Building Tomorrow
As Hong Kong's premier science and technology ecosystem marks is silver jubilee, P.Ramakrishnan revisits the legacy of connection and invention that sustained 25 years of innovation and meets the leaders driving the vision for the institution's next chapter.
A particular kind of energy settles over Hong Kong Science Park on a weekday morning: researchers, deep in conversation, cross footbridges with laptop bags slung over shoulders; engineers transport prototypes between buildings, hunting for the next set of testing conditions; the air is rich with the buzz and hum of a community that has, over a quarter of a century, grown from reclaimed land at Pak Shek Kok into the largest start-up incubation platform in the city.
Read the entire feature here at South China Morning Post - Postmag.
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- My features at South China Morning post here.
Notes:
Ten pages! Cover story out today with South China Morning Post.
Not to sound like an ol' man but backkkk in my day, the magazine was HK$5. Now its HK$20.
