Dr. Edwin Tso’s paper entitled “Development of a phase change material (PCM)-based thermal switch” was published on HKIE Transaction Vol 24 No 2 and awarded the HKIE Best Transactions Paper Prize 2018!
Mr. Elvis Au, Deputy Director of Environmental Protection Department of HKSAR Government, delivered a colloquium for the SEE community on 19 September 2018. At the colloquium, Mr. Au provided with the students and faculty members an overview of the major environmental challenges facing Hong Kong and the opportunities such challenges open up.
The team of Miss Zhou Yujing, Miss Xiao Lingran, Mr. Wan Ho Ching and Mr. Choi Lai Yun, (three second-year-undergraduates and one third-year-undergraduate majoring in Energy Science and Engineering) won Second Prize in “Technology Innovation” at the 11th Competition of National University Student Social Practice and Science Contest on Energy Saving & Emission Reduction held on 9 August 2018.
Dr. Sam Hsu’s review paper titled "A Review on morphology engineering for highly efficient and stable hybrid perovskite solar cells" is highlighted as a Hot Article and recently featured in the top 5% of most read articles in "Journal of Materials Chemistry A".
Congratulations to our final-year undergraduate student, Miss Nicole TUNG Hiu-ching, who has won the Merit Prize of Outstanding Electrical Power and Energy Engineering Student Award 2018 organized by Power and Energy Section (PES) of The Institution of Engineering and Technology Hong Kong (IET).
Dr. Patrick Lee and Dr. Carol Lin Sze-ki (Associate Professors in SEE) were two of the three recipients of the BESS Achievement Awards in the Bioenergy and Biorefinery Conference organised by the BioEnergy Society of Singapore (BESS) held in National University of Singapore on May 16-18, 2018.
37 students joined a field trip to visit the Shatin Racecourse on a Saturday morning, not for horse racing nor gambling, but to see their energy saving system.
Engineered nanomaterials are being exploited for applications in numerous fields including medicine, consumer electronics, and many others. While these materials are engineered with function and cost in mind, there is no consideration of long-term environmental impacts associated with them early in the design process.
