EdUHK researchers secure three full paper acceptances at ICML2026 tackling critical challenges in AI, including strengthening language model reasoning, promoting fairness in recommender systems and ensuring trustworthy AI calibration. Their work advances uncertainty aware AI systems in high-stakes domains.
A Hong Kong-based research team found that home-based exercise videos increase children's moderate-to-vigorous physical activity by 6-7 minutes. Parent support strategies grounded in Self-Determination Theory also help sustain motivation and meet psychological needs, leading to improved overall physical activity levels.
A new international study reveals that students devote less time to deeper stages of learning, such as integrating ideas and developing final solutions. The research highlights the importance of assessing the learning process, not just the product, to cultivate judgment, creativity, and genuine understanding in the AI era.
A new EdUHK study shows that adolescents with lower digital literacy levels are more vulnerable to cyberbullying. Those who develop stronger digital literacy skills after experiencing cyberbullying tend to navigate threats and protect themselves effectively.
The EdUHK research team has developed a novel material, a natural and biocompatible silica nanomatrix, to enhance cancer immunotherapy. This breakthrough technology promotes DC maturation, enhances T-cell recognition and killing of cancer cells, and improves targeting precision.
Researchers found that up to 21% of black carbon particles contain two or more cores, previously unaccounted for in global climate models, potentially underestimating BC's light absorption by 50%. The study suggests a 19% increase in global average BC absorption, particularly in wildfire-affected regions.