Hong Kong Chinese Women’s Club College Wins Gold Award at the 2025 Hang Lung Mathematics Awards
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HONG KONG SAR & SHANGHAI, CHINA - Media OutReach Newswire - 17 December 2025 - The winners of the 2025 Hang Lung Mathematics Awards ("HLMA"), co-organized by Hang Lung Properties Limited (SEHK Stock Code: 00101) ("Hang Lung" or the "Company") and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology ("HKUST"), have been announced. Siu Man Li from the Hong Kong Chinese Women's Club College received the Gold Award for his research report titled "Markov Chains Associated with Ultraspherical Polynomials: An Analysis of Weak Convergence and First Passage Time Functionals".
Dr. Choi Yuk-lin, Secretary for Education of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (left) and Professor Richard Schoen, Chair of the 2025 HLMA Scientific Committee (right) present the Gold Award to winner Siu Man Li from Hong Kong Chinese Women’s Club College at the 2025 Hang Lung Mathematics Awards.
The Silver Award and the Bronze Award were won by Augus Kui Lam Huang, Inna Belle Lee, Chun Lam Lo, Lok Hei Qiao, and Cheuk Lok Wong from St. Paul's Co-educational College, and Edison Sze Ho Fu, Yun Tung Ko, Hoi Chun Puk, and Wai Kwan Yeung from Queen's College, respectively. All winning teams demonstrated exceptional problem-solving abilities, creativity, and academic rigor evident in their work on challenging mathematical topics. The awards were presented at tonight's ceremony, celebrating the remarkable achievements of the student finalists and reaffirming HLMA's sustained contribution to advancing STEM education in Hong Kong. In her opening remarks, Dr. Choi Yuk-lin, JP, Secretary for Education of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, said, "The Hang Lung Mathematics Awards not only honours mathematical endeavours, but also reflects its enduring commitment to inspiring a continued passion for mathematics among our students and nurturing Hong Kong's young talents. This aligns well with the promotion of self-directed learning, problem solving and creativity in Hong Kong's school education. I hope all of us in the society can join hands in the promotion of digital education and mathematical modelling for the benefit of our students." Mr. Adriel Chan, Chair of Hang Lung Properties, also addressed the audience, stating, "As we celebrate the winners of the Hang Lung Mathematics Awards, we are reminded that talent development is a long-term investment. HLMA embodies our commitment to nurturing the next generation of thinkers and leaders who will navigate an increasingly complex world. We are heartened by the strong support from students, schools, and the academic community, which reinforces our shared mission to advance mathematics education and push the boundaries of excellence. Together, we are empowering young minds to pursue their passion and unlock their potential in mathematics, science, and technology." Professor Nancy Ip, President of HKUST, said, "HKUST is pleased to continue our partnership with Hang Lung in this biennial competition. Hang Lung Mathematics Awards is more than an academic contest; it is a platform that challenges students to push the boundaries of their knowledge and apply rigorous methodology to original research. By cultivating a community of aspiring mathematicians and providing them with access to world-class training, we are advancing our shared vision of transforming Hong Kong into a global hub for innovation and technology." 
A group photo of the winning teams of the 2025 Hang Lung Mathematics Awards with Dr. Choi Yuk-lin, Secretary for Education of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region; Mr. Ronnie C. Chan, Honorary Chair of Hang Lung Properties; Mr. Adriel Chan, Chair of Hang Lung Properties; Mr. Weber Lo, Chief Executive Officer of Hang Lung Properties; Kenneth Chiu, Chief Financial Officer of Hang Lung Properties; Professor Nancy Ip, President of HKUST; Professor Richard Schoen, Chair of the HLMA Scientific Committee; Professor Ngaiming Mok, Chair of the HLMA Steering Committee; and members of the Scientific Committee, Steering Committee, Executive Committee, and Screening Panel.
During the ceremony, a lively Panel Discussion was held on the theme of "Ubiquity of Mathematics: the Language of Discovery." The discussion featured Professor Richard Schoen, 2017 Wolf Prize Laureate in Mathematics and Chair of the 2025 HLMA Scientific Committee, and Professor Ngaiming Mok, 2022 Future Science Prize Laureate, Chair of the HLMA Steering Committee and member of the Scientific Committee. Moderated by Ms. Jennifer Zhu Scott, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Power Dynamics, the distinguished speakers shared their insights on the evolving landscape of mathematics education and the essential skills required for the next generation to thrive in a technology-driven era. The 2025 Hang Lung Mathematics Awards attracted the participation of close to 100 teams from over 50 secondary schools in Hong...