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- Lingnan honours 53 outstanding research scholars as total number of patents for research projects hits record high
- Grandchildren engage in intergenerational care to relieve parental pressure: early grandparent-grandchild bonds prove crucial
- Heavy pressure on Hong Kong’s compound carers
- Higher nomophobia linked to more frequent social media use during less busy periods of negative emotion
- Educating retail investors to understand companies’ actual cash flows can effectively curb blind stock buying
- Endangered Lantau Short-legged Horned Toad may be undergoing speciation
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- In the footsteps of the Nobel Laureate: Lingnan launches the inaugural Samuel C.C. Ting Elite Class
- First cohort of the Samuel C.C. Ting Elite Class seeks fresh international horizons
- Lingnan University Flag Guard Team joins Beijing exchange tour Beneath the national flag: witnessing youth and mission
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- 54 Lingnan scholars in Stanford University’s World’s Top 2% Scientists
- Prof Sam Kwong Tak-wu elected Fellow of the Academy of Science of the Royal Society of Canada
- Prof Jean-Michel Morel elected Foreign Member of the Luxembourg Academy of Sciences and Arts
- Prof Helen Geng Hongyan wins UGC Teaching Award
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- Five distinguished individuals receive honorary fellowships
- President S. Joe Qin speaks on interdisciplinary AI and governance at Digital Universities Asia 2026
- Lingnan co-hosts 2026 Summit on AI Ethics and Governance
- Lingnan and the Civil Service Bureau co-organise the first Government Career Fair
- Five innovative projects featured at InnoCarnival
- Cybersecurity Awareness Day 2026 to promote anti-fraud information
- Leading media and communications scholar Prof Meng Bingchun joins Lingnan University Institute for Advanced Study as Senior Lingnan Scholar
- Lingnan hosts South-South academic symposium focusing on development dilemmas and innovative cooperation in Global South
- Aquatic Meet 2026: athletes break four records
- Lingnan Host Family Scheme 2026-27 launches
Cross-disciplinary collaboration for cognitive wellness: marking progress in Memory & Cognitive Health Community Programme
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Issue No. 198 Oct 2026
The 2nd Cohort Reminiscence Facilitator Graduation & Appreciation Gathering of the Memory & Cognitive Health Community Programme.
Lingnan University, a regional partner of the DBS Foundation × SUSS Memory & Cognitive Health Community Programme, hosted its 2nd Cohort Reminiscence Facilitator Graduation & Appreciation Gathering on 28 August. More than 70 guests, volunteers, Reminiscence Facilitators, and members of the community celebrated this meaningful milestone and witnessed the fruitful outcomes of the programme.
The Programme supports older adults’ cognitive health, emotional well-being, and social connectedness through structured reminiscence facilitation. To date, Lingnan has trained 61 Reminiscence Facilitators and involved more than 260 older adults in reminiscence sessions in the Hong Kong SAR. As the programme enters its second year, it continues to create opportunities for older adults to share their stories, meet people, and participate in community life.