Electronic and Computer Engineering

In vivo 3P calcium imaging of spontaneous neuronal activity at different depths below pia of the somatosensory cortex of a CCK-GCaMP6s mouse (four-month-old) through the intact skull (110-μm thickness) with system correction only (left) and full AO correction (right).
In vivo 3P calcium imaging of spontaneous neuronal activity at different depths below pia of the somatosensory cortex of a CCK-GCaMP6s mouse (four-month-old) through the intact skull (110-μm thickness) with system correction only (left) and full AO correction (right). 
Understanding How Our Brain Functions
HKUST Researchers Demonstrate Near-Non-Invasive In Vivo Imaging in Mouse Cortex at an Unprecedented Depth
Dr. Zheng Zheyang shared his rewarding research experience at HKUST with current research postgraduate students at the award ceremony on June 1.
Dr. Zheng Zheyang shared his rewarding research experience at HKUST with current research postgraduate students at the award ceremony on June 1. 
PhD Research Excellence
Electronic and Computer Engineering PhD Graduate Awarded for Research Breakthrough in GaN CMOS Integrated Circuits
Prof. Kei May Lau was recognized for her achievements and outstanding contributions to society in the JESSICA Most Successful Women Award 2022.
Prof. Kei May Lau was recognized for her achievements and outstanding contributions to society in the JESSICA Most Successful Women Award 2022. 
Honoring Outstanding Leadership
Prof. Kei May LAU Selected as One of the Most Successful Women 2022 by Magazine 旭茉 JESSICA
Study co-leads Prof. Qu Jianan (first right), Professor at Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering (ECE), and Prof. Liu Kai (first left), Associate Professor at Division of Life Science; as well as the first author of the study Wu Wanjie (second right), PhD student of ECE.
Study co-leads Prof. Qu Jianan (first right), Professor at Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering (ECE), and Prof. Liu Kai (first left), Associate Professor at Division of Life Science; as well as the first author of the study Wu Wanjie (second right), PhD student of ECE. 
Advances in Optical Engineering
HKUST Researchers Develop Long-Term In Vivo Imaging Technique to Better Understand and Treat Spinal Cord Injury
Prof. Bertram Shi, Professor of Electronic and Computer Engineering, becomes the Acting Dean of Engineering with effect from April 1, 2022.
Prof. Bertram Shi, Professor of Electronic and Computer Engineering, becomes the Acting Dean of Engineering with effect from April 1, 2022. 
School Leadership
Prof. Bertram SHI Appointed Acting Dean of Engineering
Prof. Tim Cheng together with PhD student Wang Xiaomeng at work at the AI chip design center.
Prof. Tim Cheng together with PhD student Wang Xiaomeng at work at the AI chip design center.  
AI Chips… with Everything
Asia’s First Transnational R&D Center on AI Chip Design Set to Realize Ubiquitous AI Applications in Society
Prof. Pascale Fung was recognized for significant contributions to the field of conversational AI and to the development of ethical AI principles and algorithms.
Prof. Pascale Fung was recognized for significant contributions to the field of conversational AI and to the development of ethical AI principles and algorithms. 
Driving Conversational AI & Ethical AI
Prof. Pascale FUNG Elected a 2022 Fellow of Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence
Prof. Mow Wai-Ho constantly reminds himself to put students first.
Prof. Mow Wai-Ho constantly reminds himself to put students first. 
Locally-Bred Scholar with International Acclaim
New Associate Dean Prof. MOW Wai-Ho Encourages Students to Seek Opportunities and Broaden Horizons
The research team found that despite the number of epitopes encompassing Omicron mutations are nonetheless notably higher than other virus variants, Omicron, like other variants, is still unlikely to escape human's T cell responses.
The research team found that despite the number of epitopes encompassing Omicron mutations are nonetheless notably higher than other virus variants, Omicron, like other variants, is still unlikely to escape human's T cell responses. 
Fighting COVID-19
T Cells Fit to Tackle Omicron, Suggests New Study
Breer was founded by the all-HKUST team: (from left to right) Suyash Mohan (2021 BBA in Economics), Anushka Purohit (Electronic and Computer Engineering undergraduate), Naman Tekriwal (Management undergraduate), and Deevansh Gupta (Marketing undergraduate).
Breer was founded by the all-HKUST team: (from left to right) Suyash Mohan (2021 BBA in Economics), Anushka Purohit (Electronic and Computer Engineering undergraduate), Naman Tekriwal (Management undergraduate), and Deevansh Gupta (Marketing undergraduate). 
Fancy a Pint of Waste Bread?
Food Upcycling Start-Up Turns Leftover Bread into Beer
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