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主持人：Azam Khan and Ada Wong
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最新
LATEST
18/07/2025
New ride-hailing platform / Enhanced AI-powered publishing tool / Fitting rooms for the disabled / HKUST's AI medical imaging tool
On Friday's Backchat, we looked at the recent unveiling of a new regulatory framework for the ride-hailing industry, including requiring licences for ride-hailing operators.
Chief Executive John Lee earlier said that the city should no longer delay in addressing the issue despite its complexity.
We spoke to an expert and got his take on the proposal.
We then turned our attention to how artificial intelligence is transforming the ways books are published - a trend that Hong Kong is helping to set.
After the break, we listened to how one organisation is trying to make fitting rooms in Hong Kong more accessible for people with disabilities.
And finally, we spoke to an expert from the University of Science and Technology about a new medical imaging tool that can reduce patients' exposure to radiation.
9:05am-9:25am: New ride-hailing platform
Speaker:
- Ryan Ip, Vice President of Our Hong Kong Foundation
9:25am-9:30am: Newly launched AI-powered publishing tool
Speaker:
- Sharon Wong, Chairperson of Publishing 3.0+
9:32am-9:45am: Fitting rooms for the disabled
Speaker:
- Alvina Chau, Executive Director of Hong Kong PHAB Association
9:45am-10:00am: HKUST's AI medical imaging
Speaker:
- Prof. Li Xiaomeng, Associate Director of Centre for Medical Imaging and Analysis
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Possible hepatitis B cure / China's theme park boom / Oracle bone scripts exhibition / Chinese satellite refuelling
主持人：Azam Khan and Ada Wong
On Tuesday's Backchat, we first ventured into the medical world, after the University of Hong Kong’s Faculty of Medicine said one of its 41 drugs under clinical trials for Hepatitis B may provide a cure for patients. We spoke to the head of the research team, and found out how the drug works.
After that, we explored the theme park boom on the mainland, after the recent opening of Legoland Shanghai Resort generated significant buzz.
After the break, we switched our focus to an exhibition at the Central Library showcasing the historical development of Chinese characters.
Wrapping up our programme, we found out from a space expert about how two Chinese satellites had reportedly docked in geostationary orbit for a historic refuelling mission.
9:05am-9:15am: Possible hepatitis B cure
Speaker:
- Professor Yuen Man-fung, Chief of Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, and Deputy Chairperson of Department of Medicine, University of Hong Kong
9:15am-9:30am: China's theme park boom
Speaker:
- Professor Catherine Cheung, Associate Professor and Associate Dean at School of Hotel and Tourism Management of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University
9:32am-9:42am: Oracle bone scripts exhibition
Speaker:
- Tong Lin, Representative with event co-organiser Henan Daily
9:42am-10:00am: Chinese satellite refuelling
Speaker:
- Professor Quentin Parker, Director of the Laboratory for Space Research at the University of Hong Kong
9:05am-9:15am: Possible hepatitis B cure
Speaker:
- Professor Yuen Man-fung, Chief of Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, and Deputy Chairperson of Department of Medicine, University of Hong Kong
9:15am-9:30am: China's theme park boom
Speaker:
- Professor Catherine Cheung, Associate Professor and Associate Dean at School of Hotel and Tourism Management of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University
9:32am-9:42am: Oracle bone scripts exhibition
Speaker:
- Tong Lin, Representative with event co-organiser Henan Daily
9:42am-10:00am: Chinese satellite refuelling
Speaker:
- Professor Quentin Parker, Director of the Laboratory for Space Research at the University of Hong Kong
