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Holly Chik
Reporter, China
Holly Chik joined the Post as a reporter in 2019. Previously, she interned at Reuters in Hong Kong.
Tsinghua University researchers say their product offers the same protection as SPF 51 sunblock after 12 hours.
Hydropower project on Yarlung Tsangpo River could get unprecedented investment to tackle daunting engineering challenges.
A study of the popular, pungent fruit grown in Hainan has discovered some stark differences with their Thai counterparts.
It’s expected to speed up ‘arrival of diamond era’ in electronics, photonics and more, according to team from Hong Kong and mainland China.
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Researchers from HKUST will lead team to develop lunar surface robot that will help pave way for research facility at moon’s south pole.
Researchers find naturally occurring acid induces pseudo-starvation effects, resulting in anti-ageing effects in animals.
Smarter, goal-driven research and transparency needed to realise AGI ambition, start-up scientist says.
They have both ancient and modern traits – a finding that could challenge ‘out of Africa’ theory of human evolution, scientists say.
Archaeologists believe the silk – the first found at enigmatic Sichuan site – was used in rituals to ‘communicate between heaven and earth’.
Many feel ‘uncomfortable’ because of discrimination, according to Yau Shing-Tung.
Yau Mathematical Sciences Centre welcomes award-winning Markovic from the University of Oxford.
Chinese embassy in Seoul advises caution as South Koreans come to terms with dramatic upheaval overnight.
Foreign researchers hope Swire Institute of Marine Science in Hong Kong will aid fieldwork amid tension over sensitive waterways.
A new Chinese-led study into the evolution of dinosaurs has offered a timely warning to our technology-reliant world.
Scientists say radiative cooler suitable for walls, cars and textiles can mitigate urban heat islands and fight effects of climate change.
Scientists make their case for classifying an extinct group that lived in northern China until 120,000 years ago as a separate species.
Tianhe Exa-node Prototype tops big data category, as Graph500 deems energy-aware big data computing necessary for future industry.
Nation’s ‘most criticised scientist’ Ouyang Minggao says lithium-ion advances could power sector to new heights, despite current overcapacity.
‘Stop sending wrong signals to Taiwan independence forces,’ Beijing’s foreign ministry tells US, a day after similar message to Canada.
Winners of the awards see top science and maths talent continuing to emerge from Chinese universities.
Glucose and fructose levels were 30 per cent higher after researchers removed two genes that regulate sugar content, according to study.
Former Taiwanese leader Tsai Ing-wen reportedly expected to address a security forum in Canada, after three-nation European trip last month.
The lunar samples, collected by the Chang’e-5 probe, follow similar gifts to the French and Russian presidents.
Data from Tianwen-1 mission offers clues about coastline of short-lived sea on Martian surface around 3.5 billion years ago, researchers say.
New study by researchers in China and US finds excessive Immunoglobulin G in the body can accelerate ageing and intensify inflammation.
Visa curbs and an increasingly hostile environment could drive away researchers of Chinese origin, slowing America’s own scientific development.
Rapid rise of generative artificial intelligence requires frequent upgrades to hardware and chip technology, leaving existing equipment obsolete.
The history of Wang Mang, a Han dynasty minister and imperial cousin who later founded his own short-lived dynasty, resonates across time.
Nuclear rocket scientist Wang Haoze, China’s only female space flight engineer, will spend the next six months aboard the Tiangong space station.
Wang Haoze, 34, the only female space flight engineer in China, will be aboard Shenzhou-19 spaceship when it launches early on Wednesday.
