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Hong Kong Underwater Robot Challenge 2007, jointly organized by WWF and CityU, took place on 9 April in CityU's swimming pool. Winning teams might compete in Canada's International Challenge.
Two young scholars from the Faculty of Science and Engineering at CityU have recently earned international awards in their respective fields, showcasing once again the University's applied research strength.
Twenty-three gifted secondary school students with outstanding potential in electronics technology finished the University-based Electronics Technology Project Study 2006-07
CityU PhD graduate 2006 Dr Wong Hang has won the Top Prize in the student category in the Asia-Pacific Microwave Conference 2006 with his paper "Unidirectional Antenna Composed of a Planar Dipole and a Shorted Patch".
The Hong Kong Underwater Robot Challenge will expand this year to include universities and colleges. The aim is to get more young people interested in marine conservation and to transfer knowledge about technology.
CityU has received ten awards for its information and communications technology innovations in the first Hong Kong ICT Awards.
An electronic engineering student from City University of Hong Kong (CityU) has been awarded a prestigious Fulbright Science and Technology Fellowship by the US Department of State.
A six-member delegation from the China Association of Science and Technology, led by its Chairman Professor Han Qide, visited City University of Hong Kong on 7 November.
The Minister of Science and Technology Dr Xu Guanhua found much to admire when he visited the Applied Electromagnetics Laboratory at CityU on 15 November.
CityU brought home a clutch of awards for its innovative applied research projects after a dynamic debut at the Chinese National Exhibition of Inventions.