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No. 206 • 3 Dec 2013 | |
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New appointments Professor Ip has taken over from Professor Paul Lam Kwan-sing who assumed his new role as Chief-of-Staff on 1 December 2013. Professor Lam served CityU for several years as Vice-President (Student Affairs) in addition to his position as Chair Professor in the Department of Biology and Chemistry. In addition, Professor Jian Lu took up the position of Vice-President (Research and Technology) and Dean of Graduate Studies on 15 November 2013. Professor Lu joined CityU in 2010 as Dean of the College of Science and Engineering and Chair Professor of Mechanical Engineering. He received his PhD from the University of Technology of Compiegne and the Diploma of Habilitation from the University Paris VI (Pierre et Marie Curie). He is an Academician of the National Academy of Technology of France. |
Antarctica trip
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Discovery & Innovation Debating Challenge
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World literature at CityU
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Distinguished Lecture
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Conference
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Art exhibition
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Kudos MaCaPS International Limited, a subsidiary company of CityU that specialises in smart card design and security applications, was named one of Hong Kong’s most valuable companies (HKMVC) in 2013 by Mediazone. The annual HKMVC awards salute the most accomplished people and companies in Hong Kong. They are regarded as the Oscars of Hong Kong’s business world and were launched more than 12 years ago. The criteria for MaCaPS winning the award include the quality of the company’s products, contribution to Hong Kong, reputation/recognition, the overall quality of access control, remote monitoring, booking system, smart card, RFID and data storage systems, and the efficiency of the company’s customer services, among others. Anson Wang Honghua, a PhD student in the Department of Chinese, Translation and Linguistics (CTL), has been selected by the Scholarship Committee of the Hong Kong Association of University Women (HKAUW) as the recipient of a highly competitive HKAUW Postgraduate Scholarship. Her supervisor is Dr Jackie Yan Xiu, Associate Professor in CTL. HKAUW is dedicated to promoting higher education among women and developing friendship among women university graduates.
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