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Professor Philip Yongxin Li, from the Department of Chemistry, HKU

AI helps us decode bacteria’s chemical language and harness their weapons

kklc Nov 26, 2024 4 min read

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

AI makes the impossible possible for us

kklc Nov 19, 2024 4 min read

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…

Professor Ziyang Meng is an acclaimed computational condensed matter physicist and is one of the pioneers of the use of AI in computational physics. His research focuses on developing large-scale numerical and machine-learning simulations to investigate quantum materials.

We used to wait for a year for results, with AI – a week

kklc Nov 15, 2024 7 min read

Brute-force computation cannot solve these difficult problems – because of the exponential wall, one has to approach them with deeper understanding: either applying artificial intelligence or human intelligence. Now with AI, many of the previously impossible simulations – because they…

prof. Moriaki Yasuhara from the University of Hong Kong

What takes us one day, AI can do in a few minutes

kklc Nov 12, 2024 5 min read

One ostracod is one white dot on the slide. In one second AI can identify 20 of them. There are several hundred ostracods here on this slide. Identification will take a few minutes for AI, but by eye, depending on…

Professor Xiaojuan Qi works at the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at HKU where she is a member of the Deep Vision Lab. Her work covers deep learning, computer vision and artificial intelligence. In this interview with our science editor, Dr Pavel Toropov, Professor Qi talks about self-driving cars and building virtual worlds.

We create a new reality with AI

kklc Nov 5, 2024 7 min read

Computer vision and artificial intelligence. To put it simply, computer vision means giving machines the capability to see. Humans can see the 3D world – the objects, the relationships between them, and a lot of semantics. Then we make decisions…

Bridging AI and Real World Impact

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Bridging AI and Real World Impact
Bridging AI and Real World Impact

Discover how HKU Professor Reynold Cheng and HINCare use AI, time banking and smart technology to support elderly care and create social impact in Hong Kong. … Read more

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