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A Happy Carnival was organised as part of the City-Youth Empowerment Project. In recognition of their contribution, certificates were presented to outstanding exchange, mainland and local students who had been providing voluntary services to people in need.
A PhD student from the USTC-CityU Joint Advanced Research Centre in Suzhou has clinched the Best Paper Award at the IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Biomimetics.
A seminar on “Higher education in the UK and Hong Kong during the economic downturn” was held at CityU on 16 April, co-organised by CityU and University of Sheffield, United Kingdom.
CityU's Student Residence Office staged the annual Professor Edmond Ko Cup Inter-hall Competitions to promote interaction among students from different backgrounds. The overall championship this year went to the Jockey Club Humanity Hall.
The Division of Building Science and Technology is holding a two-day BuiltExpo 2009 from 17 April. Under the theme “Building Environment Revitalisation”, it showcases around 100 projects from the final-year students of the division.
CityU is showcasing nine applied research projects with the potential to contribute to the well-being of society at the International ICT Expo 2009 held from 13 to 16 April in the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.
The first Eco-tour Design Competition of CityU concluded at an award ceremony held on 7 April. The Ma Wan eco-tour designed by Priscilla Ho and Terry Choi, students of the Department of Information Systems, received the champion.
The final of the 4th Hong Kong Underwater Robot Challenge 2009 organised by CityU took place on 12 April, with finalists from 19 secondary schools competing in this unique event.
PhD students Terrance Fung Chi-yeung and Jean Lai Hok-yin of CityU have received scholarships of up to AUD$240,000 (around HK$1.3million) over three years to sponsor their research on ways to fight market misconduct and defend market integrity.
In line with the caring culture advocated by CityU, more than 50 science and business students recently provided community service to people in need.