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Professor Michael Tse, Associate Vice-President (Strategic Research) and Chair Professor of Electrical Engineering was very pleased to witness the commencement of phase four of the joint laboratory programme and expected that the plan will develop more innovative technologies, in line with the trend of high-tech marketization, to promote University students to join global technological entrepreneurship and benefit our society.

Since its establishment in 2019, the CityU EE Joint Lab Programme has connected with a total of 22 CityU EE Joint Lab Partners. A series of cooperative and technical projects have been/will be launched with these partners. For example, ASM Pacific is now carrying out new research projects with EE Faculty. Gold Peak Group has arranged research projects and on-site visits to the Hong Kong Science and Technology Park and the Central KEF Advanced Audio Experience Center, and gave a training program to EE students. Microsoft Hong Kong and Macau arranged training programs for hundreds of EE students with relevant global certifications. SmarTone Group has set up a new 5G laboratory at CityU to enhance the research work of related Faculty and graduate students. SUGA International Group Co., Ltd. arranged a research project in high-performance and low-power hardware design with artificial intelligence for pets. Many more exciting collaborations are expected as we continue to work closely with our CityU EE Joint Lab partners.

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CityU EE: Joint Lab Phase 4 Opening Ceremony 2021
Joint Lab Phase 4 Welcome Speech by Professor Stella Pang 2021	Joint Lab Phase 4 Welcome Speech by Professor Michael Tse, Associate Vice-President (Strategic Research) 2021
Sharing from Dr Kelvin Pun (Compass)	Sharing from Mr Bill Yuan (Intel)
Sharing from Mr K C Fung (HPE)	Sharing from Miss Ida Chau (Pong Yuen)
Sharing from Mr Ben Wong (ProVista)	Sharing from Dr Mei Kei Ieong (UMEC)

Apart from individual presentation on our graduates, there was prize presentation to recognize the excellent teaching of our professors. The big day ended joyfully by group photo taking among graduates and EE professors in the hall as well as at different campus photo-taking shots with fascinating backdrops set up by the University.

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Date: 26 May 2021
Time: 2:00pm to 3:30pm
Registration:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSct7l7QKj0RxPG5-uwaoL3KAQ6eHwChsjBC4x7IfB4IEVw6xg/viewform

Please find more details HERE.

Admission Tutors, Dr Leanne Chan and Dr Alex Wong, and EE student ambassadors were there to share what is Electrical Engineering, the impact of Electrical Engineering in our daily lives, the learning exposures offered by the Department and the career prospect of the discipline.

A sharing session on Innovation and Technology Fund (ITF) grant application was held on 29 April 2021. Prof Henry Chung (Chair Professor of EE), who has been successful in getting ITF grants over the years, shared with colleagues the key elements to consider when preparing ITF proposals and tips to seek for collaboration with industrial partners, on top of a brief introduction of the funding opportunities available from ITF.

Students discuss problems and solve questions together during the weekly meeting throughout the semester. Apart from discussing academic matters, students also share and exchange their general experiences on personal development during university studies with their group mates at the meet-up.

To encourage active participation to the Scheme and to recognize outstanding performance of student tutors and tutees, Significant Improvement Award, Excellent Performance Award and Best Student Tutor Award are established. A prize presentation was held on 28 April 2021 to celebrate their achievement. Please check here for the list of award recipients. Congratulations!

The judging team for final presentation was composed of three faculty members and three guests from the industry who had donated all the cash prizes for this competition.

Please see here for competition details.

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During the seminar, Dr Wang shared with students some his stories on research career development, in particular during his PhD years. His genuine sharing of facing ups and downs provided insights to students on how to plan for PhD study and how to conduct good and solid research work. The session rounded up with active discussion and full of encouragement.