“An Energy-Free, Low-Cost and High Cooling Performance Passive Radiative Cooling Technology for Building Applications” led by Dr. Edwin Tso, Assistant Professor, received the Gold Medal with Congratulations of the Jury at Inventions Geneva Evaluation Days (IGED) 2021. IGED, held from 10 to 14 March 2021, is a special edition of the International Exhibition of Inventions of Geneva due to the pandemic.
Mr. Alvin Wong (Head of R&D and Deputy Technical Director) of Paul Y. Engineering, shared with the SEE community, the concept of modular integrated construction (MiC), the pros and cons and its usage in Hong Kong. He also explained Paul Y.’s patented connection system used in MiC. The talk was very well received.
It is with great pleasure to welcome three affiliate faculty members, namely, Prof. Kenneth Leung, Prof. Alvin Lai and Dr. Steven Wang.
Prof. Kenneth Leung is an expert in marine science. His research interests encompass marine pollution, ecotoxicology, environmental risk assessment, environmental quality benchmarks, marine ecology, biodiversity conservation and ecological restoration using eco-engineering.
Ms. Lau Wing Chi Celia (Planning Engineer) and Mr. Lo Kwan Ming (System Control Engineer), from HK Electric Co., spoke at the SEE Dialogue with Professionals on 22 March 2021. Ms. Lau and Mr. Lo, young professionals in the engineering field, both shared their experience in power utility and provided useful tips on career development as an engineer to our undergraduate students. The online sharing session was well received.
Dr. Edwin Tso, Assistant Professor, was interviewed by TVB (Television Broadcasts Limited) to showcase his innovation on “Energy-Free, Low-Cost and High Cooling Performance Passive Radiative Cooling Technology for Building Applications”. The interview was aired at Channel 85 TVB Finance & Information Channel – Innovation GPS, on 17 March 2021.
Dr. Carol Lin, Associate Professor in SEE, is coordinating a project on reducing the transmission of the novel coronavirus and other infectious diseases using food waste-derived medical textiles via electrospinning for healthcare apparel and personal protective equipment (PPE).
The COVID-19 pandemic has once disrupted the local construction industry. However, as we move towards the post-pandemic economic recovery, the construction industry is being called upon to produce the next generation of green buildings that are not only environmentally friendly but also contributory to the health and wellbeing of the society.
The School is pleased to announce the launch of a new stream, Energy/Environment in Science, Technology & Advanced Research (eSTAR), in our two existing undergraduate programmes, namely Bachelor of Engineering in Energy Science and Engineering and
With the launch of SEE Industry Ready Programme, SEE is excited to collaborate with WWF-Hong Kong (World Wide Fund for Nature), an international non-governmental conservation organisation founded in 1961 in Switzerlan
