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A Fieldtrip Like No Other – Overnight at the...
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JMSC Students Report Live From the Museum
An unprecedented overnight science fair draws to a successful close; 600 teens experience HKU-run...
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View the highlights of the November 11 maiden launch in this three minute video.
Student journalists from HKU got their first taste of live reporting; streaming video in...
Eight questions; eight answers to be deduced from the information presented in the exhibits and collections of the Hong Kong Science Museum.
The task for the 300 students present on each of the two overnight science camps organised by the University of Hong Kong: navigate the four-storey museum and answer each question in turn.
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School students attending the overnight camp at the Science Museum undertook a series of hands-on experiments under the watchful eyes of University of Hong Kong (HKU) professors and senior students. See what they got up to.
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The organisers of the first overnight science camp to be held in a Hong Kong museum wasted no time in getting their school student charges to think -- and to engage in a bout of teamwork with some unusual ingredients.
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An unprecedented overnight science fair draws to a successful close; 600 teens experience HKU-run camp featuring invention, exploration and discovery over two sessions a week apart.
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View the highlights of the November 18 nightcamp in this video wrap.
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View the highlights of the November 11 maiden launch in this three minute video.
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The Science Museum opened its doors after dark for an extraordinary all-night festival of science and technology!
Senior school...
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The Amazing Race kicked off at one o'clock in the morning and pitted school team against school team for...
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St Paul's Secondary School scored a double triumph by winning both the Icebreaker Challenge and the Amazing Race at...
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Professor Paul Cheung of the University of Hong Kong's Engineering Department welcomed participants to the inaugural overnight camp at...
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Students worked out how to drop an egg from a height without cracking the shell - with a bit of guidance from the Engineering Department's Xu Li.
Bringing a phone app to life proved a hit when it came to understanding the laws of physics needed to flatten those evil egg-stealing pigs.
A novel use for the iPhone or iPod: as a remote control for a flying drone. A fun way of absorbing some basic engineering principles.
Participants found out just how deep their teenage passions run by constructing a device to measure skin impedance -- a test psychologists use to objectively evaluate emotion.
Working in the dark, students sought to distinguish between different minerals by their natural...
Students experienced true darkness -- and what the sky really looks like when the...
Participants applied game theory -- and Zermelo's Theorem in particular -- to games such...
Students discovered the scientific principles behind making ice cream -- and ate their experiments.
