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Delegation led by President Kuo introduces CityU’s latest developments in Taiwan
A delegation of CityU led by Professor Way Kuo, President of CityU, visited Taiwan between 15 and 17 February to share the University’s latest developments with media representatives and secondary school principals and students.
New centre scales up multicultural vibe
A topping-out ceremony on 23 February marked a major construction milestone for the CityU International Centre at CityU.
Building excellence through global engagement and collaboration
Further collaboration between Cornell University and CityU was discussed during a visit by Professor Michael I. Kotlikoff, Provost at Cornell, on 10 February.
CityU academic is the only awardee from Asian university to receive 2022 Amazon Research Award
Dr Xiao Qiao, Assistant Professor in the School of Data Science at CityU, received the 2022 Amazon Research Award in the research area of Applied Machine Learning with his research proposal titled “Predicting Successful Scientific Collaborations”.
Chemical vapour deposition: from diamond film to conductive polymer for batteries
The latest talk in the President’s Lecture Series: Excellence in Academic focused on the research of Professor Chen Guohua on advanced electrode materials using chemical vapour deposition.
President Kuo leads CityU marathon team for 13th consecutive race
President Way Kuo of CityU led a team of around 500 athletes from the senior management team, faculty, staff, students and alumni at the Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon 2023 on 12 February.
Two top scientists elected Fellows of the National Academy of Inventors
Professor Hu Jinlian and Professor Zhu Yuntian have been elected as the 2022 class of Fellows of the National Academy of Inventors.
CNY Staff Party
CityU welcomed the Year of the Rabbit at a celebration party organised by the Human Resources Office on 2 February. Faculty and staff members enjoyed a delightful afternoon via a live broadcast.

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