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2021

Prof. Pascale Fung: Woman Engineer Defies All Odds
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Women in Engineering, Women / Gender, Artificial Intelligence, Electronic and Computer Engineering, Careers, Robotics, Data Science
Prof. Pascale Fung: Woman Engineer Defies All Odds
Known for her outstanding achievements in artificial intelligence, Professor Pascale FUNG’s contributions go beyond her research breakthroughs and the building of intelligent systems. Having been teaching at HKUST for 24 years, Prof. Fung is also a female role model. This article is an exchange of views between a female engineering student and an AI expert about their upbringing as well as female perspective in engineering and life pursuit. As an engineering undergraduate myself, I was lucky enough to speak to Prof. Fung, which I never had a chance before. I was a little nervous while waiting for her for the interview. But when Prof. Fung walked into the room, I was amazed by her strong sense of enthusiasm and more importantly, confidence. I instantly knew that I was going to learn so much from her.
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Prof. Khaled B. LETAIEF Elected International Member of US NAE
Prof. Khaled B. LETAIEF has been elected an international member of the US National Academy of Engineering (NAE), the highest professional distinctions accorded to an engineer.
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Chemical and Biological Engineering, Life Science, STEM Education
If You’re Getting Vaccinated, Read This!
If You’re Getting Vaccinated, Read This!
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Education, MBA
HKUST Launches Hong Kong’s First Digital MBA for Working Professionals in Asia
This is the first-of-its-kind program in Asia among Financial Times’ global top 25 MBAs that offers a flexible online learning mode for motivated professionals in the region.
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Ocean Science, Marine Life, Research, Biology
HKUST decodes a deep-sea vent-endemic snail hologenome and unveils its living strategies in the extreme environment
Gigantopelta aegis (Photo credit: Dr. CHEN Chong from JAMSTEC) A research team led by Prof. QIAN Peiyuan, Head and Chair Professor from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST)’s Department of Ocean Science and David von Hansemann Professor of Science, has published their cutting-edge findings of symbiotic mechanisms of a deep-sea vent snail (Gigantopelta aegis) in the scientific journal Nature Communications.
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Business, Data, Knowledge and Information Management, Information Technology
142 Faculty Members Ranked Top 2% Scientists Globally
HKUST has 142 faculty members in the top 2% scientists globally, according to the study led by John PA IOANNIDIS at Stanford University.
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University Affairs, University Development, Achievements
Looking Back on an Extraordinary Year
Have a glance at our key achievements and contributions during these unprecedented times.
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Design, Integrative Systems and Design, Community, Student Innovation
Students Design Future Trams to Improve Ventilation
HKUST students design future trams to achieve low-carbon transportation