HKU researcher Yuxiang Yang explores how artificial intelligence and quantum sensing combine to create smarter, self-learning instruments that redefine how we perceive the world.

“If we change the way events can be ordered, we may discover new ways to compute, communicate, and understand the universe.” — Prof. Giulio Chiribella At the heart of modern physics lies a paradox: the deeper we go into the…

Once sci-fi fantasy, AI now is able to predict the city’s future like a crystal ball, thanks to the visionary projects at the University of Hong Kong.

We use AI to decode bacteria’s chemical language. Genome information is now available online – more than one million bacterial genomes are available!  We developed a new methodology called genome mining. AI looks at a million genomes and assesses their…

Professor Haibo Jiang works at the Department of Chemistry at the University of Hong Kong and is the director of the multi-disciplinary JC STEM Lab of Molecular Imaging. He received his PhD from the University of Oxford and joined HKU…