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Professor Way Kuo, President of CityU gave the opening speech at the annual European Safety and Reliability conference in Troyes, France.
CityU has achieved outstanding results in the National Natural Science Foundation of China Research Grants Competition 2011, with 13 projects awarded about HK$7 million.
The Provost offered an overview of what the implementation of the Discovery-enriched Curriculum means for CityU at the latest installment of the specially commissioned talks entitled President’s Lecture Series—Excellence in Academia.
The Academy of Korean Studies has awarded Professor Philip J Ivanhoe and Dr Kim Sung-moon of the Department of Public and Social Administration a US$1.3 million grant for an unprecedented study on Korean philosophy.
Professor Gregory Lee, Dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, kicked off a new series of talks with a lecture on cross-disciplinary approaches to tertiary education.
China needs to develop appropriate technology and labour training, expand the higher value-added components of the manufacturing supply chain and liberalise the labour market to sustain growth, said Professor Eden Yu of College of Business.
Two outstanding mainland scientists shared their views on advances in astronomy over the past 400 years and China’s success in building roads and bridges at CityU on 25 November.
The renowned computer expert Dr Lee Kai-Fu gave a lecture on 12 November to CityU faculty and students entitled “The Chinese Internet: A Reflection of China”.
A leading authority on computer technology discussed at a talk at CityU how cloud computing will impact future generations.
Professor Jean-Marie Lehn, winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, discussed science, metaphysics, philosophy and art in his City University Distinguished Lecture Series.