Hong Kong's Premier Science Communicator Is Not Doing an Autopsy of Her City
Those were simpler times though, and now people trust her to the point that they want more from her than just science.
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Joy N. Ismail
Aug 1, 20206 min read
A Battle Between Heart and Mind
Academically, it felt like going from a bustling city to a sparsely populated town.
Ying-He Celeste Lü
Mar 24, 20204 min read
The Walls Will Fall One Day if We Keep Growing
“The Wall” — local people like to address it this way. To locals, the mere length or the grandeur of it does not ring any bells.
Beth Bartel
Mar 6, 20204 min read
I Was Scared by Volcanoes, so I Decided to Study Them
I was petrified of volcanoes, tsunamis, earthquakes, high winds, lightning, and even--when I was very young--the sound of the ocean.
Sneha Dharwadkar
Feb 17, 20206 min read
The Wild Calls. Am I Listening?
My field site was adorned with loads and loads of herps and nobody can tell me otherwise.
David Hu
Oct 23, 20196 min read
"Wasteful Research"? Nah.
Failure in research is essential. If you fear failure it could distort the way you choose projects and ultimately impede science progress.
Hon-Ming Lam
Sep 16, 20193 min read
My Daughter's Birthday Present
"As you are about to graduate from college and go into society, we’d like to give you some suggestions."
Alex Ip
Aug 17, 20199 min read
觀點：獨在異鄉為異客
當我孓然一身喺太平洋嘅另一邊做六個禮拜義工，用我非常有限嘅西班牙話為氣候行動出一分力嘅時候，我實在估唔到，我竟然搵到屬於我嘅家。
Alex Ip
Aug 11, 201910 min read
PERSPECTIVE: A Home Away from Home
As I would spend six weeks on the other side of the Pacific alone, I couldn't believe that I could find my true home — for now.
Rutuja Dhamale
Jun 20, 20194 min read
Of Places and Colors
I recalled that I too had faced the heat of racism but I had conveniently kept this hidden away in some corner of my mind.
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