Mah Shao-qian, third from left, won in March the Scientist and Mathematician category of the South China Morning Post’s annual Student of the Year Awards, sponsored by The Hong Kong Jockey Club. He is flanked, from left, by second runner-up Wong Man-ho, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corp chief executive Albert Wong Hak-keung, and first runner-up Cheng Nga-ting. Photo: Handout Mah Shao-qian, third from left, won in March the Scientist and Mathematician category of the South China Morning Post’s annual Student of the Year Awards, sponsored by The Hong Kong Jockey Club. He is flanked, from left, by second runner-up Wong Man-ho, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corp chief executive Albert Wong Hak-keung, and first runner-up Cheng Nga-ting. Photo: Handout
Mah Shao-qian, third from left, won in March the Scientist and Mathematician category of the South China Morning Post’s annual Student of the Year Awards, sponsored by The Hong Kong Jockey Club. He is flanked, from left, by second runner-up Wong Man-ho, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corp chief executive Albert Wong Hak-keung, and first runner-up Cheng Nga-ting. Photo: Handout
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Elon Musk-inspired entrepreneur sees science, technology driving Hong Kong’s start-up culture

Mah Shao-qian, a recent Student of the Year Awards winner, said there was increased emphasis on the start-up culture in Hong Kong, which helps encourage more people to become entrepreneurs

Topic |   Technology
Iris Deng
Iris Deng

Updated: 6:07am, 19 Jul, 2018

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Mah Shao-qian, third from left, won in March the Scientist and Mathematician category of the South China Morning Post’s annual Student of the Year Awards, sponsored by The Hong Kong Jockey Club. He is flanked, from left, by second runner-up Wong Man-ho, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corp chief executive Albert Wong Hak-keung, and first runner-up Cheng Nga-ting. Photo: Handout Mah Shao-qian, third from left, won in March the Scientist and Mathematician category of the South China Morning Post’s annual Student of the Year Awards, sponsored by The Hong Kong Jockey Club. He is flanked, from left, by second runner-up Wong Man-ho, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corp chief executive Albert Wong Hak-keung, and first runner-up Cheng Nga-ting. Photo: Handout
Mah Shao-qian, third from left, won in March the Scientist and Mathematician category of the South China Morning Post’s annual Student of the Year Awards, sponsored by The Hong Kong Jockey Club. He is flanked, from left, by second runner-up Wong Man-ho, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corp chief executive Albert Wong Hak-keung, and first runner-up Cheng Nga-ting. Photo: Handout
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