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Researchers from CityU received 36 awards at the 48th International Exhibition of Inventions Geneva. This is the third year running that CityU has received the highest number of awards among local institutions.
Dr Sun Hongyi at CityU has developed a unique intellectual teaching model designed to stimulate creativity and innovation by means of Chinese wisdom and fostering entrepreneurship with Western scientific methodology.
Eminent scientists from around the world tackled some of the most challenging issues found in complex systems that incorporate artificial intelligence at the HK Tech Forum on Reliability and Safety of Intelligent Systems hosted by Hong Kong Institute for Advanced Study at CityU on 20-21 August.
Professor Xie Min, Chair Professor in the Department of Advanced Design and Systems Engineering and the School of Data Science, has been elected to the European Academy of Sciences and Arts (EASA) in the Technical and Environmental Sciences class.
The 11th International Conference on Mathematical Methods in Reliability is being held from 3 to 7 June at CityU. Six distinguished professors are delivering keynote speeches on topics in reliability modelling and analysis.
A research team from the Department of Systems Engineering and Engineering Management at CityU has developed the world’s first non-destructive-testing based inspection system that can detect corrosion in buried and wall-covered pipes.
The CityU Career Festival 2017, organised by the Career and Leadership Centre between 30 October and 3 November, aimed at helping students prepare well for their future careers.
CityU students met almost a hundred employers from the public and private sectors during the Career Fair from 11 to 12 April.
The CityU Employers’ Luncheon boosts the University’s ties with the industrial and corporate world to enhance the employability of students.
A research project on developing tools that will improve safety and dependability of High Speed Rail and Metro Systems led by CityU has received more than HK$40 million in funding.