultrafast Multi-material 3D Nano-fabrication Platform Based on Two-photon Projection Technology”, led by the Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering’s Professor Chen Shih-Chi in the Faculty of Engineering  “AI-powered Robot for Retrograde Intrarenal Surgery”, led by Dr Alex Liu Qinyang from the Department of Surgery in the Faculty of Medicine  “Nucleic Acid-based Nanomedicine for Targeting Treatment of EBV-associated Cancers”, led by Professor Anna Tsang Chi-man from the Department of Anatomical and Cellular Pathology   Congratulations to all the teams, and stay tuned on their journey from lab to market!  Learn more: https://www.cpr.cuhk.edu.hk/en/press/cuhk-secures-funding-for-ai-surgical-robot-cancer-nanomedicine-3d-nano-fabrication-in-third-round-of-itcs-raise-scheme/ 

Group photo of CUHK’s award-winning teams alongside representatives from the Knowledge Transfer Office and the Centre for Entrepreneurship, CUHK. (from left to right)Dr. Frank NG (Executive Director, Centre for Entrepreneurship, CUHK), Dr. Eric LEUNG (Associate Director, Knowledge Transfer Office, CUHK), Ms. Poonsook WATTANAKUL (Thorani, CUHK Team), Mr. Cheuk Tong LAI (Thorani, CUHK Team), Mr. Chun Ho WONG (Thorani, CUHK Team), Ms.Tsing Yin Provides NG (Digital Common(s), CUHK Team), Mr. Kelvin WONG (Deputy Director, Knowledge Transfer Office, CUHK), Dr. Gene MAN (Head of Knowledge Transfer Events Management, Knowledge Transfer Office, CUHK), Ms. Tracy WONG (Knowledge Transfer Events Officer, Knowledge Transfer Office, CUHK) (Photo: HKUST) On 18 April 2026, the HKUST Entrepreneurship Center hosted the Hult Prize Hong Kong Summit 2026 at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. This regional event brought together outstanding student entrepreneurs, ;global mentors, and impact investors in a vibrant platform dedicated to social innovation and sustainable change. As part of the world’s largest student startup competition — often hailed as the “Nobel Prize for Students” — the Summit celebrates purpose-driven ventures that align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and showcases how business can be a force for good. This year’s challenge invited participants to pitch bold, world-changing ideas for social enterprises that advance at least one SDG, with 17 semi-finalist teams competing for the top honors. Two outstanding teams from The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) — Digital Common(s) and Thorani — reached the final round and impressed the judges with their innovative solutions. In the end, Thorani won the Champion, while Digital Common(s) secured the position of First Runner-up, earning CUHK both of the top two prizes at the Summit. Thorani’s victory propels them forward to the global stage, advancing to Digital Incubator and bringing them one step closer to the Hult Prize Global Accelerator for the chance to win USD $1 million in seed funding. About Hult Prize: The Hult Prize is a global startup program that challenges young people to build for-profit businesses that create measurable social and environmental impact. Since 2010, it has grown into one of the world’s largest student movements for social entrepreneurship, engaging millions of participants in more than 130 countries. Participating teams hone their ideas, receive mentorship, and compete to win USD $1M in seed funding. Opening speech addressed by Prof. Tim CHENG (Vice-President for Research and Development, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology). (Photo: HKUST) Group photo of Prof. Allen CHAN, Associate Vice-President (Knowledge Transfer) (front row, fourth from right), Mr. Kelvin WONG, Deputy Director, Knowledge Transfer Office, CUHK (back row, third from right), with officiating guests at the opening of Hult Prize Hong Kong Summit 2026. (Photo: HKUST) Ms. Tsing Yin Provides NG, representing Digital Common(s), delivered the pitch. (Photo: HKUST) Mr. Chun Ho WONG, representing Thorani, delivered the pitch. (Photo: HKUST) Thorani awarded Champion at the Hult Prize Hong Kong Summit 2026. (Photo: HKUST) Digital Common(s) awarded First Runner-up at the Hult Prize Hong Kong Summit 2026. (Photo: HKUST) Group photo of Prof. Allen CHAN, Associate Vice-President (Knowledge Transfer) (second from right), Mr. Kelvin WONG, Deputy Director, Knowledge Transfer Office, CUHK (first from right), Dr. Gene MAN, Head of Knowledge Transfer Events Management, Knowledge Transfer Office, CUHK (first from left), together with the Champion award-winning team “Thorani”. (Photo: HKUST) Group photo of Prof. Allen CHAN, Associate Vice-President (Knowledge Transfer) (third from right), Mr. Kelvin WONG, Deputy Director, Knowledge Transfer Office, CUHK (second from right), Dr. Eric LEUNG, Associate Director, Knowledge Transfer Office, CUHK (first from left), Dr. Gene MAN, Head of Knowledge Transfer Events Management, Knowledge Transfer Office, CUHK (second from left), Ms. Tracy Wong, Knowledge Transfer Events Officer, Knowledge Transfer Office, CUHK (first from right) , together with the First Runner-up award-winning team “Digital Common(s)”. (Photo: KTO CUHK) Group photo of Hult Prize Hong Kong Summit 2026. (Photo: HKUST) Group photo of judges and award-winning teams. (Photo: HKUST) Details: https://kto.cuhk.edu.hk/en/news-events/announcements/cuhk-teams-win-champion-and-first-runner-up-at-hult-prize-hong-kong-summit-2026-18-apr-2026

Photo 1: Group Photo Taking with Speakers (Source: CUHK KTO) Left 1: Mr. Emmanuel Hui, Chief Executive Officer, Pebble Accelerator  Left 2: Prof. Allen Chan, Associate Vice-President (Knowledge Transfer), CUHK  Right 2: Mr. Derek Chim, Head of Startup Ecosystem and Development, HKSTP Right 1: Ms. Carol Liu, Associate Director, Startup Ecosystem (Incu-Bio), HKSTP On March 27, the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Knowledge Transfer Office (KTO) co-hosted the “Incu-Bio x CUHK Open Day: Venture Connect – Biotech” with HKSTP, bringing together approximately 50 participants, with a significant portion of investors.This event was an initiative designed to facilitate interactions between CUHK start-ups and the investment community. This cultivated a vibe that allowed open dialogue and opportunities for intensive communication.The event commenced with welcoming remarks by Mr. Derek Chim, Head of Startup Ecosystem and Development at HKSTP, followed by opening remarks from Prof. Allen Chan, Associate Vice-President (Knowledge Transfer), CUHK. In his sharing, Prof. Chan highlighted the importance of translating research into real-world impact and the role of collaborative ecosystems in advancing innovation.The programme featured seven CUHK-affiliated start-ups presenting biotech-related technologies. Throughout the session, participants were captivated by each presentation. During the networking session, participants exchanged their insights on technology development, application potential, and commercialisation pathways. This interactive format enabled investors and founders to explore areas of mutual interest in a focused and constructive setting.The participating start-ups are listed below in alphabetical order:• CELLmeric Limited• Curved Robotics Limited• Homing Therapeutics Limited• Mag Med Biotech Limited• MicroMag Healthcare Limited• Rare Power Limited• RT Healthtech Co. Limited In addition, two newly joined CUHK start-ups under Incu-Bio, NutrigeneAI Biotech Limited and PregnaSense Co. Limited, also participated in the session with brief introductory presentations. Photo 2: Group Photo Taking with Participants (Source: CUHK KTO) Photo 3: Welcoming Speech delivered by Mr. Derek Chim, Head of Startup Ecosystem and Development, HKSTP  (Source: CUHK KTO) Photo 4: CUHK Sharing Remarks delivered by Prof. Allen Chan. CUHK Associate Vice-President (Knowledge Transfer) (Source: CUHK KTO) Photo 5: Investor Sharing delivered by Mr. Emmanuel Hui, Chief Executive Officer, Pebble Accelerator (Source: CUHK KTO) Photo 6: Introduction to Startup Ecosystem & Incu-Bio 2.0 delivered by Ms. Carol Liu, Associate Director, Startup Ecosystem (Incu-Bio), HKSTP) (Source: CUHK KTO) Photo 8: Networking Session 2 (Source: CUHK KTO) Photo 8: Networking Session 2 (Source: CUHK KTO) Photo 9: Pitching Session of CELLmeric Limited (Source: CUHK KTO) Photo 10: Pitching Session of Curved Robotics Limited (Source: CUHK KTO) Photo 11: Pitching Session of Homing Therapeutics Limited (Source: CUHK KTO)  Photo 12: Pitching Session of Mag Med Biotech Limited (Source: CUHK KTO) Photo 13: Pitching Session of MicroMag Healthcare Limited (Source: CUHK KTO) Photo 14: Pitching Session of Rare Power Limited (Source: CUHK KTO) Photo 15: Pitching Session of RT Healthtech Co. Limited (Source: CUHK KTO) Details: https://kto.cuhk.edu.hk/en/news-events/announcements/event-highlight-incu-bio-x-cuhk-open-day-venture-connect-%E2%80%93-biotech-series-27-mar-2026

The Knowledge Transfer Office (KTO) will host a seminar titled “Navigating Grey Areas: Conflict of Interest Cases Every Staff Should Know.” The purpose of this seminar is to enhance staff awareness of conflict‑of‑interest (COI) management and to promote a culture of integrity across academic, administrative, and operational units. Navigating Grey Areas: Conflict of Interest Cases Every Staff Should Know Highlights Improve understanding of the COI policy among staff Increase confidence in handling grey area situations Strengthen institutional culture of transparency Better documentation and reporting practices Target Audience All CUHK staff, across academic, administrative and contract-based units. Speaker Dr. Jang Sae-Pang, Senior Legal Counsel, Legal and Compliance, Knowledge Transfer Office (KTO) Event Details Date: 30 April 2026 (Thursday) Time: 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Venue: UGA, InnoPort Language: English Mode: Hybrid (Physical and Zoom Webinar) Registration Deadline: 29 April 2026 (Wednesday), 5:00 pm Register NOW: Registration for KTO Webinar | Navigating Grey Areas: Conflict of Interest Cases Every Staff Should Know For enquiries, please contact Dr. Jang Sae-Pang at jangsae-pang@cuhk.edu.hk or 39438929.