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HKMU research finds that leveraging bilingualism may enhance the comprehension and expression ability of autistic children

School of Arts and Social Sciences Assistant Professor receives funding from Korean organisation to develop a historical geographical information system

HKMU School of Nursing and Health Studies receives over $20 million in funding from the Jockey Club to launch a “family-based” mental health project to provide all-round support to pregnant women and their families

HKMU innovates microfluidics for real-time monitoring of the metabolic activity of food waste/sewage sludge anaerobic co-digestion to boost the generation of renewable energy

HKMU to open up new research directions in Chinese mythology by exploring the digitisation of mythical creatures

HKMU scholar explores new research frontiers by adapting digital humanities technology to study classical literature

HKMU Scholars Recognised Among World's Top 2% Most-Cited Scientists

HKMU professor develops enhanced thermoelectric generators for sustainable waste heat recovery

HKMU sets up MARS to further microalgae research in the Greater Bay Area and Southeast Asia

HKMU academic develops HK's first free-of-charge, one-stop Extended Reality mobile app Empowering students to master interpretation and public speaking with no time and space constraints

HKMU and two partner institutions awarded a government grant of approximately HK$8 million to develop first cross-institutional VR game to enhance healthcare students' interprofessional communication skills

HKMU tops the research grant table with HK$29.1 million secured from the Research Grants Council, accounting for over 35% of its total funding for self-financing institutions

HKMU and HKLSS conduct a study on dementia risks to encourage healthy diet among lower-educated groups and enhance public education

HKMU researcher contributes to ocean health through collaborative project on development of eco-friendly materials for seawalls

HKMU research finds Jockey Club Support Service for the Children of Disabled Parents 2.0 effective in improving communication and social interactions for disabled parents and their children

HKMU to establish the Ina Ho Cantonese Opera Research Centre to promote the development of Cantonese Opera