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2025-06-10 17:02 Last Updated At:17:25

HONG KONG, June 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Hong Kong Polytechnic University's School of Design (PolyU Design) is hosting the PolyU Design Show 2025 from 6 June to 8 August. The Show features over 250 innovative solutions developed by undergraduate and master's students, many of which integrate technology to address challenges arising from the evolving global landscape. The projects focus on a diverse range of topics, including those related to community, environment, culture and business solutions.

The opening ceremony was held on 6 June, bringing together government and corporate representatives, industry partners, alumni, academics and innovators. Prof. Kun-pyo LEE, Dean of PolyU Design, remarked, "This year's Show highlights how a new generation of young designers is breaking traditional boundaries—integrating product design with healthcare, industrial design with urban planning, and exploring AI ethical issues through communication design. These works not only highlight the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration but also strike a balance between commercial pragmatism and social responsibility, offering compelling creative solutions to address some of the most pressing global challenges and social issues."

Mr Steve LEUNG, Chairman of the School's Advisory Committee and world-renowned architect , interior and product designer, added, "Design shapes how we live, work, and connect, driving innovation and solving humanity's greatest challenges. More than ever, we need visionary designers who can foresee and solve complex problems, creating impactful, human-centred solutions." He believed that young designers are the pioneers shaping our future.

The Show's visual theme, "Zero Anew - Journey Unfolds", has been crafted by a cross-disciplinary group of graduating students. The vibrant spring embodies design as a cycle of renewal — a dynamic process where experiences are distilled, visions refined, and new creative territories explored, with each exhibit reflecting this journey. The showcased projects include graduating bachelor students' capstone projects, master students' advanced research and foundation-year students' design exploration projects. They demonstrate how PolyU Design students adopt core future skills, such as AI and technological literacy, creative thinking and environmental stewardship in their solutions to contribute to society.

Highlighted projects include an AI-driven human-robot system to explore the possibility of further enhancing safety of traditional bamboo scaffolding in Hong Kong; a drone-based medical delivery system integrated with public health networks for deployment in remote areas; a comprehensive CPR-AED system with dual training and emergency modes; a one-stop social enterprise app offering AI-assisted live-streaming for novice users; cat boxes and houses for stray cats in the Yau Ma Tei community as safe spaces to gather and temporary stay, while offering greater convenience for caretakers and volunteers to provide regular care; and a zero-waste solution that extracts natural food colouring and freeze-dried pulp from "ugly" fruits and vegetables waste to make healthy biscuits.

Ranked 22nd in the QS World University Rankings by Subject - Art and Design in 2025, PolyU Design has organised its annual design show of student works for over 60 years. The exhibition is open to the public free of charge. Online registration is required. A virtual show is also available on website. For more details, please visit: 2025.polyudesignshow.com.




HONG KONG, June 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Hong Kong Polytechnic University's School of Design (PolyU Design) is hosting the PolyU Design Show 2025 from 6 June to 8 August. The Show features over 250 innovative solutions developed by undergraduate and master's students, many of which integrate technology to address challenges arising from the evolving global landscape. The projects focus on a diverse range of topics, including those related to community, environment, culture and business solutions.

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PolyU Design Show 2025 highlights students' technology-driven innovations

PolyU Design Show 2025 highlights students' technology-driven innovations

PolyU Design Show 2025 highlights students' technology-driven innovations

PolyU Design Show 2025 highlights students' technology-driven innovations

PolyU Design Show 2025 highlights students' technology-driven innovations

PolyU Design Show 2025 highlights students' technology-driven innovations

PolyU Design Show 2025 highlights students' technology-driven innovations

PolyU Design Show 2025 highlights students' technology-driven innovations

The opening ceremony was held on 6 June, bringing together government and corporate representatives, industry partners, alumni, academics and innovators. Prof. Kun-pyo LEE, Dean of PolyU Design, remarked, "This year's Show highlights how a new generation of young designers is breaking traditional boundaries—integrating product design with healthcare, industrial design with urban planning, and exploring AI ethical issues through communication design. These works not only highlight the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration but also strike a balance between commercial pragmatism and social responsibility, offering compelling creative solutions to address some of the most pressing global challenges and social issues."

Mr Steve LEUNG, Chairman of the School's Advisory Committee and world-renowned architect , interior and product designer, added, "Design shapes how we live, work, and connect, driving innovation and solving humanity's greatest challenges. More than ever, we need visionary designers who can foresee and solve complex problems, creating impactful, human-centred solutions." He believed that young designers are the pioneers shaping our future.

The Show's visual theme, "Zero Anew - Journey Unfolds", has been crafted by a cross-disciplinary group of graduating students. The vibrant spring embodies design as a cycle of renewal — a dynamic process where experiences are distilled, visions refined, and new creative territories explored, with each exhibit reflecting this journey. The showcased projects include graduating bachelor students' capstone projects, master students' advanced research and foundation-year students' design exploration projects. They demonstrate how PolyU Design students adopt core future skills, such as AI and technological literacy, creative thinking and environmental stewardship in their solutions to contribute to society.

Highlighted projects include an AI-driven human-robot system to explore the possibility of further enhancing safety of traditional bamboo scaffolding in Hong Kong; a drone-based medical delivery system integrated with public health networks for deployment in remote areas; a comprehensive CPR-AED system with dual training and emergency modes; a one-stop social enterprise app offering AI-assisted live-streaming for novice users; cat boxes and houses for stray cats in the Yau Ma Tei community as safe spaces to gather and temporary stay, while offering greater convenience for caretakers and volunteers to provide regular care; and a zero-waste solution that extracts natural food colouring and freeze-dried pulp from "ugly" fruits and vegetables waste to make healthy biscuits.

Ranked 22nd in the QS World University Rankings by Subject - Art and Design in 2025, PolyU Design has organised its annual design show of student works for over 60 years. The exhibition is open to the public free of charge. Online registration is required. A virtual show is also available on website. For more details, please visit: 2025.polyudesignshow.com.

** The press release content is from PR Newswire. Bastille Post is not involved in its creation. **

PolyU Design Show 2025 highlights students' technology-driven innovations

PolyU Design Show 2025 highlights students' technology-driven innovations

PolyU Design Show 2025 highlights students' technology-driven innovations

PolyU Design Show 2025 highlights students' technology-driven innovations

PolyU Design Show 2025 highlights students' technology-driven innovations

PolyU Design Show 2025 highlights students' technology-driven innovations

PolyU Design Show 2025 highlights students' technology-driven innovations

PolyU Design Show 2025 highlights students' technology-driven innovations

New hub strengthens Teoxane's commitment to scientific education and clinical partnerships across Asia-Pacific

GENEVA, Jan. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Teoxane opens its first APAC Regional Academy in Bangkok, Thailand this January, expanding its global medical-education network. Located on Level 12 of One Bangkok Tower 4, the hub offers a modern environment designed to support high-quality clinical training.

Purpose-built as a regional center of excellence, the Academy will upskill licensed aesthetic practitioners through science-based education, hands-on technique, and expert exchange, reinforcing Teoxane's long-term collaboration with KOLs and clinicians across Asia-Pacific — one of the fastest-growing aesthetics markets.

"Asia-Pacific is one of the most dynamic aesthetics regions in the world. Opening our first APAC Regional Academy reflects our commitment and trust in the practitioners who shape the future of aesthetic medicine." — Can Ongen, Chief Operating Officer

The Academy opened on 13 January, bringing Teoxane leadership and APAC regional partners together in Bangkok to mark the milestone. "Consumers across Asia now treat aesthetics as a lifestyle — prioritising skin quality, personalisation, and subtle refinement. The Academy helps practitioners meet those expectations with scientific precision." — Krishna Sai, VP APAC

Advancing Education Across APAC

Developed with international experts, the Academy will deliver evidence-based curricula, including the MLT 3.1® injection approach and ATP™ methodology for personalised aesthetic assessment. Training formats include:
• Workshops
• Expert roundtables
• Regional symposia
• Live-learning and digital resources

Launching with Train-the-Trainer and Teoxane babyGLOW™

The first program introduces Teoxane's latest innovation for skin quality - Teoxane babyGLOW™, led by Dr Silvia Caboni, one of the expert injectors behind the methodology. Following a soft launch in Spain (Q4 2025), early feedback from European practitioners and media has been strongly positive, highlighting not only strong science, but also treatment designed for modern lifestyles – fast, low-maintenance, comfortable, with an immediate glow and minimal downtime.

Raising Standards in APAC

The Academy will offer tailored development pathways to advance both the science and artistry of aesthetic practice, supported by Teoxane's HA-based portfolio and two decades of scientific leadership.

This Academy allows us to deepen our mission: to elevate aesthetic practice through education that is rigorous, hands-on, and rooted in real-world clinical experience. By working closely with our regional experts, we can accompany practitioners throughout their entire learning journey — from foundational skills to advanced mastery." — Dr. Mounia Heddad Masson, Director Global Medical Education & Medical Affairs

About Teoxane

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www.teoxane.com

New hub strengthens Teoxane's commitment to scientific education and clinical partnerships across Asia-Pacific

GENEVA, Jan. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Teoxane opens its first APAC Regional Academy in Bangkok, Thailand this January, expanding its global medical-education network. Located on Level 12 of One Bangkok Tower 4, the hub offers a modern environment designed to support high-quality clinical training.

Purpose-built as a regional center of excellence, the Academy will upskill licensed aesthetic practitioners through science-based education, hands-on technique, and expert exchange, reinforcing Teoxane's long-term collaboration with KOLs and clinicians across Asia-Pacific — one of the fastest-growing aesthetics markets.

"Asia-Pacific is one of the most dynamic aesthetics regions in the world. Opening our first APAC Regional Academy reflects our commitment and trust in the practitioners who shape the future of aesthetic medicine." — Can Ongen, Chief Operating Officer

The Academy opened on 13 January, bringing Teoxane leadership and APAC regional partners together in Bangkok to mark the milestone. "Consumers across Asia now treat aesthetics as a lifestyle — prioritising skin quality, personalisation, and subtle refinement. The Academy helps practitioners meet those expectations with scientific precision." — Krishna Sai, VP APAC

Advancing Education Across APAC

Developed with international experts, the Academy will deliver evidence-based curricula, including the MLT 3.1® injection approach and ATP™ methodology for personalised aesthetic assessment. Training formats include:
• Workshops
• Expert roundtables
• Regional symposia
• Live-learning and digital resources

Launching with Train-the-Trainer and Teoxane babyGLOW™

The first program introduces Teoxane's latest innovation for skin quality - Teoxane babyGLOW™, led by Dr Silvia Caboni, one of the expert injectors behind the methodology. Following a soft launch in Spain (Q4 2025), early feedback from European practitioners and media has been strongly positive, highlighting not only strong science, but also treatment designed for modern lifestyles – fast, low-maintenance, comfortable, with an immediate glow and minimal downtime.

Raising Standards in APAC

The Academy will offer tailored development pathways to advance both the science and artistry of aesthetic practice, supported by Teoxane's HA-based portfolio and two decades of scientific leadership.

This Academy allows us to deepen our mission: to elevate aesthetic practice through education that is rigorous, hands-on, and rooted in real-world clinical experience. By working closely with our regional experts, we can accompany practitioners throughout their entire learning journey — from foundational skills to advanced mastery." — Dr. Mounia Heddad Masson, Director Global Medical Education & Medical Affairs

About Teoxane

Founded by Valérie Taupin in 2003, Teoxane specialises in developing solutions using hyaluronic acid. With over 20 years of expertise, Teoxane is a pioneer in the science of facial beauty. The company was founded on a unique vision: to open the possibilities of aesthetic treatments using high-performance dermal fillers, skin boosters and aesthetic skincare developed through in-depth scientific research. Through attentive listening, education and establishing the foundations for a safer industry, Teoxane has ushered in a new era in aesthetic medicine. Here, minor beauty procedures wield a significant impact on a patient's self-image and overall well-being.

www.teoxane.com

** The press release content is from PR Newswire. Bastille Post is not involved in its creation. **

Teoxane to Launch First APAC Regional Academy in Bangkok

Teoxane to Launch First APAC Regional Academy in Bangkok

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