The latest stop of the CUbicZine “Human Library” Talk Series brought the conversation to Wu Yee Sun College, where students gathered to explore how professional expertise, community engagement and personal experiences can contribute to creating positive social impact.  The session featured Prof. Mo Kar-him, Assistant Professor of the School of Architecture at CUHK and , Co-founder and Chairperson of the Happy Ageing Lab; and Mr. Philip Wai, Co-Founder of CoCreative Partners Limited. Through stories from their professional and personal journeys, they shared how different paths can converge around a common goal: improving the wellbeing of individuals and communities.  Drawing on experiences from architecture, community development and social service, the dialogue highlighted how age-friendly environments, thoughtful design and grassroots initiatives can help address the challenges of an ageing society. Rather than focusing on large-scale transformations, both speakers reflected on how meaningful change often begins with understanding people’s needs and taking practical action within one’s own community.  Students were encouraged to look beyond conventional definitions of success and consider how their values, experiences and expertise can create impact in ways that are both meaningful and sustainable.  We look forward to continuing the CUbicZine “Human Library” Talk Series across CUHK’s colleges, creating opportunities for students to learn from the lived experiences of fellow members of the CUHK community.  Representatives from KTO’s Communication and Engagement Team opened the assembly with an introduction to the Knowledge Transfer Office (KTO). (Photo: KTO) Guest speakers came together for an engaging chat. (Photo: KTO)      Prof. Mo shared his insights with students. (Photo: KTO) Mr. Wai shared his insights with students. (Photo: KTO) All participants posed for a group photo. (Photo: KTO) 

What does it take to turn opportunities into impact?As part of CUHK KTO InnoPort’s signature CUbicZine “Human Library” Talk Series, Mr. Gavin Ip, Founder of Resitque, former President of the Morningside College Alumni Association (MCAA), and a proud Morningsider, shared his journey from student leader to entrepreneur.Reflecting on Gavin’s experiences at Morningside College CUHK and beyond, Gavin spoke about the importance of staying curious, embracing new experiences, and actively engaging with the community. Through an engaging fireside chat and product demonstration, participants also learned how overlooked challenges can become opportunities for innovation and entrepreneurship.A key theme of the discussion was that innovation does not always begin with inventing something entirely new. More often, it starts with understanding everyday challenges and finding better ways to create value. Students were encouraged to embrace uncertainty, build meaningful connections, and remain open to opportunities that may shape their future.Through honest conversations and personal stories, participants gained valuable insights into entrepreneurship, leadership, and lifelong learning. We look forward to continuing the CUbicZine “Human Library” Talk Series, creating spaces for meaningful dialogue and inspiring students to explore new possibilities through the experiences of fellow members of the CUHK community.

Building on the success of the programme in 2024/25, CUHK InnoPort and inno330 are delighted to reunite for the second edition of the Inno Barista Programme 共融咖啡大使計劃 (2026/27), empowering students to explore entrepreneurship, social innovation, and community impact through a hands-on learning journey.The programme kicked off on 09 October, with an introduction to CUHK’s entrepreneurship ecosystem. Participants heard from Ms. Joyce Leung, who shared opportunities available through the Entrepreneurship Minor Programme (EPIN); Ms. Christine Leung from CUHK InnoPort, who introduced the entrepreneurship support available at CUHK and through InnoPort, including the Pre-Incubation (Pi) Programme and the Vice-Chancellor’s Cup of Entrepreneurship (VCCE); and Ms. Helen Chan, who presented opportunities offered through the Hong Kong Social Enterprise Challenge (HKSEC).Building on this foundation, participants attended the seminar on 12 October, “The Social Impact Beyond a Cup of Coffee”, led by Prof. Howard Ling, who shared insights on social entrepreneurship, sustainable business models, and creating meaningful social impact through innovation. The seminar also featured a guest sharing by Ms. Cherry Lee, Co-founder of Do Did Dust Food, who shared perspectives from her entrepreneurial journey and experience in food innovation.The learning journey has since moved into its experiential phase, with participants undertaking placements at inno330 to gain hands-on exposure to café operations while learning how a social enterprise promotes mental wellness, recovery empowerment, and community inclusion.Running through January 2027, the programme will continue with team-based ideation and the development of Dream Café concepts. The journey will culminate in a Dream Café Competition, where participants will pitch their proposals, with the selected concept brought to life through an actual Dream Café implementation at inno330.Stay tuned as our student teams transform ideas into impact, one cup at a time.

InnoCarnival Opening Ceremony (Photo: ITC)  InnoCarnival 2026 was organised by the Innovation and Technology Commission (ITC) of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Government, held from 24 October to 1 November 2026 at the Hong Kong Science Park with the theme of “Lead with I&T Dream to Fly High”. This year, there are 7 innovative projects were displayed in the CUHK Pavilion, and 4 projects in the Aerospace Zone, captivating of more than 5,000 visitors. Public visitors were warmly invited to engage in a range of interactive and educational activities focused on innovation and technology, crafting an immersive and enriching experience for all involved in the event. A group photo during the Opening Ceremony. (Photo: ITC) Opening Speech by Mr. Paul Chan Mo-po GBM GBS MH JP (Financial Secretary, HKSAR). (Photo: KTO) A group photo during the VIP Tour at the Space Zone. (Photo: ITC) The Space Zone featured four CUHK space-related projects. (Photo: KTO) Project showcase by Prof. Lam Hon Ming (Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Faculty of Science).(Photo: KTO) Video display area featured four CUHK space-related projects. (Photo: KTO) Prof. REN Wei (Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering, CUHK) is being interviewed by a reporter from Hong Kong Wen Wei Po in the Space Zone. (Photo: KTO) A group photo of VIP Tour officiating guests, CUHK project teams and KTO staff. (Photo: KTO)VIP Tour officiating guests include: Mr. Paul Chan Mo-po GBM GBS MH JP (Financial Secretary, HKSAR; Eighth from right) and Mr. Raymond Cheng (Vice President of HKFYG; Fifth from left). A group photo of VIP Tour officiating guests, CUHK project teams and KTO staff. VIP Tour officiating guests include:(start with tenth from left) Ms. Lillian Cheong Man-lei, JP (Under Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, HKSAR), Mr Lyu Feng (Deputy Director-General, LOCPG), Prof. Dong Sun, JP (Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, HKSAR), Ms. Cordelia Chung (Chairman, HKSTP), Mr. Ivan Lee (the Commissioner for Innovation and Technology, HKSAR) (Photo: KTO) (From left to right) Group photo including Dr. Kelvin Wong (Director, Knowledge Transfer Office, CUHK), Prof. Jack Wong (School of Life Sciences, Faculty of Science, CUHK), Prof. Yam Yeung (Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, CUHK), Prof. Irwin King (the Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education), Prof. Tsang Hon Ki (Dean, Faculty of Engineering, CUHK), Prof. Jiang Liwen (Pro-Vice-Chancellor, CUHK), Prof. Liao Wei Hsin (Choh-Ming Li Professor of Mechanical and Automation Engineering, Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, CUHK), Prof. Darwin Lau (Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering, Faculty of Engineering) and Dr. Gene Man (Head of Knowledge Transfer Events Management Team, Knowledge Transfer Office, CUHK). (Photo: KTO) Mr. Leon from Prof. Yam Yeung’s team (Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, CUHK) introduces their project to the VIP Tour at the CUHK Pavilion. (Photo: KTO) (From left) Dr. Kelvin Wong (Director, Knowledge Transfer Office, CUHK), Mr. Paul Chan Mo-po GBM GBS MH JP (Financial Secretary, HKSAR and Prof. Yam Yeung (Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, CUHK). (Photo: KTO) Prof. Yam Yeung (Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, CUHK) and his project representatives. (Photo: KTO) Project representative (Department of Microbiology, Faculty of Medicine, CUHK). (Photo: KTO) (From left) Project representative and Prof. Liao Wei Hsin (Choh-Ming Li Professor of Mechanical and Automation Engineering, Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, CUHK). (Photo: KTO) Prof. Jack Wong (School of Life Sciences, Faculty of Science, CUHK) and project representatives. (Photo: KTO) A group photo of Prof. Liao Wei Hsin (Choh-Ming Li Professor of Mechanical and Automation Engineering, Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, CUHK; first, right), Mr. Billy Yip (Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, CUHK; second, right) and two Robocon team members. (Photo: KTO) RTHK reporting interactive experiences at CUHK pavilion. (Photo: KTO) Visitors came to CUHK Pavilion to discover projects and engage in the interactive games. (Photo: KTO) CUHK Pavilion. (Photo: KTO) Photo of the Knowledge Transfer Events Management Team. (Photo: KTO)(Left to right) Ms. Anson Ip, Dr. Gene Man, Ms. Ariel Yuen. Souvenirs for CUHK Pavilion. (Photo: KTO) Details: https://kto.cuhk.edu.hk/en/news-events/announcements/event-highlight-innocarnival-2026-24-oct-1-nov-2026

On 20 October 2026, Knowledge Transfer Office @CUHK hosted a hybrid IP seminar titled “AI, Patents & Startup Resilience” at UGA, InnoPort, attracting over 60 CUHK researchers, student entrepreneurs, startup founders, and innovators both in person and online via Zoom. The event commenced with warm opening remarks delivered by Dr. Kelvin Wong, Director of the Knowledge Transfer Office, who highlighted the critical role of intellectual property in translating university research breakthroughs into viable, resilient market solutions. Following the opening, we were privileged to feature Dr. Erich C. Tzou, Partner at Domini IP Law from Silicon Valley, as our keynote speaker. Drawing on extensive real-world case studies from the US and global deep-tech scenes, Dr. Tzou delivered an intensive three-hour masterclass on protecting, defending, and commercializing AI and deep-tech innovations. Key Seminar Highlights: Navigating AI Patent Eligibility: Best practices for drafting robust AI patents compliant with 35 U.S.C. §§ 101 and 112, with actionable strategies to clear subject-matter eligibility hurdles. Global & Hong Kong IP Trends: A comparative analysis of local patent filings against international trends, outlining key implications for ventures scaling globally. Strategic IP Operations: Practical approaches to freedom-to-operate (FTO), patent landscaping, proactive licensing, and strategic enforcement. Safeguarding Commercialization: Identifying common early-stage IP pitfalls that risk derailing venture capital fundraising, M&A opportunities, and product launches. The seminar concluded with an engaging Q&A session, where participants interacted directly with Dr. Tzou on cross-border patent strategies, IP portfolio management, and early-stage risk mitigation. A heartfelt thank you to Dr. Tzou for sharing his valuable Silicon Valley insights, to Dr. Wong for his inspiring opening address, and to all attendees whose participation contributed to an enriching afternoon of knowledge exchange! To rewatch the recorded video of the seminar, please click here. The event commenced with warm opening remarks delivered by Dr. Kelvin Wong, Director of the Knowledge Transfer Office. (Photo: KTO) Dr. Erich C. Tzou, Dr. Kelvin Wong, guests, and participants gather for a group photo. (Photo: KTO) Dr. Kelvin Wong (left), presents a certificate of appreciation and a souvenir to keynote speaker Dr. Erich C. Tzou. (Photo: KTO) Details: https://kto.cuhk.edu.hk/en/news-events/announcements/event-highlight-kto-ip-seminar-ai,-patents-startup-resilience-20-oct-2026

Under the theme “Start Your Story • Shape Your Journey”, CUHK InnoPort and the Minor Programme in Entrepreneurship and Innovation (EPIN) welcomed around 800 visitors during CUHK Information Day 2026. Through a full day of interactive activities, entrepreneurial sharing sessions and experiential learning opportunities, prospective students, parents and members of the public explored the many ways innovation and entrepreneurship are embedded in the CUHK experience.  One of the highlights of the programme was the “Student Detective Mission”, an interactive challenge that transformed participants into innovation detectives. Visitors explored the stories behind five CUHK startup teams, including Brewthy, co-founded by Sammi Cheung; CantoMore, founded by Ceci Lam and Miffy Leung; FLUSI, founded by Chris Li; Karelynk, founded by Andy Ho; and Palsara, co-founded by Aaron Yang and Raymond Choi. Through startup-themed challenges and clue-solving activities, participants uncovered how entrepreneurial ideas evolve from initial concepts into real ventures while gaining a deeper understanding of CUHK’s startup ecosystem and entrepreneurship support network.  The event also featured two sharing sessions titled “CUHK Dream Chasers: Stories of Exploration, Innovation & Impact”, bringing together CUHK student founders and alumni entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds. The first session “From Curiosity to Exploration”, featured:  Ms. Claudia Chan (Founder of CancerCompanion and Co-founder of RheumaVision)  Ms. Lory Wong (Co-founder of WriteRight)  Ms. Sammi Cheung (Co-founder of Brewthy)  Drawing from their personal journeys, the speakers reflected on how they explored opportunities beyond the classroom, pursued their interests, and transformed curiosity into meaningful projects and ventures. The second session “From Ideas to Action” featured:  Aaron Yang (Founder and CEO of Palsara Limited)  Flora Yau (Co-founder of The Infinity Room)  Lavitt Ko (Co-founder of Kam Shun Restaurant)  Norris Chung (Founder of ArtInSight)   Adding to the vibrant atmosphere, there was also a series of musical experiences at inno330 Café. Throughout the day, live busking performances by CUHK students and alumni filled the space with energy and creativity, while the Milk Tea Rave by Kam Shun Restaurant brought together music, entrepreneurship and Hong Kong cha chaan teng culture in a unique and engaging way.  The event attracted a steady stream of visitors, creating opportunities for prospective students to interact with student entrepreneurs, startup founders and members of the CUHK innovation community. Through conversations, hands-on activities and personal stories, participants gained a deeper appreciation of how CUHK empowers students to explore ideas, pursue their interests and create meaningful impact beyond the classroom. The CantoMore team introduced their innovative approach to Cantonese language learning and cultural engagement. (Photo: KTO) The Palsara team shared insights into building a startup and creating technology-driven solutions for real-world challenges. (Photo: KTO) The Brewthy team shared their entrepreneurial journey and showcased their startup experience with visitors. (Photo: KTO) The Karelynk team introduced visitors to its platform and discussed opportunities for social impact and community care. (Photo: KTO)  Founder of FLUSI shared how their innovative solution addresses everyday challenges through design and technology. (Photo: KTO)  Participants visited the photo booth to create personalised instant-photo souvenirs. (Photo: KTO)   The Milk Tea Rave by Kam Shun Restaurant added a unique blend of entrepreneurship, culture and music to the Information Day experience. (Photo: KTO)    KTO staff members and student helpers posed for a group photo after supporting the InnoPort × EPIN activities at CUHK Information Day 2026. (Photo: KTO)   Details: https://kto.cuhk.edu.hk/en/news-events/announcements/event-highlight-innoport-epin-info-day-2026

港中大考察團到訪全國高校生物醫藥區域技術轉移轉化中心, 雙方合影留念。前排左四: 王勰, BioBay副總經理前排右七: 趙飲虹, 蘇州生物醫藥分中心主任(照片來源: CUHK KTO)  (僅限繁中版本) 2026年10月16日至18日，一場聚焦醫療科技成果轉化的考察交流活動在蘇州舉行。香港中文大學知識轉移事務處（KTO）連同七支港中大醫療科創團隊參與是次「蘇州到訪考察交流團」，涵蓋手術機械人、智能內鏡、精準體外診斷、數字心理醫療及AI腫瘤診療等前沿領域。在知識轉移事務處率領下，團隊先後到訪蘇州生物醫藥產業園（BioBay）、全國高校生物醫藥區域技術轉移轉化中心（國轉中心）蘇州分中心、蘇州九龍醫院集團及江蘇省醫療器械科技產業園（Medpark），通過實地考察、項目路演與深度座談，與蘇州產學研各界共商合作、共拓商機。⋅ 10月17日上午，考察團首站參觀BioBay展廳，隨後轉赴全國高校生物醫藥區域技術轉移轉化中心，聽取中心基本情況介紹、參觀展廳並舉行座談會。王家達處長在致辭中代表香港中文大學，向國轉中心、蘇州工業園區及BioBay的精心安排與熱情接待致以衷心感謝。他指出，BioBay是全國乃至全球生物醫藥與高端醫療器械創新的高地，而國轉中心的設立，更為高校前沿成果走向臨床與產業搭建了關鍵樞紐。他強調，香港中文大學知識轉移事務處正是連接「學術前沿」與「產業一線」的橋樑，在香港特區政府「產學研1+計劃」（RAISe+）及大學科技初創企業資助計劃（TSSSU）的全力支持下，港中大的前沿醫學科研已加速孵化為破解重大臨床痛點的高潛力企業。他期待依托BioBay與國轉中心的強大產業平台，在中試放大、臨床試驗、註冊申報、投融資對接及長三角產業落地等方面開展紮實合作，推動香港的原創前沿技術加速轉化為服務廣大患者的優質醫療產品。 下午，考察團在九龍醫院集團王俊副總裁等代表陪同下，先後參觀蘇州禧華婦產醫院及蘇州九龍醫院多個臨床部門，實地觀摩醫院的診療流程與設施配置。團隊成員與醫院各科室專家深入交流，詳細了解內地醫療機構在微創手術、精準診斷、智慧康復等領域的實際臨床需求，以及現時客戶對醫療器械產品在安全性、易用性與成本效益方面的取向。專家們結合一線診療經驗，就港中大各項目如何更好貼合臨床場景、打通「從實驗室到手術台」的最後一哩路提出了切實建議，令團隊獲益良多，也為後續的項目路演與合作對話積累了寶貴的市場洞察。 在企業參訪環節，考察團與多家蘇州醫療科技企業深入交流。團隊到訪華鎂至臻醫療科技（蘇州）有限公司，與公司CEO面對面座談，交流高端醫療器械研發與產業化的實戰經驗；其後參觀蘇州金翼醫療科技有限公司，團隊與公司CEO圍繞法規註冊、臨床前動物試驗與臨床評價的全產業鏈服務展開熱烈討論，獲益不少；行程後段，團隊亦造訪精微視達醫療科技（蘇州）有限公司，與公司CEO探討腫瘤早期精準診斷器械的臨床應用與市場拓展心得，其自主研發的倍晰®共聚焦顯微內鏡為國內唯一入選科技部「十四五」國家重點研發計劃的示範產品，已在全國140餘家三甲醫院應用。三場交流讓港中大團隊從企業一線汲取了寶貴的產業化經驗，為自身項目的臨床轉化與商業落地提供了重要參考。 10月18日下午在蘇州九龍醫院舉行的路演論壇將此行推向高潮。九龍醫院董事長孫曦致辭歡迎，九龍集團創新轉化中心及香港中文大學先後作介紹。隨後，七支港中大團隊輪番登台，以八分鐘路演加五分鐘問答的形式，展示涵蓋妊娠期併發症三基因血液篩查、ACT框架精神健康專屬LLM、AI腫瘤精準診療、自主內鏡導航機械人、磁導血管介入系統、可穿戴腦機接口康復系統、超細徑柔性手術機械人及磁驅動腔內組織牽引系統等前沿成果。路演期間及結束後的自由交流環節，香港中文大學團隊與九龍醫院多位臨床專家深入互動，獲得大量寶貴的反饋意見，並聆聽專家們分享第一線的手術實戰經驗，就技術如何真正貼合臨床操作需求展開了熱烈而具建設性的討論，令團隊獲益匪淺。蘇州擁有極完備的生物醫藥全產業鏈生態、國際化的臨床資源與卓越的產業轉化服務；香港中文大學則具備深厚的基礎醫學研究實力、接軌國際的多中心臨床經驗與源源不斷的創新策源力，兩地優勢互補、相得益彰。 此次考察既是香港中文大學科研成果的集中展示，更是尋求深度「雙向奔赴」的起點。香港中文大學知識轉移事務處將全程跟進、全力服務，積極充當各團隊與BioBay、國轉中心及廣大產業夥伴之間的溝通橋樑，推動更多香港原創醫療科技在長三角落地生根、惠及患者。 照片二: 考察團參觀BioBay展廳，了解蘇州生物醫藥產業發展現況(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片三: 考察團合照留念 (參觀地點: BioBay展廳)(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片四: 考察團觀摩華鎂至臻醫療科技的核心產品，了解其技術特點與臨床應用。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片五: 華鎂至臻醫療科技代表向考察團介紹公司發展歷程與產品佈局，雙方就高端醫療器械研發及產業化經驗深入交流。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片六: 港中大考察團到訪華鎂至臻醫療科技（蘇州）有限公司，雙方合影留念。 左三: 魯清, 首席營運官, 華鎂至臻醫療科技（蘇州）有限公司(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片七: 港中大考察團到訪全國高校生物醫藥區域技術轉移轉化中心, 國轉中心代表向考察團介紹中心的發展概況。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片八: 考察團與全國高校生物醫藥區域技術轉移轉化中心代表舉行座談會，雙方就產學研合作與科研成果轉化深入交流。王家達處長（右二）於會上致辭。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片九: 國轉中心代表向考察團介紹中心的發展概況與成果轉化服務體系。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片十: 考察團到訪蘇州禧華婦產醫院，雙方於大堂合影留念。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片十一: 考察團參觀蘇州禧華婦產醫院的孕產保健設施，團隊成員與醫護人員實地交流，了解臨床服務流程與產婦健康需求。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片十二: 蘇州九龍醫院醫護人員向考察團介紹手術室內的先进醫療設備，雙方就器械的臨床使用情況及實際需求進行交流。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片十三: 考察團參觀蘇州九龍醫院的複合手術室，醫護人員講解大型影像導引設備的臨床應用，團隊成員實地了解手術室的配置與運作。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片十四: 考察團參觀蘇州九龍醫院醫學影像科，醫生講解CT能譜成像技術的臨床應用。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片十五: 考察團到訪蘇州九龍醫院，雙方於大堂合影留念。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片十六: 金翼醫療代表向考察團介紹公司「從動物試驗階段開始FDA和CE出海布局」的一站式服務平台，講解創新醫療器械全球化發展的實務經驗。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片十七: 金翼醫療代表向考察團展示腦機接口及神外手術導航相關的技術案例，雙方就臨床前評價與器械註冊等議題深入交流。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片十八: 考察團到訪江蘇省醫療器械科技產業園 ，雙方於大堂合影留念。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片十九: 考察團到訪近距離了解醫療器械創新技術與應用成果，探索醫療科技發展新機遇。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片二十: 到訪精微視達醫療科技蘇州有限公司，與公司 CEO 深入座談，交流從技術研發到產業化的實戰經驗，探討醫療科技創業的挑戰與機遇。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片二十一: 圍繞創業過程中的「卡脖子」問題展開交流，探討關鍵技術突破與市場需求，從實戰經驗中啟發創新思路。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片二十二:參觀公司產品展示，近距離了解醫療設備的技術特色與應用場景，探索研發成果如何轉化為臨床應用。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片二十三: 蘇州九龍醫院舉行的路演論壇 – 香港中文大學專場正式開始。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片二十四:香港九龍集團董事長、上海交通大學醫學院蘇州九龍醫院董事長孫曦致歡迎辭，熱烈歡迎香港中文大學代表團到訪。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片二十五: 香港九龍集團副總裁王俊向香港中文大學代表團介紹集團新成立的創新轉化中心，並表示期望持續推動更多香港原創醫療科技在長三角落地生根。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片二十六：香港中文大學知識轉移事務處王家達博士以「連接研究與影響」為題，向香港九龍集團介紹港中大在科研創新與知識轉移方面的工作，並冀望與蘇州產學研各界共商合作、共拓商機，攜手推動科研成果轉化。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片二十六：香港中文大學路演項目「基於 ACT 治療框架構建的精神健康專屬 LLM 及支援服務方案」代表 – 陳駿生與九龍醫院多位臨床專家深入互動，獲得大量寶貴的反饋意見。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片二十七：香港中文大學路演項目「一項適用于大規模篩查妊娠期併發症的創新型三基因血液檢測法」代表 – 裴曉萌博士與九龍醫院多位臨床專家深入互動，獲得大量寶貴的反饋意見。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片二十八：香港中文大學路演項目「磁科微導：新型磁導航輔助血管介入系統」代表 –張沫艽博士與九龍醫院多位臨床專家深入互動，獲得大量寶貴的反饋意見。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片二十九：香港中文大學項目「磁科微導：新型磁導航輔助血管介入系統」代表 –毛立陽博士與臨床專家探討最新科研產品技術，現場獲得切實建議及反饋。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片三十：香港中文大學路演項目「柔性可穿戴腦機介面及仿生人工肌肉康復系統」代表 – 史向前博士與九龍醫院多位臨床專家深入互動，獲得大量寶貴的反饋意見。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片三十一：香港中文大學路演項目「毫米/ 亞毫米連續體柔性手術機械人平台」代表 – 閆俊彥博士與九龍醫院多位臨床專家深入互動，獲得大量寶貴的反饋意見。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片三十一：香港中文大學路演項目「用於腔內組織操縱的系統和方法」代表 – 陳瑋誠與九龍醫院多位臨床專家深入互動，獲得大量寶貴的反饋意見。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片三十二：蘇州九龍醫院多位臨床專家與路演代表展開熱烈交流，期待加速推動創新科研產品與技術轉化為臨床應用，惠及廣大患者。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 照片三十三：香港中文大學路演項目「OncoMind腫瘤精准治療-從基礎模型到臨床落地」代表 – 許晨晨博士與九龍醫院多位臨床專家深入互動，獲得大量寶貴的反饋意見。(照片來源: CUHK KTO) 合照留念 – 香港中文大學知識轉移事務處及七支港中大醫療科創團隊的蘇州考察交流團與九龍醫院集團代表合照 前排左六 : 王家達博士, 香港中文大學知識轉移事務處處長前排右六: 孫曦, 香港九龍集團董事長, 上海交通大學醫學院蘇州九龍醫院董事長前排左四: 王俊, 香港九龍集團副總裁前排左一: 文志偉博士, 香港中文大學知識轉移事務處活動主管(照片來源: CUHK KTO) Details: https://kto.cuhk.edu.hk/en/news-events/announcements/event-highlight-%E6%B4%BB%E5%8B%95%E5%9B%9E%E9%A1%A7-%E8%98%87%E5%B7%9E%E8%80%83%E5%AF%9F%E4%BA%A4%E6%B5%81%E5%9C%98-%E6%94%9C%E6%89%8B%E7%94%A2%E5%AD%B8%E7%A0%94%E9%86%AB%E5%90%84%E7%95%8C%E5%85%B1%E4%BF%83%E6%88%90%E6%9E%9C%E8%BD%89%E5%8C%96-16-18-oct-2026

The project representatives of the award-winning project “From Waste to Worth: Novel Biowaste-To-Green Fuels Generator” received their award on stage. (from left to right) Mr. Junyang WANG (PhD student, Department of Chemistry), Dr. Pengxian YE (Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Chemistry), and Dr. Zihui TANG (Research Assistant, Department of Chemistry) (Photo: Hong Kong New Generation Cultural Association) The Knowledge Transfer Office (KTO) at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) is proud to announce the remarkable achievements of our research team at the Indonesia Inventors Day (IID) 2026, held from 3 to 6 October 2026 at SMESCO Indonesia, Jakarta. Organized by the Indonesian Invention and Innovation Promotion Association (INNOPA), IID is a premier international platform that convenes inventors, scientists, and researchers worldwide to present commercially viable inventions, prototypes, and advanced technological solutions. Facilitated by KTO’s official nomination via the Hong Kong New Generation Cultural Association (HKNGCA), the CUHK contingent competed against international innovators and received top honors across multiple categories. Supervised by Prof. Chunshan SONG, Dean of the Faculty of Science, the project team from the Department of Chemistry—comprising Mr. Junyang WANG (PhD Student), Dr. Zihui TANG (Research Assistant), Dr. Pengxian YE (Postdoctoral Fellow), and Dr. Guang MIAO (Honorary Postdoctoral Fellow)—garnered three major accolades for their groundbreaking innovation, “From Waste To Worth: Novel Biowaste-To-Green Fuels Generator”: – Gold Medal– Best Green Innovation Award– Thailand Award for Best International Invention and Innovation (Special Award) These accolades underscore CUHK’s commitment to advancing translational research and sustainable environmental technologies. KTO remains dedicated to identifying high-impact innovations across the University, actively supporting their international exposure and facilitating knowledge transfer to foster global sustainable development. A group photo of the project representatives of “From Waste To Worth: Novel Biowaste-To-Green Fuels Generator” : (from left to right) Guang MIAO (Postdoctoral Fellow (Honorary), Department of Chemistry), Dr. Pengxian YE (Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Chemistry), Mr. Junyang WANG (PhD student, Department of Chemistry), and Dr. Zihui TANG (Research Assistant, Department of Chemistry) at their booth. (Photo: Hong Kong New Generation Cultural Association) Project representatives of “From Waste To Worth: Novel Biowaste-To-Green Fuels Generator” : (from left to right) Mr. Junyang WANG (PhD student, Department of Chemistry), Dr. Pengxian YE (Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Chemistry), and Dr. Zihui TANG (Research Assistant, Department of Chemistry) showcased their awards following their successful participation in Indonesia Inventors Day (IID) 2026. (Photo: Hong Kong New Generation Cultural Association) Details: https://kto.cuhk.edu.hk/en/news-events/announcements/event-highlight-iid-2026-6-oct-2026

As part of CUHK KTO InnoPort’s signature CUbicZine “Human Library” Talk Series, the sixth stop of the series arrived at CW Chu College on 24 September 2026 with a special night talk titled “The Undefined Career”. The session featured Mr. Basil Cheung, a CUHK alumnus, Founder of Elio Brand Consultancy and Lecturer of the CUHK M.S.Sc. in Advertising Programme, who shared his personal journey of navigating an unconventional career path and building a life beyond traditional labels. Through a fireside chat moderated by KTO representatives, Basil reflected on his university years, the uncertainties he encountered after graduation, and the experiences that shaped his personal and professional identity. Rather than following a predefined roadmap, he shared how curiosity, experimentation and continuous self-discovery enabled him to create opportunities across branding, education, entrepreneurship and consultancy. A key theme of the conversation was personal branding and career development. Drawing from his own journey, Basil encouraged students to better understand their values, strengths and aspirations, emphasising the importance of authenticity and self-awareness. The discussion also touched on content creation, the realities of managing multiple career identities as a “slasher”, and the challenges of navigating diverse interests in an increasingly dynamic world. Through reflections on both successes and setbacks, Basil highlighted the importance of embracing uncertainty, staying adaptable and forging one’s own path. The engaging session sparked thoughtful discussions among attendees and encouraged students to rethink conventional definitions of success. Through honest reflections and personal stories, participants were reminded that not having all the answers can be an important part of discovering their own path. InnoPort looks forward to continuing the CUbicZine “Human Library” Talk Series across CUHK’s colleges, fostering meaningful conversations that inspire students to explore new possibilities and shape their own futures. Elok Wong from KTO’s Communication and Engagement Team, together with Student Ambassador, Helen Cheung, opened the assembly with an introduction to the Knowledge Transfer Office (KTO). (Photo: KTO) Mr. Basil Cheung shared his insights with college students. (Photo: KTO) Mr. Basil Cheung shared his insights with students. (Photo: KTO) Students participated in the Q&A session. (Photo: KTO) Students participated in the Q&A session. (Photo: KTO) Students received souvenirs and posed for a group photo. (Photo: KTO) Details: https://kto.cuhk.edu.hk/en/news-events/announcements/event-highlight-innoport-human-library-cwchu-college