From an environmental point of view, it is encouraging to see the government’s decision to introduce bold new measures and technologies to try to reduce the majority of harmful air-borne emissions into the atmosphere as part of the design of new large-scale infrastructure projects.
PRAISE-HK team showcased our innovation at the 13th Edition of Eco Expo Asia – the city’s leading trade fair on environmental protection – on 25-28 October [VIEW VIDEO]. The 13th edition …
Inhale and exhale – that is how we breathe every moment to take in clean and dirty air. Have you ever thought of any way to reduce exposure to air …
Hong Kong has had record levels of ozone this summer; a complex mix of pollutants that is worse during heatwaves. A team of researchers has developed a mobile app that gives …
New system can call on data down to individual street levels and advise users through real-time colour-mapping on areas to avoid (SCMP website) On a hot afternoon on July 10 …
The city’s air quality is getting better, but a hidden, lesser-known concoction is lurking that has scientists and policymakers scratching their heads
PRAISE-HK Team has been meeting different groups of people from time to time to collect comments and ideas for the design and development of PRAISE-HK mobile app. User workshops conducted …
RTHK morning news “This Morning” interviewed Prof. Lau about our early study of MTR’s PM2.5 distribution issues. Findings showed that PM2.5 concentration increased at the door-side of the train cabinet whenever train …
Environmental NGO Live & Learn Vietname held a study tour to visit Hong Kong with the purpose to connect and facilitate exchange views among relevant institutions on air quality and environmental health …
Taiwan media TVBS interviewed Prof. Alexis Lau on 24 June 2018 and featured PRAISE-HK. Click here to view full video record and Chinese transcript.
