May 2026
Dr. Wanyue Li and her team analysed over 326,000 real-world transactions from a major Chinese watch retailer, alongside consumer surveys, and uncovered a simple but powerful insight: the weather outside is quietly shaping variety-seeking in ways most of us never realise.
February 2026
Recent research by Dr. Bronya Luk and Dr. Agnes Lai reveals the multifaceted experiences of women living with GDM, emphasising not only the physical challenges but also their psychological strength, resilience, and the growing need for culturally responsive support systems to promote healthier pregnancies.
November 2025
A study led by Dr Stanley Lam together with Prof. Janet Wong and their team highlights how self-compassion and psychological flexibility interact over time, showing that they not only offer immediate support but also protect mental health in the long run.
October 2025
Dr Edsoulla Chung examined how Hong Kong undergraduates tackle this challenge. Her study sheds light on the strategies students use to acquire academic vocabulary and offers actionable insights for educators to better support their learning journeys.
September 2025
Sixteen scholars from Hong Kong Metropolitan University (HKMU) have been listed among the top 2% most-cited scientists in the 2025 ranking, published by Stanford University and Elsevier. This accomplishment by HKMU scholars highlights the international acknowledgment and significant impact of their research contributions.
November 2024
Scholars from Hong Kong Metropolitan University presented their research achievements at a workshop hosted by the Research Grants Council on 20 November 2024. This engaging event provided valuable insights that will contribute to the University's success in securing more research grants and generating impactful and successful research projects in the years to come.
