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A Science Museum on a Banknote: Macao Science Center Curator on Science Popularization
During China's National Science Popularization Month, Sio Hon Pan, Curator of the Macao Science Center and a delegate to the 11th National Congress of CAST, shared in an interview how the museum printed on Macao's 20 pataca banknote builds public scientific literacy and serves as a bridge for science popularization.
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Deep Space Cultural Footage Plays in Orbit: Youxi Satellite Crosses the Pacific, Screen and Earth's Curve in One Frame
On 11 September, the Deep Space Exploration Laboratory released in-orbit footage from the "Youxi" satellite, showing its onboard screen playing footage from the First National Deep Space Cultural and Creative Works Promotional Event, including scenes from the awards ceremony held at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University in June, with the screen and the curve of the Earth in one frame as the satellite crosses the Pacific. HKSPSF is a supporting organisation of the event.
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The 8th Science Popularization and Study Tourism Conference Concludes Successfully in Beijing
The 8th Science Popularization and Study Tourism Conference was held in Beijing from 3 to 5 September, bringing together more than 300 delegates from research institutes, science museums and study-tour organisations across China. The Hong Kong Science Popularization and Science Fiction Academy (HKSPSF) took part as a co-organiser.
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The Prophet's Job Is Gone, the Questioner's Job Is Open: Science Fiction's Career Change in the AGI Era, Starting from the GPT-6 Launch
With the launch of GPT-6, prophecy—extrapolating today's trends to their conclusion—has become the machine's home turf. The 'prophet' position in science fiction is disappearing, but what science fiction must keep is the right, and the habit, of asking 'but' of every 'inevitability.'
Read More →Many Children Read Science Fiction, Few Can Write It: How Imagination and a Scientific Mind Are Trained
Many children read science fiction, but few can write it. Imagination is not born of admiration; it is built by answering questions. Drawing on more than a decade of organising and editing for a national student essay competition, the author explores how imagination and a scientific mind are trained.
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8th Science Popularization Study Tourism Conference in Beijing, 3–5 September — Registration Now Open
The 8th Science Popularization Study Tourism Conference will be held in Beijing from 3 to 5 September 2026, hosted by the Chinese Society for Science and Technology Journalism and the Beijing Association for Science and Technology, with Hong Kong Science Popularization and Science Fiction Academy (HKSPSF) as a co-organiser. Registration is free and closes on 28 August.
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2026 Asia-Pacific Youth Model UN (Hong Kong & Macau) Concludes Successfully
The 2026 Asia-Pacific Youth Model United Nations & Youth Forum on Global Competence, initiated by Beijing Foreign Studies University with HKSPSF as the promotion partner for its Hong Kong & Macau regional session, was successfully held in Macau and Hong Kong in late July, where young delegates from around the world debated global governance and adopted multiple draft resolutions.
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2026 Asia-Pacific Youth Model UN (Hong Kong & Macau) Now Open for Registration
Hong Kong Science Popularization and Science Fiction Academy (HKSPSF) is proud to serve as a promotion partner for the 2026 Asia-Pacific Youth Model UN (Hong Kong & Macau). Hosted by Beijing Foreign Studies University and co-hosted by PolyU and M.U.S.T., the conference runs 27–30 July 2026 and is now open to students aged 10–18.
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PolyU and Deep Space Exploration Lab Successfully Conclude the First National Deep Space Cultural and Creative Works Promotional Event with Awards Ceremony
The First National Deep Space Cultural and Creative Works Promotional Event, co-organised by The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and the Deep Space Exploration Laboratory, held its awards ceremony on the PolyU campus on 16 June 2026, receiving over 600 submissions. HKSPSF participated as a supporting organisation, helping bring aerospace technology and the arts together across disciplines.
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Hong Kong Science Popularization and Science Fiction Academy Jointly Supports the 2026 Spring Model United Nations Sustainable Development Event
From 24 to 26 April 2026, the 2026 Spring Model United Nations Sustainable Development Event was successfully held at Nanshan Foreign Language School (Group) Senior High School in Shenzhen. Dr. Li Zan, Deputy Secretary-General of HKSPSF, attended as the centre's representative.
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Invitation to Participate in the Hong Kong Regional Selection for "2025-2026學年全國青少年勞動技能與智能設計大賽" (AILD)
In support of the HKSAR's education policy on promoting STEAM education and whole-person development, our centre sincerely invites primary and secondary schools across Hong Kong to join the Hong Kong regional selection for "2025-2026學年全國青少年勞動技能與智能設計大賽" (AILD).
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The First National Deep Space Cultural and Creative Works Promotional Event — Dreaming of Deep Space, Sharing the Future
The Deep Space Exploration Laboratory (DSEL) and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) have jointly launched the first National Deep Space Cultural and Creative Works Promotional Event, calling for submissions of deep space-themed cultural creative, science popularisation, and data application works. HKSPSF participates as a supporting organisation.
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