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Over 100 guests attended a thanksgiving dinner which was held by the Community Relations Committee on 22 November to strengthen ties with the community.
Professor Hong Yan of the Department of Electronic Engineering has been elected Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) for 2006 in recognition of his outstanding contributions to image recognition techniques and applications.
The Faculty of Business (FB) at CityU has pioneered a series of sharing sessions entitled Exchanges Forum 2005 that facilitate intercultural communication and provide social networking opportunities for overseas exchange students and local students.
Professor H K Chang, CityU President, says the new Creative Media Centre at CityU will be a landmark building for Hong Kong and he acknowledges the creative genius of architect Daniel Libeskind.
CityU is showcasing 12 projects at this year's Innovation & Design Expo, demonstrating how the University's high-quality application-oriented education results in new technologies that improve people's lives.
Thirteen students from the Department of Manufacturing Engineering and Engineering Management (MEEM) have joined a voluntary project to help elderly homeowners install safety chains that can prevent windows from falling.
Mr Zeng Jia, a doctoral student at CityU's School of Creative Media (SCM), has won first prize in the Postgraduate Section of the IEEE Region 10 Student Paper Contest 2005 with his research on active media system (AMS).
Two experts on Value for Money shared their findings and recommendations at a forum on 18 November on the process of planning and resource allocation in academic and administration departments at CityU.
Students from the School of Creative Media at CityU have been captivating audiences around the world and winning top honours at recent international film festivals.
CityU signed a memorandum of understanding with Fujian Province Personnel Bureau on 16 November. The memorandum signifies cooperation in areas that will benefit both parties, such as personnel training, technology transfer and information resources.

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