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Deputy Director of Electrical and Mechanical Services Ir. Eric Pang (second row, left) and HKUST’s Dean of Engineering Prof. Tim Cheng (second row, right) join a group photo with CLP Power Academy Vice Chancellor Mr. Paul Poon (first row, middle), HKUST’s Vice-President for Research and Development Prof. Nancy Ip (first row, right), and Head of the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at the University of Strathclyde Prof. Campbell Booth (first row, left).
Deputy Director of Electrical and Mechanical Services Ir. Eric Pang (second row, left) and HKUST’s Dean of Engineering Prof. Tim Cheng (second row, right) join a group photo with CLP Power Academy Vice Chancellor Mr. Paul Poon (first row, middle), HKUST’s Vice-President for Research and Development Prof. Nancy Ip (first row, right), and Head of the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at the University of Strathclyde Prof. Campbell Booth (first row, left).  
New Engineering Program Set to Nurture Innovation in Power Industry
CLP Power Signs Partnership with HKUST and University of Strathclyde for Hong Kong’s First Joint Dual Master’s Degree Program in Power Engineering
Prof. Wilfred Ng (left), Associate Director of Computer Engineering Program, and Prof. Leung Shing-Yu, Associate Dean of Science, introduce the features and career prospects of the Data Science and Technology (DSCT) Program – jointly launched by the School of Engineering and the School of Science.
Prof. Wilfred Ng (left), Associate Director of Computer Engineering Program, and Prof. Leung Shing-Yu, Associate Dean of Science, introduce the features and career prospects of the Data Science and Technology (DSCT) Program – jointly launched by the School of Engineering and the School of Science. 
Nurturing Interdisciplinary and Pragmatic Talents
HKUST Launches HK’s First Tech-Based Degree Program in Data Science and Technology
Prof Ying Chau (middle), introduces the School of Engineering’s new undergraduate program in Bioengineering. Prof Terence Wong (left) is developing a novel microscope for determining within minutes whether all cancer cells are removed in a surgery, while Prof Angela Wu is designing microfluidic devices that can capture and manipulate cells for single-cell genomic analysis and other purposes.
Prof Ying Chau (middle), introduces the School of Engineering’s new undergraduate program in Bioengineering. Prof Terence Wong (left) is developing a novel microscope for determining within minutes whether all cancer cells are removed in a surgery, while Prof Angela Wu is designing microfluidic devices that can capture and manipulate cells for single-cell genomic analysis and other purposes. 
Nurturing Researchers and Innovators in Bioengineering
HKUST’s New Undergraduate Program in Bioengineering Exposes Students to an Exciting World of Discovery Using Diverse Cutting-Edge Technologies
(From left) Associate Vice-President for Research and Graduate Studies Prof Charles Ng, champion Melody Jin Teng Chung, and E2I Director Prof Ting Chuen Pong
(From left) Associate Vice-President for Research and Graduate Studies Prof Charles Ng, champion Melody Jin Teng Chung, and E2I Director Prof Ting Chuen Pong 
Students Showcase Ability to Effectively Present Research Findings
Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) Competition Expanded to University Level
(From left) Karen Shuk Kwan Yau and Lilian Ka Lai Tsang, both from HKUST, and Simei Wen and Rong Lin, both from CAA.
(From left) Karen Shuk Kwan Yau and Lilian Ka Lai Tsang, both from HKUST, and Simei Wen and Rong Lin, both from CAA.  
Remote Health Detecting System on Children
Design Thinking Project Became Winner of James Dyson Award in Hong Kong Region
Faculty members received the School of Engineering Teaching Excellence Appreciation Award 2016-17 from Dean of Engineering Prof Tim Cheng.
Faculty members received the School of Engineering Teaching Excellence Appreciation Award 2016-17 from Dean of Engineering Prof Tim Cheng. 
Promoting Students’ Learning
SENG Recognizes Teaching Excellence
(From left) HKUST’s Prof Brian Mak and students – Kelvin Yung, Ken Lai and Mary Leung – demonstrating how to say “university of science and technology” in sign language.
(From left) HKUST’s Prof Brian Mak and students – Kelvin Yung, Ken Lai and Mary Leung – demonstrating how to say “university of science and technology” in sign language. 
Giving Back to Community
HKUST Engineering Students Develop Revolutionary Mobile App for Learning Sign Language
HKUST and CAA teachers and students in the Design Thinking course gather at HKUST.
HKUST and CAA teachers and students in the Design Thinking course gather at HKUST. 
Technology Meets Art in “Design Thinking” Course Co-organized by HKUST and China Academy of Art
Prof David Lam and Prof Chung-nin Ko (in the middle left and right respectively), the four groups of students (from right to left: Group 2, Group 4, Group 1 and Group 3) and teaching and technical staff of the electric vehicle course
Prof David Lam and Prof Chung-nin Ko (in the middle left and right respectively), the four groups of students (from right to left: Group 2, Group 4, Group 1 and Group 3) and teaching and technical staff of the electric vehicle course 
Leading Engineering Education
New Electric Vehicle Course Gives a Boost to Experiential Learning
Financial Boost to Extend Engineering Solutions to Community
Disney Donates HK$356,000 to HKUST Students to Support “Inventions for the Community”
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