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|| NEW RESEARCH || Live‐fast‐die‐young: Carryover effects of heatwave‐exposed adult urchins on the development of the next generation 📄 bit.ly/3Q1QnP0 Dr. Jay Minuti Bayden D. Russell Byrne lab Ashley Deevesh Hemraj Marine Futures Lab The Swire Institute of Marine Science (SWIMS) HKU HKU_Science HKU School of Biological Sciences

The HKSRA team conducting seagrass surveys around HK. Want to know more about Seagrass? Go & Check it out！ 📷hongkongseagrass.com #HKSR #Seagrass #survey

[Faculty Publication - Science Sparks 2025🌟] Thrilled to share our latest Science Sparks edition! This volume spotlights ground-breaking research and the next generation of trailblazing scientists. Dive in and be inspired! 🔬 Science Sparks 2025: t.ly/V_i_k

Congratulations to HKU Science BSc Food & Nutritional Science alumnus, Winston Lau, for earning a spot on the Forbes 30 Under 30 for 2025! shorturl.at/rAYi6

Second set of eDNA and kick net samples in Mui Wo. Dr. Han Wu also looking for Chironomids with an eye for next gen biomonitoring.

Many thanks to XTBG for hosting us for a double seminar. Thilina gave an excellent talk on beetle ecology and eDNA derived interactions. Was also great to have Mat present the findings from our recent publication on Hong Kong marine eDNA dynamics.

The HKSRA team conducting seagrass surveys around HK. Want to know more about Seagrass? Go & Check it out！ 📷hongkongseagrass.com #HKSR #Seagrass #survey

Day four brings us to some very pleasant sites. Vivy managed to sneak a photo of Mat and Han Wu after the eDNA sampling.

Our new study shows how eDNA can track fine scale marine biodiversity loss under human impacts. Using a large scale mesocosm experiment we monitored temporal dynamics in bio-accumulation, response to stressors and eDNA degradation #eDNA #MarineBiodiversity onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

HKU School of Biological Sciences Join us for an inspiring talk by Prof. Sheng Luan, Mok Hing Yiu Distinguished Visiting Professor at HKU, on how plant biology can drive a sustainable "New Green Revolution" to address climate change and global food security: rb.gy/dyi5v3 🌎🥗

The HKSRA team conducting seagrass surveys around HK. Want to know more about Seagrass? Go & Check it out！ 📷hongkongseagrass.com #HKSR #Seagrass #survey

HKU Biologists Uncover How a Genetic Player Fuels Liver Cancer by Disrupting Fat Metabolism biosch.hku.hk/hku-biologists… #hku #hkuscience #hkusbs #livercancer

The fossil research by Professor Moriaki Yasuhara (Moriaki Yasuhara) shows 🌊deep-sea ecosystems are impacted by 🌡️temperature and food changes, raising concerns about climate interventions. 📖Read and 🎧listen now at the #HKUBulletin: bulletin.hku.hk/research/lesso…

New DOSI Climate collaboration just out! Gallo et al. Illuminating deep-sea considerations and experimental approaches for mCDR proposals iopscience.iop.org/article/10.108…

HKU Ecologists Unveil Critical Insights into Marine Biodiversity Dynamics Using Environmental DNA onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ed… #hku #hkuscience #hkusbs

Food waste is a global challenge and HKU School of Biological Sciences is finding creative ways to turn kitchen scraps into nutritious meals.Led by Prof Jetty Lee, the cookbook "Conscious Cooking – Asian Delights" features innovative recipes to inspire healthier and greener living. shorturl.at/WQQfl

Research led by Prof. Simon Sin of HKU School of Biological Sciences reveals that Hong Kong’s Rickett's big-footed bats hunt marine fish like flying fish and mullets, and even water striders!A fascinating discovery of their incredible adaptability! ynews.page.link/Qe1UJ doi.org/10.1002/edn3.7…

Thomas presenting his initial findings from our night purse seine fishery survey study, in collaboration with the AFCD. Eight months with 167 unique species.

Don’t miss the chance TODAY to hear Professor Sheng LUAN, Mok Hing Yiu Distinguished Visiting Professor at HKU, discuss how plant biology can drive a sustainable "New Green Revolution". 🌿✨Register now: rb.gy/vyd7zi

Prof. Simon Sin team of HKU School of Biological Sciences reveals that HK’s Rickett's big-footed bats (Myotis pilosus) hunt marine fish like flying fish & mullets, & even water striders! 傳媒報道 Full story：ynews.page.link/Qe1UJ 詳情 Read more doi.org/10.1002/edn3.7…