Women in Engineering

Prof. Kei May Lau is the first-ever woman winner of the Institution of Engineering and Technology’s J. J. Thomson Medal for Electronics since it was first presented 44 years ago.
Prof. Kei May Lau is the first-ever woman winner of the Institution of Engineering and Technology’s J. J. Thomson Medal for Electronics since it was first presented 44 years ago. 
Making History
Prof. Kei May LAU Became the First-Ever Woman Recipient of IET J. J. Thomson Medal for Electronics
Chemical and Biological Engineering alumna Vanessa Ho Po-Ki (right, first row), Prof. Marshal Liu (left, first row), and three BEng fresh graduates (from left, second row) Andy Choy Man-Hin, Isaac Kwan Chi-Shing and Michael Lui Wing-Piu, join hands to achieve product commercialization of an idea that originated in a course project.
Chemical and Biological Engineering alumna Vanessa Ho Po-Ki (right, first row), Prof. Marshal Liu (left, first row), and three BEng fresh graduates (from left, second row) Andy Choy Man-Hin, Isaac Kwan Chi-Shing and Michael Lui Wing-Piu, join hands to achieve product commercialization of an idea that originated in a course project. 
Finding Chemistry in Alumni Network
Chemical and Biological Engineering Alumna, Students and Faculty Join Hands in Product Commercialization
Prof. Pascale Fung has come up with innovative solutions for COVID-19.
Prof. Pascale Fung has come up with innovative solutions for COVID-19. 
AI Guru Contributing to Public Health
Prof. Pascale FUNG Helps to Debunk COVID-19 Myths with Science
Su Dan led two HKUST teams to win two competitions during her first 12 months as a PhD student.
Su Dan led two HKUST teams to win two competitions during her first 12 months as a PhD student. 
The Intellectual, the Doer and the Leader
PhD Student SU Dan Leads HKUST Engineering Team in Award-Winning Research Related to COVID-19
Mashiat Lamisa (third right) and her teammates Ilana Zimmerman (second right) and Dama Correch (third left) received the Empower Women Through Technology Prize at the cmd-f all-female* hackathon held at the University of British Columbia.
Mashiat Lamisa (third right) and her teammates Ilana Zimmerman (second right) and Dama Correch (third left) received the Empower Women Through Technology Prize at the cmd-f all-female* hackathon held at the University of British Columbia. 
Improving Equality in Workplace
Undergraduate Student’s App to Promote Women’s Rights Won in All-Female Hackathon
Prof. Kei May Lau is the 2020 recipient of The Optical Society (OSA) Nick Holonyak Jr. Award.
Prof. Kei May Lau is the 2020 recipient of The Optical Society (OSA) Nick Holonyak Jr. Award. 
Spearheading Research on Optics
Prof. Kei May LAU Named 2020 OSA Nick Holonyak Jr. Award Recipient
(From left) Andrea Madotto, Prof. Pascale Fung and Wu Chien-Sheng received an Outstanding Paper Award at the 57th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics for a paper co-authored with Salesforce Research collaborators.
(From left) Andrea Madotto, Prof. Pascale Fung and Wu Chien-Sheng received an Outstanding Paper Award at the 57th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics for a paper co-authored with Salesforce Research collaborators. 
Paper Recognized in Top Conference
Prof. Pascale FUNG and Her Team Won Outstanding Paper Award at ACL 2019
Leveraging Computer Science to Turn Imagination into Reality
Leveraging Computer Science to Turn Imagination into Reality 
Women in Engineering – meet WEI Lili
Leveraging Computer Science to Turn Imagination into Reality
Prof. Kei May LAU (right) was presented the OSA fellow plaque by OSA Vice President Prof. Constance J. CHANG-HASNAIN at the Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics 2019 in San Jose, California, US on 7 May.
Prof. Kei May LAU (right) was presented the OSA fellow plaque by OSA Vice President Prof. Constance J. CHANG-HASNAIN at the Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics 2019 in San Jose, California, US on 7 May.  
Celebrating Significant Contribution to Advancement of Optics and Photonics
Prof. Kei May LAU Elected as Fellow of The Optical Society
(From left) Alumnae Kyna WONG and Bella CHAN made HKUST their first choice because they were both eager from childhood to explore science and technology.
(From left) Alumnae Kyna WONG and Bella CHAN made HKUST their first choice because they were both eager from childhood to explore science and technology. 
Natural Born Engineers
ECE Alumnae Sharing Key to Success - Passion and Perseverance
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