Research & Innovation

Dr Hao Wang is currently a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL) of MIT in the US.
Dr Hao Wang is currently a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL) of MIT in the US. 
PhD Research Excellence Recognized in SENG Award 2017-18
Prof Richard So (2nd from right) and his PhD students (from left) Shutao Chen, Jun Hui and Tingyi Wang received a souvenir from Ms Vivian Wong, Chairlady of the Hong Kong Parents Association for the Hearing Impaired.
Prof Richard So (2nd from right) and his PhD students (from left) Shutao Chen, Jun Hui and Tingyi Wang received a souvenir from Ms Vivian Wong, Chairlady of the Hong Kong Parents Association for the Hearing Impaired. 
Bringing Research to Society
Parents Experienced the World of Their Hearing-Impaired Children with HKUST PhD Students’ Simulated Audio Technology
Prof Tianshou ZHAO
Prof Tianshou ZHAO 
Electrically Rechargeable Liquid Fuels
Project Led by Prof Tianshou Zhao Received HK$50 Million Funding under RGC Theme-based Research Scheme
Prof Kei May Lau Honored with IEEE Photonics Society Aron Kressel Award
Prof Kei May Lau Honored with IEEE Photonics Society Aron Kressel Award
Global Experts in Water Quality Converge at HKUST to Share Information and Insights
Global Experts in Water Quality Converge at HKUST to Share Information and Insights
Prof Tianshou Zhao Named Highly Cited Researcher for Third Consecutive Year
SENG Makes a Clean Sweep in the First Falling Walls Lab Hong Kong at HKUST
The 3rd year of the Ford-Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) Conservation and Environmental Research Grants program saw 15 students visit the Ford Thailand Manufacturing plant in Rayong, Thailand
The 3rd year of the Ford-Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) Conservation and Environmental Research Grants program saw 15 students visit the Ford Thailand Manufacturing plant in Rayong, Thailand 
HKUST Students Present Innovative Environmental Research Projects at Ford Regional Headquarters
Breakthrough by Prof Kei May Lau and Collaborators to Make Microprocessors Faster and Less Power-Hungry
Breakthrough by Prof Kei May Lau and Collaborators to Make Microprocessors Faster and Less Power-Hungry
Professors Charles Ng (2nd from right), Mohamed Ghidaoui (5th from the right) and Joseph Lee (6th from the right), attending the Theme-based Research Scheme Media Briefing on 13th July 2015.
Professors Charles Ng (2nd from right), Mohamed Ghidaoui (5th from the right) and Joseph Lee (6th from the right), attending the Theme-based Research Scheme Media Briefing on 13th July 2015.  
Two Engineering Academics-Led Projects Received Funding under RGC Theme-based Research Scheme
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