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VP(R)'s Picks: Patterns of Tyranny

VP(R)'s Picks: Patterns of Tyranny

Renowned HKU Historian Professor Frank Dikӧtter examines some of the worst dictatorships of the 20th century to detect patterns of behaviour and insights on how they seized and retained power.

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Vice-President (Research)'s Picks: Technocracy and the Crisis of the EU

VP(R)'s Picks: Technocracy and the Crisis of the EU

The European Union (EU) has turned increasingly to rule by technocrats rather than politicians and to coercive enforcement rather than voluntary co-operation. This diminishes the quality of democracy and fuels the turn to populism, argues a new analysis co-authored by Dr Stefan Auer and Dr Nicole Scicluna.

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VP(R)'s Picks: New Chromatin 'Road Sign' Discovered

VP(R)'s Picks: New Chromatin 'Road Sign' Discovered

Histones help to regulate gene expression as part of the chromatin, which sits at the centre of every cell. The discovery of a new histone mark, called H4K91glu, by Dr Xiang David Li and his team opens the way to a better understanding of human health and disease.

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Vice-President (Research)'s Picks: A Gold Standard for Display Technology

VP(R)'s Picks: A Gold Standard for Display Technology

The technology behind bendable screens depends on organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs). Iridium-based OLEDs are currently favoured, but these are expensive, so the search has been on for new classes of OLEDs. Professor Vivian Yam Wing-Wah recently showed that gold-based OLEDs are a cheaper, less toxic and equally effective alternative.

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Vice-President (Research)'s Picks: Faster, Better Tool Advances Precision Medicine

VP(R)'s Picks: Faster, Better Tool Advances Precision Medicine

Precision medicine offers hope of better diagnoses and treatments for patients. But to achieve that, doctors need to sift through the three billion characters in each person’s DNA. Groundbreaking research by Dr Luo Ruibang, published in Nature Communications, is making that task a lot easier.

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