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監製：Yeung Wai Nga
Technological development at a breathtaking pace has changed various aspects of human lives. Understanding of science is no longer restricted to scientists, but needs to be promoted in a wider context of life.
In order to arouse public interest in science and scientific research, the popular science series of “Science: Creating the Future 2” will introduce in an interesting way the Future Science Prize laureates, including Professor Dennis LO Yuk-ming, Professor Ngai-Ming MOK, Professor YUEN Kwok-yung, Professor Joseph Sriyal Malik Peiris and Professor Kam-Biu LUK from Hong Kong; and the laureates of this year including Professor DENG Hongkui, Professor ZHANG Tao, Professor LI Yadong and Professor SUN Binyong; as well as their research achievements. Their innovative studies show how science affects our daily lives, with a view to creating the future with science together.
Guest Hosts:
Professor Denvid LAU
Professor, Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering, City University of Hong Kong
Professor Kathy LUI
Professor, Department of Chemical Pathology, Faculty of Medicine of the Chinese University of Hong Kong
Professor Tommy LAM
Associate Professor, the School of Public Health, LKS Faculty of Medicine of the University of Hong Kong
Professor Adrian Hoi Chun PO
Hari Harilela Assistant Professor of Physics, the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
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The significance of science prizes lies not only in the recognition of the outstanding scientific research achievements of scientists, but also in the provision of a platform for mutual stimulation and inspiration, as well as promotion of the research achievements through popular science at all levels.
Entering its ninth year, the Future Science Prize, an annual mega event for the scientific community, will be held in Hong Kong again this year. DENG Hongkui, the Boya Chair Professor of Peking University and Leading Scientist of Changping Laboratory, is awarded the Life Science Prize this year. Professor DENG is dedicated to the research on stem cells and regenerative medicine. His “cell reprogramming” technology has pathbreaking implications for the treatment of chronic illnesses.
Producer : YU Wing-chuen
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Entering its ninth year, the Future Science Prize, an annual mega event for the scientific community, will be held in Hong Kong again this year.
ZHANG Tao, a researcher at the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and LI Yadong, a professor at Tsinghua University, are jointly awarded the Physical Science Prize this year for their contribution to the research and development of Single-Atom Catalysis.
Catalysis is the use of catalysts to speed up chemical reactions. Professor ZHANG discovered the synthesis, characterisation, and catalytic properties of a single-atom Pt catalyst embedded in an FeOx substrate. Professor LI systematically advanced the deterministic and controlled synthesis of single-atom catalysts with structurally-defined morphology and coordination environment of the metal centre. Their research has important implications for future physical and biological research, and industrial manufacturing.
Producer: YU Wing-chuen
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Episode 1: Cell Reprogramming – DENG Hongkui
The significance of science prizes lies not only in the recognition of the outstanding scientific research achievements of scientists, but also in the provision of a platform for mutual stimulation and inspiration, as well as promotion of the research achievements through popular science at all levels.
Entering its ninth year, the Future Science Prize, an annual mega event for the scientific community, will be held in Hong Kong again this year. DENG Hongkui, the Boya Chair Professor of Peking University and Leading Scientist of Changping Laboratory, is awarded the Life Science Prize this year. Professor DENG is dedicated to the research on stem cells and regenerative medicine. His “cell reprogramming” technology has pathbreaking implications for the treatment of chronic illnesses.
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