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Cai Ruolian praised the creativity of edible drinking pipes made of peel, and hoped that students would become a force in innovation and technology to contribute to the country
The 24th "Hong Kong Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition" held an award ceremony today (14th). As many as 3,500 students participated in this year's competition. Some students developed their creativity and invented edible and biodegradable drinking straws made of fruit peels.
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【STEM Education】Science and Technology Innovation Competition Works Edible Peel Straw Cai Ruolian hopes that students will become a new force in innovation and technology to contribute to the country – Hong Kong Economic Times – TOPick – News – Society
The 24th "Hong Kong Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition" held an award ceremony today (14th). This year, as many as 3,500 students participated in the competition. Some of them made edible and biodegradable drinking straws from fruit peels. The Secretary for Education, Cai Ruolian, wrote an article on the social platform to congratulate the award-winning students and hope that the students will continue to work hard.
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Hong Kong Student Research Institute "Super Glue" National Competition won the prize and donated it to the school to help scientific research development
[on.cc East Net News] Technology is advancing with each passing day, and the youth of Hong Kong do not stop. The "23rd Hong Kong Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition" organized by the Hong Kong New Generation Cultural Association awarded a total of 179 awards, including 26 first prizes and 24 special awards. Students invented the "super glue" for tree care and won national competitions. The highest honor, there are also elementary school students who invented "UV sterilization shoes" under the epidemic.

Research and development of robotic arms to help disabled students win the Innovation and Technology Competition for Secondary 6 girls: cost 500 yuan
Secondary 6 students suffer from a lot of inconvenience in life because a classmate in the school he attends has a defect in his right hand and cannot control his fingers and muscles. Seeing that the robotic arm in the market is inflexible and the price is high, I want to develop a new prosthesis and hope to help the same

The Innovation and Technology Carnival will be held at the end of next month with a female asthma detector to remind patients not to stay in high-risk places
The Innovation and Technology Carnival 2021 organised by the Innovation and Technology Commission will be held from 23 to 31 next month. This year's event, with the theme of "Innovation for the Future", won 53 cooperation units, including universities, R&D centers, government

[Campus World] Chen Lu STEM has unlimited potential to solve the running difficulties of the blind
The award-winning work is developed and produced. Running is one of the favorite sports of Hong Kong people. Although it is easy for the public, it is difficult for the visually impaired. In order for visually impaired persons to be able to independently
2019

Secondary 4 students win the National Science and Technology Innovation Competition for Pre-school Dyslexia Recognition with AR
At present, the identification method of dyslexia in Hong Kong is mainly based on text. Generally, school children cannot be identified until the third grade, and they miss the golden treatment time. A fourth-year student has designed an augmented reality interactive package to help identify dyslexic patients in pre-school to second-grade students through simple games, hoping to identify them early and improve the effectiveness of counseling. The I&T design won the championship in the "34th National Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition" held by the Hong Kong New Generation Cultural Association last week.
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Promotion of "Lead the Road" Youth Exchange Innovation and Technology Competition Award – Hong Kong Wen Wei Po
Promotion of "Lead the Way" Youth Exchange Innovation and Technology Competition Award
2018

3 students of Buddhist Wong Yun Tung Middle School build "Hot Wheels" wheelchairs, hoping to be more convenient for users
The "Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition" held a general evaluation and award ceremony at the Science and Technology Park today. A team of middle school students used a balance car commonly known as "Hot Wheels", which was refitted and put into ordinary wheelchairs, hoping to reduce the weight and cost of electric wheelchairs and make them more convenient to use. In her speech, Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor addressed Hong Kong students, from little scientists to tomorrow's inventors, and even the "unicorns" of scientific and technological innovation in the future.
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[Interview] After 00 middle school students are remodeled! $1,000 turns a manual wheelchair into an electric
For some elderly or disabled people, wheelchairs are their daily means of transportation, so it is especially important to choose a suitable wheelchair. Three students from the Buddhist Huang Yunting Middle School developed the wheelchair aid "iWheel", which can be turned into an electric wheelchair by attaching the aid to a manual wheelchair. They also won the first prize of research and invention (mathematics and engineering) in the high school group and the Intel International Science and Engineering Award (I
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【JUPAS Ranking List】Innovation and Technology Boy Invented Sign Language Interpreting Gloves and Received Principal's Recommendation to Study at CUHK Department of Economics
University Joint Admissions announced the results yesterday (6th) that the Chinese University of Hong Kong admitted 2,886 joint admissions this year, and 110 were admitted through the Principal's Recommendation Program. Among them, the 18-year-old innovation and technology boy Chen Jialong and his friends developed "Portable Sign Language Interpretation Gloves" repeatedly during middle school. Awarded, with a score of 21 in the best 5 subjects, under the recommendation of the principal of the secondary school, he was admitted to the Department of Economics of CUHK.
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Student Invention Cradle Competition promotes more talents – ezone.hk – Tech Focus – Tech Cars
Stepping into the 20th Hong Kong Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition, it is known as the "cradle of young scientists" in Hong Kong, China. In the past, "Children of the Stars" Chen Yixi also started by winning awards and took off in innovation and technology. As many as 200 prizes were awarded this year, and it was successfully concluded earlier. Conform to the General Assembly to promote
Student Invention Cradle Competition promotes more talents – ezone.hk – Tech Focus – Tech Cars
Design cheap devices for people with disabilities and become the big winner of this year's conference. The "Breakthrough Mechanical Prosthesis" invented by three female students of Sheng Kung Hui Lee Ka Ping Middle School, Leung Tung Lam, Zhang Yuetong and Wu Xiwen, not only won the first prize in Mathematics and Engineering (Junior Secondary School), but also won the first prize in the Junior Secondary Section. Outstanding Project Award. do

Hong Kong Students STEM Achievement National Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition – ezone.hk – Tech Focus – Tech Cars
Hong Kong students who are accustomed to "examination-based" will always hear self-blinking words in STEM learning, referring to Hong Kong students' innovation and technology ability, and even STEM education performance lags far behind mainland China and the world. However, in the "33rd National Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition" which just ended in the summer vacation,

Hong Kong Students STEM Achievement National Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition – ezone.hk – Tech Focus – Tech Cars
Dr. Jin Yao, director of the Science and Innovation Center, said that compared with mainland students, Hong Kong students have a broader perspective and pay more attention to social problems encountered in their lives. Therefore, their works are more relevant and practical. They can often use simple technological methods to solve problems. to address the needs of disadvantaged groups. Improve soil quality
2017

Creativity comes from life 7-year-old female invented grandfather food medicine machine
Hong Kong-made small inventors have unlimited creativity, and their works are not only eye-opening, but also have commercial potential. The 19th "Hong Kong Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition" attracted many primary and secondary school students. Today's conference took the lead in showcasing the creativity and technological achievements of the contestants. In order to remind grandpa to take medicine, a 7-year-old primary school student specially used programs and simple tools to create a timetable A machine that reminds you to move; there are also testers designed by primary school students to measure the battery's power with rubber hoses and glue bottle caps. The conference stated that this year's participating students had the highest level of works ever, proving that the school's I&T training is effective. However, the person in charge of the association admitted that the level of I&T in Hong Kong has dropped slightly in recent years, and they must work harder.
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Chen Lvzhongde Memorial High School Talent Cup won the championship
Organised by the Hong Kong New Generation Cultural Association, and co-organised by the Hong Kong Society for Mathematical Engineering and Technology, the Hong Kong Society for Science and Creativity, the Hong Kong Science Talents Association and the Hong Kong Baptist University Affiliated School Wang Kam Fai Primary and Secondary School The final has been successfully concluded on November 25. The students of Ming Chen Lu Chongde Memorial Middle School (Chen Lu) in the Miaofa Temple of Yuanxuan College performed outstandingly and stood out from many final teams, winning two gold awards, one silver award and the whole middle school group. Field championship.

Gold Yaobian's five-layer teaching method helps schools successfully promote STEM
[Sing Tao Daily Report] At present, all primary and secondary schools in Hong Kong are actively promoting STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education. Frankly, due to lack of experience, many schools are still crossing the river by feeling the stones, and even chaos occurs. He believes that in order to successfully implement STEM, schools must use the "five-layer" teaching method to help teachers "promote" step by step. …
2016

The invention of Hong Kong Sheng won the award for the environmentally friendly paint made from waste glue in the science and technology innovation competition
Hong Kong teachers and students are proud of the national science competition. Nearly 30 teachers and students went to Shanghai last week to participate in the 31st National Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition. They won more than 60 awards with 19 innovative technology inventions. Some high school students collected a large number of glue bottles during the lead water incident, and then made odorless and environmentally friendly paint; some students wrote a toilet diversion mobile application to solve the problem of long queues in shopping malls. Teachers who have won the National Teaching Award have also promoted the integration of STEM education in popular science education in Hong Kong, so that students can combine mathematics, technology and artistic literacy to unleash their creativity.
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2012

The bio-battery of the poison detector wins the award for the 6th "Xingzi" in Hong Kong – Hong Kong Wen Wei Po
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