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29 Aug 2026
Children’s Milk Intake and Iron Absorption

Children’s Milk Intake and Iron Absorption

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25 Aug 2026
CUHK launches Hong Kong’s first joint-school butterfly ecological survey Students become ‘butterfly investigators’ to provide valuable data for local biodiversity research

CUHK launches Hong Kong’s first joint-school butterfly ecological survey Students become ‘butterfly investigators’ to provide valuable data for local biodiversity research

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21 Aug 2026
Vibrant Hong Kong to share about coral cultivation, restoration, and education in our city

Vibrant Hong Kong to share about coral cultivation, restoration, and education in our city

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15 Aug 2026
植物標本成「科學證人」 藏DNA與環境密碼

植物標本成「科學證人」 藏DNA與環境密碼

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10 Aug 2026
營養解密｜飲用電解水能改善健康嗎？

營養解密｜飲用電解水能改善健康嗎？

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28 Jul 2026
CUHK-led breakthrough rewrites evolutionary biology to pave way for pollution-neutral agriculture – Discovery published in PNAS reveals free-living soil bacteria’s nitrogen-fixing mechanism, offering eco-friendly biofertiliser alternative for global staple crops to reduce chemical fertiliser pollution

CUHK-led breakthrough rewrites evolutionary biology to pave way for pollution-neutral agriculture – Discovery published in PNAS reveals free-living soil bacteria’s nitrogen-fixing mechanism, offering eco-friendly biofertiliser alternative for global staple crops to reduce chemical fertiliser pollution

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18 Jul 2026
智．創未來 – 智慧精準醫療

智．創未來 – 智慧精準醫療

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15 Jun 2026
Endangered plant conservation: CUHK showcases its research, art and education initiatives at Shiu-ying Hu Day

Endangered plant conservation: CUHK showcases its research, art and education initiatives at Shiu-ying Hu Day

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4 Jun 2026
自嘲研究路上「孤獨過毒菇」 鄧銘澤樂散播知識孢子

自嘲研究路上「孤獨過毒菇」 鄧銘澤樂散播知識孢子

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22 May 2026
CUHK joint study finds airborne environmental DNA can help monitor bird trade, with implications for wildlife enforcement and conservation

CUHK joint study finds airborne environmental DNA can help monitor bird trade, with implications for wildlife enforcement and conservation

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