Prof. Joanne Yip introduces scoliosis treatment system

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PolyU startup pilots radiative cooling coatings to combat heat in old buildings

On HOY TV’s programme “InnoAction”, Prof. Joanne Yip, Associate Dean of the School of Fashion and Textiles, introduced the AI-Assisted Design of Functional Clothing for Scoliosis Treatment developed by her team.

Dr Yip founded the startup Active Biotechnology (Hong Kong) Company Limited to commercialise the research outcome. The project was awarded a Gold Medal with Congratulations of the Jury at the 48th International Exhibition of Inventions Geneva.

HOY TV programme: https://polyu.me/3R3r82g (00:12 - 11:18)

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PolyU partners with investment firms to support research commercialisation in GBA

PolyU has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Shenwan Hongyuan and Joincap Capital to support the HKSAR Government’s “Research, Academic and Industry Sectors One-plus Scheme” (RAISe+ Scheme), which aims to promote commercialisation...

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PolyU presents Hong Kong People's Ancestral Origins: Guangzhou – Talk

The University established the PolyU Artists’ Alliance earlier this year to enhance the PolyU community’s appreciation for art and culture. Dr Joseph S.P. Ting, one of the members of the Alliance, PolyU Historian-in-Residence and former Chief...

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PolyU researchers awarded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China

PolyU has been recognised for its high-quality research through several awards from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC). Three research projects have been awarded under the NSFC’s Key Programme, eight research projects under the...

Prof. Joanne Yip introduces scoliosis treatment system

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