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Professor Lu Jian offered insight into the development of materials and structures with nano-, micro- and macro-scale functional gradients for creating high strength, high ductility nanomaterials.
CityU named Student Residence Hall 9 as the Sir Gordon and Lady Ivy Wu Hall on 18 April in appreciation of Sir Gordon Wu’s contributions to the development of CityU and the education sector.
Six teachers received the Teaching Excellence Awards 2011-12 on 17 April in recognition of their contributions to raising the quality of teaching at CityU.
The City Literary Festival 2012 organised by the Cultural and Sports Committee, Chinese Civilisation Centre, and Department of Chinese, Translation and Linguistics of CityU was held on 13 and 14 April.
CityU law students have triumphed over 91 other teams at an international commercial arbitration competition.
Professor Paul Lam Kwan-sing and Dr Wallace Tang Kit-sang won the 2011 Second Class Award in the Natural Science category at the Higher Education Outstanding Scientific Research Output Awards (Science and Technology) from the Ministry of Education.
Opportunities for studying overseas and an introduction to campus life in different countries and regions were the focus of the International Education Fair 2012 at CityU.
Raymond Li, Senior Lecturer and Programme Leader at the Division of Building Science and Technology in the College of Higher Vocational Studies, has been re-elected Chairman of the Chartered Institute of Building, Hong Kong (CIOBHK) for 2001-02.
CityU's College of Higher Vocational Studies has hit the road, showcasing various aspects of its programmes through the perspective of graduates, at selected malls in Hong Kong, Kowloon and the New Territories.
Millie Chan's exhibit, Disintegrate The Simultaneous Dress, featured a two-by-four-metre area wrapped in dark cloth. Outside the room, several white T-shirts were placed on the floor, and a viewing screen hung on a wall. Inspired by the tunnel linking CityU and Festival Walk, Chan said her multimedia boutique allowed visitors to design their own clothes, which were then shown on the display screen by an overhead projector.