Electronic and Computer Engineering

Prof. Zhang Jun (pictured) and his former PhD student Dr. Shao Jiawei’s study is set to enable a privacy-preserving, communication-efficient, and heterogeneity-adaptive federated training framework.
Prof. Zhang Jun (pictured) and his former PhD student Dr. Shao Jiawei’s study is set to enable a privacy-preserving, communication-efficient, and heterogeneity-adaptive federated training framework. 
Enhancing Privacy Protection
Prof. ZHANG Jun’s Research on Privacy-Preserving Distributed Learning Published in Nature Communications
The HKUST-FYBB#1 Satellite Forum on January 27, 2024 was well received by over 400 local secondary school students, academics and entrepreneurs.
The HKUST-FYBB#1 Satellite Forum on January 27, 2024 was well received by over 400 local secondary school students, academics and entrepreneurs. 
Inspiring the Younger Generation
HKUST-FYBB#1 Satellite Forum Illuminates Importance of Technologies in Food Security, Environmental Protection and Disaster Preparedness
Prof. Tu Fengbin (left) and Prof. Xie Yuan (right) have been devoted to researching and developing the groundbreaking technology of the Reconfigurable Digital Computing-In-Memory AI chip (ReDCIM).
Prof. Tu Fengbin (left) and Prof. Xie Yuan (right) have been devoted to researching and developing the groundbreaking technology of the Reconfigurable Digital Computing-In-Memory AI chip (ReDCIM). 
Paving the Way for Large-Scale GenAI Computing
Reconfigurable Digital Computing-In-Memory AI Chip by ECE Professors Selected as China’s 2023 Top 10 Research Advances in Semiconductors
The e-nose research work of Chair Professor Fan Zhiyong, Electronic & Computer Engineering and Chemical & Biological Engineering, was recently published in Nature Electronics.
The e-nose research work of Chair Professor Fan Zhiyong, Electronic & Computer Engineering and Chemical & Biological Engineering, was recently published in in Nature Electronics. 
Equipping Robots with a Sense of Smell
Prof. FAN Zhiyong’s Research on Bio-Inspired Electronic Nose Published in Nature Electronics
Faculty Column
Are We Better at Educating Humans or Training Robots?
Stellar Faculty Driving Excellence
SENG Professors Recognized with International Honors
Prof. Kevin Chen has successfully fabricated a first-of-its-kind hybrid field-effect transistor which harnesses the complementary merits of gallium nitride and silicon carbide.
Prof. Kevin Chen has successfully fabricated a first-of-its-kind hybrid field-effect transistor which harnesses the complementary merits of gallium nitride and silicon carbide. 
Merging the Best of GaN and SiC
Prof. Kevin CHEN Fabricated a First-of-Its-Kind GaN/SiC Hybrid Field-Effect Transistor
Witnessed by the Secretary for Housing, Ms. Winnie Ho (back row, center), the Acting Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, Ms. Lillian Cheong (back row, left), and the Chairman of the Board of the HKCRC, Dr. Shin Cheul Kim (back row, right); the Associate Director of the HKCRC, Dr. Liang Haobo (front row, right), and the Permanent Secretary for Housing/Director of Housing, Miss Rosanna Law (front row, left), signed the Memorandum of Understanding.
Witnessed by the Secretary for Housing, Ms. Winnie Ho (back row, center), the Acting Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, Ms. Lillian Cheong (back row, left), and the Chairman of the Board of the HKCRC, Dr. Shin Cheul Kim (back row, right); the Associate Director of the HKCRC, Dr. Liang Haobo (front row, right), and the Permanent Secretary for Housing/Director of Housing, Miss Rosanna Law (front row, left), signed the Memorandum of Understanding. 
Bringing Advanced Tech into Construction Industry
Hong Kong Center for Construction Robotics and Housing Bureau Signed MoU on Innovative Construction Technologies
Prof. Tim Woo, Director of Center for Global & Community Engagement, fosters service learning, inclusion and STEAM education via robot competitions.
Prof. Tim Woo, Director of Center for Global & Community Engagement, fosters service learning, inclusion and STEAM education via robot competitions. 
Inspiring Engineering Students to Serve Societal Needs
An Educator Focusing on Experiential and Service Learning
From left: Prof. Zhou Yuanyuan, Prof. Shen Yajing, Prof. Wang Shuai, Prof. Zhou Xiaofang
From left: Prof. Zhou Yuanyuan, Prof. Shen Yajing, Prof. Wang Shuai, Prof. Zhou Xiaofang 
Promoting Research Collaboration with Mainland
Four SENG Professors Secured HK$6.1 Million in Two NSFC/RGC Research Schemes
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