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Professor Peter Brimblecombe with two of his recent books on air pollution. As a world renowned expert in the field of air pollution, Professor Brimblecombe worked on Killer Smog: London, England with a New York based writer, Joyce L. Markovics.

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Dr. Yarime Masaru, Associate Professor of School of Energy and Environment, has been awarded First Runner-up Prize in the Championship for the International Competition on Second Life for Retired Batteries from Electric Vehicles organized by the Environment Bureau of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

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Professor Martin Beniston of The University of Geneva, and former vice chairman of one of the working groups in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), delivered the 5th SEE Colloquium on 10th May, 2017. He is currently leading a major European project (www.acqwa.ch) to study the potential impacts of climate change on the Alps.

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Assistant Professor Jin Shang's work on the design of highly porous materials for the sequestration of gas molecules appears in Nature Communications.

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The work by Dr. Denis Yu and his group appears on the cover of ChemElectroChem. They reported the addition of Li stabilizes the Na0.7MnO2 structure, and thereby improves its cycling stability as cathode in Na-ion battery.

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Dr. Chunhua Liu proposes a new electric magnetic-geared (EMG) machine, which artfully incorporates the magnetic gear into an outer-rotor inserted permanent-magnet machine.

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Dr. Alicia An and her group developed a hybrid polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) polymeric microspheres-PVDF superhydrophic membrane via electrospinning.

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