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浅见是一个面向全世界CUHK学生的自媒体，是一个网站，一个App，更是CUHK学生的自留地。在浅见上，我们鼓励用户用各种形式表达自己，每个人都可自由撰写文章或者发表自己的作品。用户通过分享与交流，打开视野、自我省视、获取真知，最后获得启发。 功能与特性： * 浏览文章： 您可以免注册浏览所有内容。然而，登陆后您可以真正通过评论和互动的方式真正参与到平台中来。应用的推送功能会在每天为你带来最新的文章或最佳的编辑精选。 * 互动 我们设置了点赞，评论（包括文章段落评论），分享功能，以及邀请注册机制，来充分鼓励用户参与到互动与分享的过程中来。 Qianjian | ...

UrHeard由香港中文大學學生事務處開發，為學生提供線上平台，諮詢大學生活及學習上的問題，透過經驗交流建立朋輩支援網絡。 主要功能： - 搜尋相關背景及領域的朋輩聆聽者 - 線上對話 - 有用資源 香港中文大學學生事務處網站：https://www.osa.cuhk.edu.hk/ UrHeard is developed by the Office of Student Affairs, The Chinese University of Hong Kong. It provides students with an online platform to seek advice on academic study and university life planning, strengthening the peer support network across campus through the exchange of information and exper...

WoosApp，Lee Woo Sing College Apps，是一個屬於香港中文大學和聲書院成員的網上平台。 和聲書院將通過 Woosapp，發放各種書院資訊，包括書院活動、書院節能數據、餐廳資訊及書院最新消息等等。 教職員、學生及校友更能透過登入 Woosapp，得到以下資訊： - 活動報名 - 活動登記情況 - 確認活動出席及點名 - 向書院提供各種意見反饋及報告事項 如有查詢或意見，請傳送電郵至：wscollege@cuhk.edu.hk 香港中文大學和聲書院 http://www.ws.cuhk.edu.hk

CU Birds is a joint production of Grateful Green Group and IdeasLab. There are games of identifying birds by their calls and songs, covering 50 species of birds found on The Chinese University campus and other parts of Hong Kong. The app features about 200 high-resolution photos taken by seasoned wildlife photographers. With English and Chinese descriptions, it is good for both beginning bird watchers and bird researchers. Free of charge and without commercials, once downloaded, CU Trees can be used offline.

You are going to learn molecular biology by application of virtual-reality technologies. The mobile apps allows you to manipulate biomolecules in 3-D using virtual reality headset. You can experience biomolecules more memorable than anything you read in a book. 22 virtual biomolecules are available, aiming to help you understand the structures and key features of them. The virtual biomolecules are listed as below: A. Purine and pyrimidine base 　　•　Adenine (A) 　　•　Guanine (G) 　　•　Cytosine (C) 　　•　Thymine (T) 　　•　...

The free version is for BSc Public Health and MBBCh students of CUHK exclusively. Authenticationis required. Other users please download the paid version. Public Health Infectious Disease (print version) and Learning Public Health Infectious Disease (Apps version) are meant to function as a handy manual in infectious disease for undergraduate and postgraduate students in public health, nursing as well as medical students going through public health training. Currently despite the abundance of textbooks in infection, these are ofte...

CU Trees 2.0 is a joint production of Grateful Green Group and IdeasLab. This new version is a collection of 219 species of plants found on the campus of The Chinese University of Hong Kong. The images were selected from over 10,000 photos. There are Chinese Mandarin and English voice over to help the users understand the species described. These plants are easily found in urban parks and country parks of Hong Kong. The app is a useful reference that can help users to appreciate the biodiversity of flora in Hong Kong, understa...

The mobile app was developed for the UGC-funded project, led by the Department of Sports Science and Physical Education, CUHK. The main feature of the application includes video submission for fundamental movement skill ratings and sharing of project information to end users.

Liver Calc is a medical calculator with 15 commonly used formulas tailored for hepatologist. Developed by hepatologist from Center for Liver Helath, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, livercalc helps physicians and nurses calculate the score in a most handy and easy way. Formulas include: CUHK-HCC Score MELD Score MELD-Na Score PELD Score Child-Pugh Maddrey Score (For alocoholic hepatitis) Mayo Score (for PBC) Autoimmune hepatitis RUCAM criteria Fibroscan algorithm AST / ALT Ratio APRI Forns index Hui index FIB4 NAF...

This is a research application for Dementia Caregivers. This application is jointly conceptualized by the University of Newcastle, National University of Singapore and the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Only participants who have consented for the research will receive the user ID as well as password to gain access to the intervention.