to other public and private hospitals, so both patients and research can benefit. Societal developments also figure in future plans. The Hong Kong government has earmarked HK$6 billion for multidisciplinary, crossinstitutional life and health technology research institutes. Professor Tse said researchers are exploring joint proposals with other faculties, such as engineering and science, and other institutions in Hong Kong and overseas. ‘Our most immediate priorities are technology transfer and innovation, and interdisciplinary collaboration. As all our initiatives come into place, we expect to be able to do more research that produces products and results that benefit patients,’ he added. ↑Professor Eric Tse Wai-choi (3rd from left) and the Research sub-deanery: (from left) Professor Carmen Wong Chak-lui, Professor Stephanie Ma Kwai-yee, Professor Danny Chan, Professor Daniel Fong Yee-tak, Professor Judy Yam Wai-ping and Professor Walter Seto Wai-kay ‘As all our initiatives come into place, we expect to be able to do more research that produces products and results that benefit patients.’ Professor Eric Tse Wai-choi 13 HKUMed News Summer 2024
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