Happy Chinese New Year from the Hong Kong Institute for Advanced Study

Warmest Season's greetings from all of your friends at Hong Kong Institute for Advanced Study.

May the Year of the Ox bring you health, peace and happiness!

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HKIAS General Meeting

The Hong Kong Institute for Advanced Study (HKIAS) General Meeting was held at City University of Hong Kong (CityU) on 18 November 2020. [ Read more ]

HKIAS Distinguished Lecture

Data-Driven Global Pandemic Management [ Read more ]

Progress in Additive Manufacturing: From 2D Printing to 4D Printing of Structural Materials and Functional Devices [ Read more ]

Nonlinear Korn Inequalities on a Surface [ Read more ]

Alloy Design of Structural Materials from Simple Disordered to Complex Ordered Material Systems [ Read more ]

HKIAS Senior Fellow

Professor Jihong Yu, a distinguished scholar in Chemistry, has been appointed as HKIAS Senior Fellow in November 2020.
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HKIAS in the Media

HKIAS Distinguished Lectures expand the borders of knowledge [ Read more ]

A scientific approach to solving global problems [ Read more ]

Systems for resilience and strength [ Read more ]

HKIAS Distinguished Lecture series present innovative ideas for human betterment [ Read more ]

Pursuing mathematical beauty and material strength [ Read more ]

Diving deeper into modern scientific questions [ Read more ]

HKIAS News

Former HKIAS Postdoctoral Fellow Dr. Tao Yang interviewed by nature [ Read more ]

HKIAS Senior Fellow Professor Herbert Gleiter awarded the Honorary Doctoral Degree and appointed as a Senior Fellow from the University of Lanzhou [ Read more ]

HKIAS Senior Fellow Professor Qi-Kun Xue appointed as the President of Southern University of Science and Technology, China [ Read more ]

HKIAS Senior Fellow Professor Evelyn Hu received the 2021 IEEE/RSE James Clerk Maxwell Medal [ Read more ]

Publication

"Constrained Minimal-Interface Structures in Polycrystalline Copper with Extremely Fine Grains" by HKIAS Senior Fellow Professor Ke Lu featured on Science [ Read more ]