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Impressing Student Projects of Novelty and Innovation
Final Year Project Competition 2022
Research Student Symposium 2022
Prof K M Luk
The 14th Guanghua Engineering Science and Technology Award
Fellow of Hong Kong Academy of Engineering Sciences 2021
Prize for Scientific and Technological Progress by the Ho Leung Ho Lee Foundation 2019
Fellow of the UK Royal Academy of Engineering 2018
Prof Ron Chen
IEEE Circuits and Systems Society Guillemin-Cauer Best Paper Award 2022
Being Titled Shun Hing Education and Charity Fund Chair Professor of Engineering
EE Outstanding Teacher Award 2020/21
Top Scientists List by H-Index in Computer Science and Electronics 2020
Highly-cited Researcher across Successive Years for the field “Engineering” and “Mathematics”
Chinese Institute of Electronics Best Paper Award 2020
The President’s Awards 2018
State Natural Science Award – Second-class Award for 3 Times (2016, 2012, 2008)
Fellow of The World Academy of Sciences 2015
Member of the Academia Europaea 2014
A team of five EE students/graduates supervised by Dr K F Tsang has won the First Runner-Up in the Tertiary Education Category of the Hong Kong Electronics Project Competition 2022. Winning Project: An Optimized Radio Replication Combined Load Balancing Scheme for Network Server Cluster in Large-Scale LoRaWAN Team members: Mr LEE Yo-Che (INFE), Mr LIU Yucheng (PhD), Mr WANG Hao (PhD), Miss WEI Yang (PhD) and Mr ZHANG Zhifu (INFE graduate 2022) Organized by the Electronics Division of The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE), the Hong Kong Electronics Project Competition (HKEPC) 2022 is
Mr CHAN Ho Chung (CDE, Year 4) and Mr MENG Xinmin (ECE, Year 4), under the supervision of Dr Ray Cheung, have won the Third Prize in the CCF TCARCH Customized Computing Challenge 2022. Customized Computing Challenge is hosted by CCF TCARCH (中國電腦學會體系結構專委會) and jointly organized by Center for Energy-Efficient Computing and Applications of Beijing University and AMD-Xilinx. It is a national competition which aims to nurture computer architecture talents, stimulate students' interest in computer architecture, and develop students' innovative spirit. This year, it has attracted 78 teams from 59
Prof Michael Tse, Chair Professor of EE, has received Second Place for the 2021 IEEE Power Electronics Society Transactions Prize Paper Award. The winning paper, co-authored with scholars from Harbin Institute of Technology, is titled “General pathways to higher order compensation circuits for IPT converters via sensitivity analysis”. Their paper was ranked as one of the best of the awarded papers from a total of 1233 papers published in the IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics in 2021. Being selected for this award is a high honor and a tribute to the fine research quality, presentation
Dr Haoliang LI, Assistant Professor of EE, has received the ACM SIGSOFT Distinguished Paper Award at the International Symposium on Software Testing and Analysis (ISSTA) 2022. The winning paper, co-authored with scholars from CityU, Nanyang Technological University, and Singapore Management University, is titled “Cross-Lingual Transfer Learning for Statistical Type Inference”. The ACM SIGSOFT ISSTA is one of the top international conferences in operated system/software engineering/programming language that brings together academics, industrial researchers, and practitioners on how to analyze
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