🚀 Reach for the Stars: Aerospace Innovation and the Future of Space Exploration

A Distinguished Summer Lecture by Prof. Su Hui

Date: 10th July 2026| Time: 2-3:30PM | Location: [LTJ]

About the Event

Have you ever wondered what it takes to work at NASA or build instruments that fly in space? Join us this summer for an inspiring session with Prof. Su Hui, a world-renowned aerospace scientist who is pushing the boundaries of space exploration and climate technology!

Discover how Hong Kong is making history in space with the MUSICO project—an "Eye for Space" currently orbiting Earth on the Tiangong Space Station—and learn about the incredible journey of building the city's first university-led satellite. Whether you are passionate about engineering, climate change, or simply fascinated by the cosmos, this lecture will show you how to turn your scientific dreams into reality.

Meet the Speaker: Prof. Su Hui

• Global STEM Professor & Chair Professor, HKUST
• Director, HKUST Space Science and Technology Institute
• Former Principal Scientist, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)
• Two-time Recipient of the NASA Exceptional Scientific Achievement Medal

What You Will Discover:

• Mission MUSICO: How the world’s first high-precision carbon-tracking instrument was built and launched to the Tiangong Space Station.
• HKUST-FYBB#1 Satellite: The story behind Hong Kong’s first higher-education Earth observation satellite.
• Space for Earth: Using aerospace technology and AI to combat global climate change.
• Future Innovators: Inspiring the next generation of STEM leaders and exploring the importance of women in science.

🎟️ Register Now:

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