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Useful Links

Useful Links


HKSAR Government -
http://www.info.gov.hk

Hong Kong Immigration Department -
http://www.immd.gov.hk/index.html

Hong Kong International Airport
http://www.hongkongairport.com/

Hong Kong Tourism Board -
http://webserv1.discoverhongkong.com/login.html

Hospital Authority -
http://www.ha.org.hk

Leisure & Cultural Services Department, HKSAR -
http://www.lcsd.gov.hk


Hong Kong Young Ambassador Scheme
http://www.yas.org.hk


The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology -
http://www.ust.hk/

Admissions, Registration & Records Office -
http://www.ab.ust.hk/arr

International Students Office -
http://www.ust.hk/ois

Language Center -
http://lc.ust.hk/

School of Business & Management -
http://www.bm.ust.hk/

School of Engineering -
http://www.seng.ust.hk/

School of Humanities & Social Sciences -
http://www.shss.ust.hk/

School of Science -
http://science.ust.hk

Student Affairs Office -
http://www.ab.ust.hk/sao

Students' Union -
http://ihome.ust.hk/~su_union

Students Societies -
http://ihome.ust.hk/~su_union/affsoc.htm

Mainland Students & Programs Office -
Tel: 2358 8384
Email: mspo@ust.edu.hk

About Hong Kong -
http://www.info.gov.hk/ef3.htm

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另外咋贴附件阿

香港科技大学内地学生学者联谊会

新生生活指南



亲爱的新同学们:



你们好!欢迎来到香港科技大学! 我们是香港科技大学内地学生学者联谊会(Mainland Students and Scholars Society, 简称MSSS)。热烈欢迎你们的到来, 并且很愿意帮助你们尽快地适应新的生活!

内地学生学者联谊会成立于1993年,是一个为在香港科技大学学习生活的内地学生学者服务的组织,其宗旨是帮助同学们“增进了解,促进友谊”。为了丰富校园里内地学生学者的业余生活,我们会定期组织各种各样的活动。 例如,电影俱乐部每星期六都会组织放映电影, 球类俱乐部会为大家组织体育比赛,卡拉OK和舞蹈俱乐部也会定期的组织文娱活动。另外, 在中国传统的节日,如春节和中秋节时,我们会有特别的节目奉献给大家。 在每年的夏季,我们还会组织大型的出海吊墨鱼活动。希望大家能够很快的融入我们这个大家庭!

        刚刚来到一个新的环境, 大家可能会碰到很多的问题和困难。我们非常愿意为大家提供帮助! 为此, 这里特别为大家准备了一些材料,以供参考:

MSSS有关信息
办理香港身份证及往中联办登记
新生生活指南
附件:常用网址


        如果大家有什么疑问,可以发电子邮件给联谊会的主要负责同学, 李昕(lixin@ust.hk), 郜笙(gaosheng@ust.hk), 潘金龙(jlpan@ust.hk), 周国伟(soazgw@ust.hk), 吴旭升(kevinwu@ust.hk)。  相信大家一定可以从他们那里得到满意的解答。 同时也欢迎大家访问我们的主页http://ihome.ust.hk/~msss,从那里可以得到关于我们内地学生学者联谊会的更为详细的信息。 也欢迎大家加入我们的电子邮件列表mss-list@ust.hkmss-help-list@ust.hk



        祝愿大家在科大学习,工作,生活愉快!



        此致!



                                                            2004年8月  

香港科技大学内地学生学者联谊会

Mainland Students & Scholars Society (MSSS), HKUST



MSSS有关信息

网址

         

         为了便于各位同学了解MSSS,我们建立了联谊会主页(http://ihome.ust.hk/~msss)。从中你可以了解大陆学生学者联谊会的章程,组织、委员会。主页里面还包括了各个俱乐部的介绍,以便大家按自己的兴趣爱好参加活动。同时,主页上还有在香港学生生活的一些常见问题的办理程序和方法,比如:香港身份证的办理,通行证延期等等。大家论坛里的清水湾BBS(http://hkust.dhs.org)为大家提供了网络交流的场所,所以茶余饭后别忘了到清水湾BBS来逛一逛,相信别有一番乐趣。



邮件列表



        为了方便广大学生学者的信息交流和沟通, 或者寻求帮助, 诸位可以加入邮件列表mss-list@ust.hk 以及mss-help-list@ust.hk以便及时获取相关信息。

mss-list@ust.hk            用于MSSS发布活动信息
mss-help-list@ust.hk    用于大家发布求助,住房,以及二手买卖等信息
加入的方法:

请访问https://lists.ust.hk/cgi-bin/its ... ricted/subscribe.pl
输入你的ITSC账号和密码
选择你需要加入的邮件列表
然后选择subscribe
最后选择submit


兴趣俱乐部



        为了丰富广大学生学者的业余生活, MSSS成立了各种兴趣俱乐部以方便大家交流和切磋技艺, 各个俱乐部会定期为大家组织活动。我们也欢迎有兴趣的同学帮助组织俱乐部活动,请与俱乐部负责人联系。



主要俱乐部有:

Dancing club
李英顺
Li YingShun
CHEM
chysli@ust.hk

Soccer club
郜笙
Gao Sheng
ISMT
gaosheng@ust.hk

Table tennis club
范礼
Fan Li
ISMT
im_flx@stu.ust.hk

Badminton club
徐鑫
Xu Xin
ISMT
xuxin@ust.hk

Basketball club
潘金龙
Pan Jinlong
CIVIL
jlpan@ust.hk

Volley ball club
张志宽
Zhang Zhikuan
ELEC
eezzk@ust.hk

Movie club
马洪
Ma Hong
IEEM
hongm@ust.hk

Karaoke club
周国伟
Zhou Guowei
SOSC
soazgw@ust.hk

Hiking club
周伟华
Zhou Weihua
IEEM
larry@ust.hk

Network club
金星
Jin Xing
COMP
csvenus@ust.hk




办理香港身份证及往中联办登记



办理香港身份证

如果你将在港就读或工作半年或以上,在抵港30天内必须办理香港身份证。2003年开始香港开始使用智能身份证,大家可以打电话来预约办理时间,

香港智能身份证换领计划预约热线 : 1838 333

更为详细的资料,请参看网址

http://www.smartid.gov.hk/

往中联办登记

到港就读的同学,或从事研究相关工作(和约超过六个月)的学者,请大家在到港内30天内到中联办办理到港登记手续。以便大家结束学业或研究工作后,可以到中联办开具留学证明,回国后享受归国留学人员优惠。 (若逾期不登记,中联办可能会拒绝开具留学证明,后果自负。)

办理到港登记的时间,地点,带备材料

时间: 每周二,上午9:30 – 12:00, 下午 2:30 – 4:30
地点: 中央人民政府驻香港特别行政区联络办公室(中联办)
带备材料: 通行证,学生证/职员证
地址:香港上环干诺道西160号西港中心(西区警署对面的白色高层办公大楼)。交通:上环地铁站A1出口,乘5/5A/5B/18路巴士到“正街/西区警署”下。


新生生活指南



学校交通篇

到港后大家可以在地铁站内乘客服务处办理‘八达通’储值交通卡,以方便乘车使用。25岁或以下的同学,可以由学校开具证明,购买学生八达通卡,享受地铁车资半价优惠。

科大正门的主要公共交通主要有,

11路小巴往来“彩虹地铁站”,“坑口地铁站”。
双层大巴91M往来购物中心“新都城”,“钻石山荷里活广场”。
12路小巴前往西贡
请大家注意,科大门口呈转盘结构,所以同一路巴士的两个方向都在马路同侧候车。候车时大家请留意车号以及其目的地。

详细的香港市内交通,往国内交通信息,请大家参看附件。



校园生活篇

    校园学生餐厅分设在LG1, LG5以及LG7.

    学生事务处 (Student Affair Office, SAO)   3号电梯5楼

    学校诊所    4号电梯LG1楼

    住宿管理处 (Student Housing Office, SHO)            海傍UG Hall II 1楼

    更多学校生活信息,请参看http://www.ab.ust.hk/sao/index.html



临近购物篇

·        校园LG5有一个百佳超市, 你可以买到一些日常生活用品。

·        11路小巴终点彩虹地铁站B出口有‘牛池湾街市’,C出口有‘牛池湾村街市’。可以购买新鲜蔬菜,肉类,海鲜,水果。

·        11路小巴终点坑口地铁站临近大型的综合性购物中心‘东港城’,小巴也会经过‘厚德街市’。

·        91M终点‘钻石山荷里活广场’以及‘新都城’也是大型的综合性购物中心。

至于更多的购物地点,如铜锣湾,尖沙嘴,旺角,等熟悉香港就可以方便找到。



IDD电话

香港到大陆的直接长途一般很贵,同学们一般使用香港某些公司提供的IDD服务打往大陆, 价格比较便宜, 一般为1元/分钟以内. 通过以下网址可以查询各个电话公司最新信息:http://www.i-tnet.com/info/idd/

一般注册这些电话公司的服务,申请人必须提供本人的信用卡帐号。但是,对于刚刚来到科大的同学申请到信用卡常常需要一个月以上,所以香港申请这些服务至少要等一个月以后。其实更为快捷而且节约的方法是买一些公司发行的电话卡,通常也就每分钟5角左右。这些电话卡在学校大堂书店就可以方便买到。



附件:常用网址

科大内部网址

l        科大内联网Intranet
http://www.ust.hk/intranet/stu/

l        登记学校内部ITSC个人账户
http://www.ust.hk/itsc/account/

l        科大电子邮件
http://www.ust.hk/itsc/email/webmail/

l        教室/办公室位置查询
http://www.ust.hk/itsc/expstation/find-lift/

l        登记宿舍上网RESNET服务
http://www.ust.hk/itsc/ResNet/



香港本地交通

l        香港地图

http://www.centamap.com/cent/index.htm

中原地图,可点击放大或输入起始地和目的地然后得到相关地图和交通信息

l        香港机场

http://www.hongkongairport.com/

可以查到前往香港机场的公共交通方法

http://www.hkairport.com/chi/flightinfo/plannerdep.jsp

输入资料可以查到香港起飞和抵港的所有班机资料

l        九龙巴士 KMB

http://www.kmb.com.hk/chinese.php

可以查询KMB不同巴士的路线,票价

l        九龙铁路 KCRC

http://www.kcrc.com/

l        地铁

http://www.mtr.com.hk/prehome/index.html

可以查询地铁路线图,票价,营运时间



香港往内地/澳门交通

http://www.discoverhongkong.com/taiwan/traffic/index.jhtml

网址包括乘火车,巴士或船往来香港,内地,澳门的方法。



全国列车时刻查询

http://www.ctrip.com/supermarket/train/trainsearch_1.asp



深圳公共交通查询

http://www.szbus.com.cn/



香港旅游名胜

    http://www.discoverhongkong.com/

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Before You Leave your Home Country

Before You Leave your Home Country


  Ensure that your passport and travel documents are valid and in order.

  Obtain a student visa in order to stay in Hong Kong for study.  Consult the Chinese Consulate General in your region.

  Arrange for health/medical insurance.  On-campus out-patient services are provided free to all full-time students, but you should make additional provision especially for hospitalization.

  If you are a student with disability, please contact Ms. Grace Ling, Advisor to Students with Disabilities by email at "sagrace@ust.hk".  Please bring relevant medical/official documents if you need any assistance in special teaching/exam arrangements.


What Documents Should I Bring?


 

Valid Passport or travel documents.

       Student Visa....(link here)

Original Letter of Acceptance from HKUST.

Proof of Funds Available (e.g., bank draft, transfer of funds, credit, scholarship or other) and/or Credit Cards such as Visa, Mastercard.

A copy of our notes on "Getting to UST by Yourself", and the confirmation from Student Housing Office on hall application showing which student hall you should go to.

  Passport photos for the hall resident's card and other purposes.

Your medical records, immunization records and school records (these will be useful references when you seek medical consultation).

An English translation of your valid driver’s license and an International Driving License (if you intend to drive while in Hong Kong or for other identification purposes)

  For those who are married, marriage certificate if your spouse is coming with you.


What Should I Pack?



Temperatures in Hong Kong
Range from 6 Celcius Degrees in winter (October - January) to 35 Celcius Degrees in summer (July - September).

You can expect sunny, bright and cool weather during winter season. Storms and heavy rain are frequent in the summer months. There are occasional mist and rain showers during March to mid-May, so a shower proof jacket is desirable.

Bring clothing suitable for the HK weather.  For information on current weather in Hong Kong, please click here.

No bedding is provided in the student halls.  You may bring your own bedsheet and blanket/quilt etc., or buy them here in Hong Kong.  Before you get your own  bedding supplies, you may rent bedding items from the office of your student hall at a daily charge.

Communication
Bring along a travelers' dictionary if it will be of use to you.

Food
You do not need to bring any spices, cooking utensils or food. Hong Kong is a cosmopolitan city, and you will be able to find most, if not all, of these here.

Electrical equipment  
The electrical equipment you bring should be compatible with Hong Kong's voltage, which is 220 volts, 50 Hz.


How Much Money Should I Bring & Banking Arrangements


 

Check with your bank on how you can draw/transfer money while you are in Hong Kong.  Money transfers should be arranged well before your departure.

You can obtain a bank draft or transfer money to a bank account in Hong Kong through your local bank.  Keep in mind that it may take some time to cash a large bank draft.

You are advised to bring enough cash, traveler’s cheques or bank drafts to cover your hall fee payment and at least your first month’s expenses.

Do not, however, carry too much cash at any time.

You will be able to locate banks and currency exchange services at the airport as well as at the campus.

There are two banks located on-campus:
(      the Bank of China, telephone (852) 2358 2345;
(    the Hang Seng Bank Ltd., telephone (852) 2198 0441.


There are usually significant extra costs in the first month of your stay, such as rental charges (these will be much higher if you rent accommodation off-campus), and textbooks.  The first month’s expenses can amount to HK$10,000 or more for a single student.  It is important to have a realistic idea of the amount of money you will need to live in Hong Kong and to plan accordingly.



Traveling to Other Countries



Insurance Coverage

If you plan to travel to other countries before coming to Hong Kong, please make sure that your travel insurance covers these trips.  For example, in the Chubb Excel Insurance Plan for HKUST Exchange Students, trips from your place of departure to other countries before coming to Hong Kong are not covered by this insurance plan.


Left Baggage Service

After arriving in Hong Kong, if you have not checked into our student halls but need baggage storage service while you travel to other countries, you may use the Airport Left Baggage Service of the Hong Kong International Airport.  



Reducing Jet Lag



Rest for the first few days after arrival in Hong Kong.  You should get over the jet lag after a week or so.  Adequate rest, exercise without too much exertion, and eating a balanced diet can help your body adjust to a new country with new time, weather, food and customs.  

Your first few days in Hong Kong may be hectic and confusing.  If you need assistance, the staff members at International Student Center are here to help you in any way we can.

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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Mechanical Engineering

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Mechanical Engineering  
The PhD degree is awarded upon the successful completion of an advanced study program which includes a minimum of 24 credits of postgraduate courses and a thesis of significant original research. If a student enters the PhD program with an MPhil/MSc degree, he/she should complete 12 credits of postgraduate courses, together with a PhD thesis.  
The doctoral degree normally takes four years of full-time study at HKUST beyond a bachelor's degree, or a minimum of two years at HKUST beyond a master's degree.  
After a student enters the PhD program, an advisory committee will be established to supervise his/her program of study and thesis. To become a doctoral candidate, the student must pass a qualifying examiniation (oral) no later than the end of the third semester of postgraduate study at HKUST. If the student fails in the oral qualifying examination, he/she can re-take it once in the following semester. Prior to the oral examination, the student must submit a written report on his/her research work accomplished since he/she enrolled in the PhD program and a proposal for future work. The purpose of the qualifying examination is to evaluate the student's ability in conducting independent research and his/her preparation for postgraduate study in the chosen area of concentration.  
Upon completion of the postgraduate study program and the thesis, the candidate is required to defend the thesis in front of a thesis examination committee.  
Students enrolled in the PhD program in Mechanical Engineering can opt from the following four areas:  
Mechanics & Materials
Mechatronics & Manufacturing
Thermal & Environmental
General Area

The credit requirement for the PhD program is 12 credits of PG coursework (excluding LANG 501) if the student has a master's degree, covering at least two areas in MECH, of which  
at least 6 credits must be from MECH 500-level or above courses and the remaining credits from 500-level or above ENG/SCI courses;
LANG 501 "Group Communication Skills Development"
pass an oral qualifying examinatio no later than the end of the third semester of study;
MECH 609 "Seminar in Mechanical Engineering" for at least 6 semesters
MECH 799 "Doctoral Thesis Research" every semester

Students who do not possess a master's degree are required to complete 24 credits of PG coursework (excluding LANG 501), covering at least two areas in MECH, of which:  
at least 12 credits must be from MECH 500-level or above courses and the remaining credits from 500-level or above ENG/SCI courses;
LANG 501 "Group Communication Skills Development"
pass an oral qualifying examinatio no later than the end of the third semester of study;
MECH 609 "Seminar in Mechanical Engineering" for at least 6 semesters
MECH 799 "Doctoral Thesis Research" every semester

Students can be exempted from taking LANG 501 by the Department Head or PG Coordinator. This exemption will be granted based on students' background and/or the English proficiency assessment of the Language Center. Subject to Department's approval, students can take MECH 609 for fewer than 6 semesters.

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Questions on being admitted to PG programs

Questions on being admitted to PG programs


Where can I get an application form?
What is the application deadline?
Can I apply directly to the PhD program, skipping the Masters?
How good do I need to be to be accepted as a MPhil student; a MSc student?
Whom should I ask to write my letters of recommendation?
Will I receive financial support from the CS department to support my studies?
Can I apply for part-time studies?
I am not from Hong Kong.  Can I still apply for a PG program in your department?  Can I apply for a studentship from your department?
I do not have a computer science  undergraduate degree or master's degree.  Can I apply to your programs?
Do I need to take the TOEFL exam?
Where can I get further information about PG studies at HKUST?
  

  




Q1. Where can I get an application form.

A. Application forms are available from the ARR office and at http://www.ab.ust.hk/arr/pghom.htm. This web site also provides more detailed information about how to fill out and submit the application

Q2. What is the application deadline?

A. The PhD application deadline is usually at the end of January while the
MPhil/Msc deadlines are in early March.  For the exact dates this year please
click here.

Q3. Can I apply directly to the PhD program, skipping the Masters?

A. You may, but preference will be given to students who already have completed, or are completing, a MPhil, MSc or MEng degree. We do occasionally admit exceptionally qualified students directly from the UG program to PhD studies. If you are interested in pursuing this option further please contact the PG coordinator for further information.

Q4. How good do I need to be to be accepted as a MPhil student; a MSc student?

A. There are no hard-and-fast rules for admission to the MPhil program. We rank applicants based on our judgment of their background and general ability to do a research thesis. In practice this usually means that the two most important criteria are your CGA and your letters of recommendation.

Good letters of recommendation are essential. A letter from a faculty member that states he/she is willing to be your research supervisor is even better (but uncommon); one that states that she/he is willing to supervise you AND fund your studentship directly out of his/her research grants is even better (but even rarer). We want to emphasize that the CGA is not everything. An applicant with a very strong letter of recommendation might be admitted over one with a slightly higher CGA but weaker letters.

In the past most students with B+/A- CGA or above (the exact CGA varied from year to year) and good letters were accepted. The exact number of students accepted depends upon many factors including number of studentships available to the department and a forecast of the number of students expected to graduate that year.

Admission criteria for the MSc program are looser. In general, a student with a B CGA and decent letters of recommendation will be accepted (but be aware that this can change from year-to-year based on the number of students applying).

Q5. Whom should I ask to write my two letters of recommendation?

A. The letters of recommendation are used to judge your ability and fitness to be a MPhil/PhD student so you should ask someone who knows you well enough to write something substantial about you, including your creativity, intelligence and ability to do research.

If you did a senior level project (a Final Year Project to HKUST students) your project advisor is a good choice. Another possibility is the instructor of any course that you did very well in (a useful `trick' is to find a course that you really enjoy and are doing well in and make sure that the instructor knows who you are as a person, not just as a name and number on assignments. One way of doing this is by asking good questions in class. Another is to go to the instructor after class and ask for extra reading material and then discuss it with him/her. Who knows; you might even find an advisor this way.

Finally, if you've worked outside UST, especially in an IT related job, you can ask your supervisor for a letter.

Q6. Will I receive financial support from the CS department to support my studies?

A. The current department guideline is that all MPhil students are provided with a guaranteed ten month postgraduate studentship (PGS) and all PhD students with a twelve-month one. Studentship support after this first ten or twelve month period is dependent upon satisfactory work and the student finding a research supervisor; support for second year PG students is arranged between the student's supervisor and the department (sometimes as a Research Assistant paid out of the supervisor's research grants and sometimes as a Teaching Assistant paid by the department) and not directly between student and department. According to university rules, MSc students are not eligible to receive a PGS.

Q7. Can I apply for part-time studies?

A: We normally prefer to accept applicants who are applying for full time studies.  Only in  special cases as described below, will we  accept part-time applicants.

For applicants to the MPhil and PhD program the applicant must already have found a faculty member who has agreed to be the applicant's thesis supervisor.

For the MSc program the applicant should be aware that we do not guarantee to offer evening or weekend courses.   Therefore,  other than in exceptional circumstances,  we no longer  usually admit part-time MSc students.  Exceptional circumstances  would include students working  at HKUST or students who include  a letter from their employer  explicitly stating that the students  will be given time off from their job during the day to  come to HKUST and  attend classes.

Q8.  I am not from Hong Kong.  Can I still apply for a PG program in your department?  Can I apply for a studentship from your department?

A:  Anyone,  no matter where they are from,  can apply to our department.  We will normally not grant studentship's to non-local MPhil students,  though.  That is,  under normal circumstances non-local students will not be eligible to receive studentships from the department when studying for the MPhil. They are eligible for such studentships, though,  when studying for the PhD program.

MSc students, be they local or non-local,  are not eligible to receive studentships.

Q9.  I do not have a computer science  undergraduate degree or master's degree.  Can I apply to your programs?

A:  We do not require our applicants to have a previous degree in computer science.  We do require, however, that all of our incoming PG students, MSc, MPhil, or Phd, already have studied the material covered in our courses COMP180, COMP251, COMP252, and COMP271.  PhD students are also required to have taken the equivalent of COMP272 (short lists of course contents are appended below).  The reason for this requirement is that we consider this material essential background knowledge for anyone attempting advanced studies in computer science. In general, an applicant who is missing three or more of these required courses will not be considered, while a student who is missing only one or two of these courses is sometimes admitted  but with the provisional condition that he/she must take the missing courses after  arriving  here and receive at least a B grade in all such courses.
  

COMP 180 Computer Organization
Inner workings of modern digital computer systems and tradeoffs at the hardware/software interface. Topics include: instructions set design, memory systems, input/output systems, interrupts and exceptions, pipelining, performance and cost analysis, assembly language programming, and a survey of advanced architectures.

COMP 251 Principles of Programming Languages
Comparative studies of programming languages, programming language concepts and constructs. Non-imperative programming paradigms; object-oriented, functional, logic, concurrent programming. Basic concepts of program translation and interpretation. Storage allocation and run-time organization.

COMP252 Principles of System Software
Principles, purpose and organization of systems software; processes, tasks, scheduling, interprocess communication, synchronization, mutual exclusion; memory management; device management; file systems, security and protection,
multi-CPU systems, computer networking and distributed computing. <Note:  in many schools most of this material is taught in an operating systems course.>

COMP 271 Design and Analysis of Algorithms
Time and space complexity analysis of algorithms. Design paradigms: divide-and-conquer, greedy algorithms, dynamic programming. Graph algorithms: searching and backtracking, connectivity, biconnectivity, minimum spanning tree, shortest path. NP-completeness.

COMP 272 Theory of Computation
Introduction to automata, formal languages, and computability. Set theory and countability. Finite automata and regular languages. Push-down automata and context-free languages. Turing machines. Church's thesis. Halting problem. Uncomputability.
  

Q10. Do I need to take the TOEFL exam?

A.   As a general rule we  require that all non-local students must take the TOEFL exam. The only exceptions to this rule are students who received their undergraduate degree in an English speaking country or students who were admitted in through our direct entry program with the Chinese Ministry of Education (these last can substitute a pass on the band-6 english exam for taking the TOEFL).

Q11. Where can I get further information about PG studies?

A. For further information, please contact the Computer Science department Postgraduate Co-ordinator:

Dr. Mordecai Golin
Dept. of Computer Science
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Clear Water Bay,
Kowloon, HONG KONG
Tel.: +852 2358 6993
Fax: +852 2358 1477
Email: pgadmin@cs.ust.hk

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about TA

At UST, Teaching Assistants (TAs) have an important role to play in the overall teaching effort. For several years, all new TAs have been participating in a program of collaboration with their experienced peers with CELT staff acting as facilitators.

The program is targeted for Year 1 TAs which consists of two major components:

Orientation and Induction Program (Fall);
Feedback Session and Enhancement program (end of Fall and early Spring)
Upon completion of the program, each TA will be awarded a Certificate of Achievement during a ceremony to be held in March.

Click here for the latest update.

TA Coordinator Committee

The TA Coordinator Committee is a team of 15-experienced TAs working at different departments to support their fellow TAs in exercising their assigned duties. CELT is playing an essential role in coordinating and supporting these TA Coordinators in their work through the TA Coordinator Committee, which meets regularly to plan their work, exchange ideas, share resources and provide mutual support.



Four working groups were formed in the TACs Committee 2004-2005:


Mass Activity
Planning for institution-wide activities


Video
Producing and editing video for departments on request


Homepage
Refining and updating the TA homepage


Evaluation
Coordinate with individual departments in TA evaluation process as well as assist in upgrading the system if necessary

2004-05 TA Program
The 2004-05 training program for TAs concluded successfully in May 2005 with 320 TAs participated and completed the required training as specified by their department.



Best TAC Election 2004-05
In recognition to TA Coordinators' (TACs) effort and time in assisting TAs to complete their duties and in coordinating the institutional-wide TA Training Program, TAs voted for the Best TAC via an online system between Mar 7 and Mar 18. TACs also voted amongst themselves during March's TAC Committee meeting to select the best performing TAC.

Mr Simon Wong (TAC of CIVL) and Mr Daniel Wu (TAC of SBM) received the highest ranking and the most votes in these votings and emerged as the winner for the online and peer election respectively. They received a round-trip ticket to Beijing (sponsored by Cathay Pacific).


TA Certificate of Achievement Ceremony
We celebrated TAs' successes together at the TA Certificate of Achievement Ceremony on May 5 in Tin Ka Ping Hall, University Center. Dr David Mole, AVPAA, presented the Certificates of Achievement to TAs who had successfully completed their training. Awards were also presented to the Best TACs of the year.



2005-06 TA Program
The 2005-06 training program is tentatively scheduled to commence on Aug 22. Details of the program shall be available late July. Watch for updates!
Roles & Duties

Teaching assistants, a group of active postgraduate students who bridge the gap between the instructors and the students. On one hand, they are still students. They shoulder the research project and take some courses themselves. On the other hand, they are trained to help instructor to answer students' questions after the course. During this period, they should be responsible, patient, and serious to solve the any kinds of problems brought by the students. The objective of this process is to bring up postgraduate student to be an eligible instructor in the future.

Department of Mechanical Engineering
  Sch & Dept ----------------- SCI       BICH       BIOL       CHEM       MATH       PHYS ENG       CENG       CIVL       COMP       ELEC       IEEM       MECH SBM       ACCT       ECON       FINA       ISMT       MARK       MGTO HSS       HUMA       SOSC


|Contacts|Activities|Training|Duties|Links|Videos|
|FAQ|Best TA|

Contacts

PG Coordinator (2004/05)

Name: Prof. Qingping SUN
Email: meqpsun@ust.hk
  



TA Coordinator (2004/05)

Name: Mr. HE Yongjun
Email: heyj@ust.hk
  

Activities for TAs

Mass Orientation and departmental Briefing Session for new TAs (Late August)
Departmental TA Feedback Session (Nov - Jan)
TA's Certificate of Achievement and Best TAC Award Presentation Ceremony (Spring)
Required Workshops for TAs

INA - Conducting Tutorials (Instructor-led + online module)
INB - Conducting Laboratory (Instructor-led + online module)
INC - Marking & Grading (Online module only)
* For details (e.g. time and venue) of mandatory and optional workshops, please refer to the specific arrangements in CELT website:

http://celt.ust.hk/

http://celt.ust.hk/ta/induction/index.html
Major Duties

TAs are assigned to instructors based on a match of skills and departmental needs.



Different instructors and classes have different needs and patterns. TAs are expected to work closely with the instructor(s).



(a) Training

Enroll in the CELT training courses as mentioned above.
(b) Teaching

Meet instructor regularly
Library errands
Photocopying
Attending lecture
Assisting in lecture (e.g. taking attendance records)
Constructing course website
Updating course website
Holding tutorials
Holding lab sessions
Holding consultation hours
Be examination invigilator
Grading assignments
Grading quizzes
Grading examinations
(c) Research

Library errands and photocopying
Data collection
Data analysis
Assistance in field work
Useful Links

Department of Mechanical Engineering
Useful Videos

Get ready for the first tutorial
Leading a laboratory section
Click here for Windows Media Plug-in

Departmental FAQ

Q: If I have problem in co-operating with the course instructor, whom should I approach to get help?

A: You should approach the PGC of the department who will direct youto the appropriate person in the PG committee. Also you can contact with your TAC to get the help.

Best TAs Award

Year 2002/03



Name: Mr. YEUNG Ming Lok, Benjamin  
Roles & Duties

The TA Coordinators (TAC) Committee of 2004/2005 is made up of 15-experienced TAs who are working as TA Coordinators in various departments. The major task of the TACs is to work with PG Coordinators (PGCs) and CELT to support TAs in their work as a group of experienced peer. They also act as a 'bridge' between the TAs and the Department and form a linking in the two-tier support service to all TAs at UST.

TACs currently work at two levels:

At the department level, they assist their PG Coordinators or their designees to coordinate the work of the TAs and provide the needed peer support in their daily operation. Their duties vary from department to department. Some common duties include:

Organize departmental Briefing or Orientation to new TAs

Coordinate the work of TAs and their use of TA room

Develop system to arrange timeslot of tutorials, TA office hours and the like

Organize class observation for new TAs

Plan, design, implement and analysis students' evaluation of TA Performance

Organize social and recreational activities

Attend regular meetings with PGC and EO to plan, organize and discuss TA related issues

Collect statistics related to TAs work

Organize PG seminar series and edit conference proceedings

Set up course homepage and department homepage

Provide one-to-one assistance to TAs

Organize regular meeting with peers and faculty members

Have on-going communication through email and/or personal contact with other TAs

Organize peer review

At the institutional level, the TACs, through the formation of the TA Coordinators' Committee, meet regularly throughout the academic year to plan and organize support services to all TAs at UST. Working Groups are formed to work on several major areas that include:

TA Training and Development, e.g. organizing orientation, workshops, informal sharing sessions

TA Evaluation (feedback from students), both paper and online modes

Information and resource service to TAs, e.g. creation of TA Homepage and online discussion group

Recognition to good TAs and dissemination of effective practices, e.g. organizing Certificate Presentation Ceremony, publicity of TAs' work, Best TA Selection, etc.

TAC of 2004-2005

Training and Support Program
Beginning Fall 2000, the TA support program has been refined and now it comprises 5 major components:

Orientation Session-Mandatory (for Fall)

This is a face-to-face mass orientation mandatory for new TAs from all academic departments. They are briefed on the basic information regarding the TA Orientation and Training program as well as teaching support facilities at UST.

Departmental Briefing Session (for Fall)

Departmental Briefing Session follows immediately after the orientation mass session. It is hosted by departmental PGCs and/or TACs in separate rooms so that they can meet with their new TAs and share with them some of the valuable work experience of their peers.

Departmental Feedback Session (NEW)-Mandatory (for Fall and Spring)

Departmental Feedback Sessions are being held between end of Fall and early Spring semester and are hosted by PGCs and/or TACs.  The purpose of these sessions is for TAs to meet with their PGCs and/or TACs to discuss possible difficulties which they have encountered during their TA duties. It also provides an opportunity for TAs to share experiences with other TAs.

Induction Program (for Fall and Spring)

This program mainly consists of general induction workshops and information sessions. Department has full discretion in deciding whether to make any of these sessions mandatory for the TAs of their departments. The new TA Induction Program aims to:

Adopt on a "need to know' principle, which offers crucial information for new PGs to start their first teaching assignment.
Address directly to the different aspects of TA work, i.e. leading tutorial, laboratory session, marking and grading, and helping student to learn.
Link to our TA Induction Program

Competency Enhancement Workshops-Optional (for Fall and Spring)

This is a series of Competency Enhancement workshops (CE) including MS Frontpage, MS Powerpoint, Macromedia Dreamweaver, Macromedia Flash and WebCT which aims to equip TAs with basic skills needed to facilitate their work. A new workshop, Presentation Skills has been introduced since Spring 2003. These workshops will be available for TAs to enroll on a voluntary and first-come-first-serve basis. Please register at http://www.ust.hk/celt/ta/register


UST Teaching Environment


UST Student Profile (from SAO)
Information on Teaching Support Facilities
Relevant Booklets Published by Various UST Divisions
Teaching Skills
University Regulations
Safety Videos from SEPO

Teaching Web Server
The web server (teaching.ust.hk) is mainly for faculty or instructors to publish web pages for their teaching courses.  Teaching staff, who would like to apply for an account (with a default quota of 100MB) on this server for their teaching courses, click here for more information. Click here for existing course web pages.


Teaching Website Password Protection
You can protect your teaching website by using WebLDAP - a system that requires people to enter a valid ITSC Network Account and password in order to access your webpages. Access can also be restricted to anyone with an ITSC Network account, or to a particular group of ITSC Network accounts you desire. For more information, please follow this link.


Grade Publishing System
With this system, TAs can publish the students' grades on the internet. Students check their own grades with their ITSC accounts and passwords. TAs and Instructors can manage the course on the webpage, if it is necessary to upload a grade or add a student. ITSC account are used for all authentication.

Overview:
http://eea131.ee.ust.hk/help

Add & Manage Grade:
https://eea131.ee.ust.hk/TA

Student Check Grade:
https://eea131ee.ust.hk/stu

For help, please refer to manual.

Please note that the Grade Publishing System is not managed by CELT. Please direct your enquiries to Sean, the administrator here.

Frequently Asked Questions

Question:

How many hours should full-time PG students (with studentship) spend on TA duties?

Answer:

The general rule stated in the “Terms and Conditions of Postgraduate Studentships (PGS) 2002/03” is 36 effective hours per month, on average. By effective hours, both preparation and contact hours are included. However, if duties are research-related and are directly related to student’s own research focus, the hours spent should not be included in the 36 hours. TA should check with their Department, who has full discretion on how hours should be calculated. TA should also expect that the number of hours might be different when calculated on a weekly basis because TA duties may vary from week to week.


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Question:

What should we do if the teaching workload is more than the specified hours per month?

Answer

If the teaching workload is more than the stated hours and is distracting you from your core study or research, you should bring your concerns to your faculty. It is perfectly all right to discuss your concerns with your faculty member and formulate a mutually agreeable solution. If the situation prevails, you could seek further advice and help from TA Coordinators or your departmental PGC.


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Question:

Is it important to attend the TA training courses offered by CELT?

Answer:

Yes. Since TAs play an important role in the overall teaching effort, it is essential that they be equipped to meet this role. The TA training courses offered by CELT are tailored to prepare TAs with knowledge and skills for their first teaching assignment, including leading tutorials and laboratory session, marking and grading, and helping students to learn.


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Question:

What should we do if the students do not attend the tutorials?

Answer:

As a responsible TA, part of your job is to help undergraduate student to learn. Your students may be facing different problems, such as inefficient time management or difficulty in relating to tutorials. It would be useful for you to find out the true reason behind these absences and solve the problem together. You will find this mutually beneficial. It is always helpful to discuss your experience with fellow TAs or seek advice from the TA Coordinators (TACs).


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Question:

Do TAs from different departments / schools have the same duty?

Answer:

No. Different departments have different expectations towards their TAs. Click the school-based homepage for more information.


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Any questions please contact us at taprog@ust.hk

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Admission Requirements

Admission Requirements  
Applicants for admission to the postgraduate programme should normally have completed a bachelor's degree in engineering or a related field. The student must demonstrate basic knowledge in mechanics, dynamics, thermodynamics, thermofluids, materials, electronics and circuits, and design.

Students whose native language is not English must demonstrate sufficient command of English.

Applicants are required to submit:

Officially certified academic transcripts of undergraduate studies (and postgraduate studies, if any),
Two letters of recommendation,
A one page statement of plan for postgraduate study, and
A completed admission application form.
A filled Routing Sheet to indicate intended time of entry and research areas.
Applicants are encouraged to submit their test scores on TOEFL and GRE, if available. Application forms are available from the Admissions, Registration and Records Office of the University.

For details of the University's facilities, residential accommodation, and other aspects of campus life, please refer to the University's Handbook for Prospective Postgraduate Students. The Handbook and application forms are available from the Admissions, Registration and Records Office at the address given below:

Admissions, Registration and Records Office
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Clear Water Bay
Kowloon, Hong Kong

Telephone No.   :  (852) 2358-6646  
Facsimile No.   :  (852) 2358-2463

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Getting to HKUST

Getting to HKUST


Getting to UST by Yourself

There are several modes of transportation running between the airport and the university, although it is advisable to take a taxi as you will be carrying bulky luggage and for the sake of convenience.  Here are 3 suggestions:-

Take a taxi in "Red" which is boundary-free for its scope of service right at the airport for the whole journey to HKUST

F  do NOT take taxis in "GREEN" NOR "BLUE" since they are restricted to travel in the New Territories and Lantau Island respectively.

F  most of the taxis are 5-seaters, some are 4-seaters.

Take the "Airport Express" from the airport to "Kowloon" station. Then, take a taxi in "Red" to HKUST.

Take the Airbus route no. E22A right at the airport and get off at the "Po Lam/Metro City" terminus (finial stop). Then, take bus route no. 91M at the nearby terminus and get off at the "HKUST" station.


Estimation Taxi   Airport Ex press Airbus no. E22A Bus no. 91M
Route Airport to UST Airport Express "Kowloon" Station to HKUST Airport to "Kowloon" Station Airport to
"Po Lam" Po Lam - HKUST - Diamond Hill MTR Station
  
Charge

Travelling Time
Service Hours HK$400
(around US$50)
Around 45mins
24 Hrs HK$150
(around US$20)
Around 30mins
24 Hrs HK$90

Around 20mins
0550-0048 HK$24
(exact)
Around 100mins
0700-2340 HK$4.9
(exact)
Please click here for detailed schedule

Tips
Change for some HK$ at the Money Exchange at the airport

Print out and bring this Arrival Notes along with you on your way to Hong Kong for reference

During office hours, please contact International Students Service at 2358 6663.  Outside Office hours, please contact the University Security Center at 2358 6565.


Hints

If you take a taxi to HKUST campus, you may show the Chinese sentence below to the driver to take you to the appropriate Halls/University Apartments to check-in.

For UG Hall I / II / III / IV or PG Hall II

司機先生:
            請你載我到西貢清水灣「香港科技大學」的:
            (Please take me to the following building of HKUST)
            本科生宿舍一座 / 二座 / 三座 / 四座 / 新宿舍/研究生宿舍二座
            (UG Hall I  / UG Hall II / UG Hall III / UG Hall IV / New Hall/PG Hall II)  

For University Apartments

司機先生:
             請你載我到西貢清水灣「香港科技大學」的大學宿舍(新翼), B座地下
             (Please take me to the Management Office, G/F, University Apartments Tower B)

For Stephen Kam Chuen Cheong (SKCC) Hall

司機先生:
            請你載我到西貢清水灣「香港科技大學」的本科生宿舍一座或張鑑泉樓
            (Please take me to the UG Hall I or SKCC Hall)
*hall office for UG Hall I and SKCC Hall are located at the same place.


Map

LOCATION MAP--HONG KONG UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY



CAMPUS MAP--HONG KONG UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY



You can go to http://www.hongkongairport.com/eng/aguide/index.html for the map of Hong Kong Airport

Welcoming Package and International Students Handbook

Each international student will receive an arrival kit which provides useful information on HKUST and Hong Kong in general as well as some tips to make their stay more comfortable and memorable.

Orientation & Welcoming Party

An orientation session and a welcoming party will be organized for you. Please watch out for our email announcements.  

Student Registration

After your arrival, please go to the Admissions, Registration & Records Office as soon as possible to complete your student registration procedures. ARRO is located at Room 1381 near the escalator on 1/F, Chia-Wei Woo Academic Concourse. You will get information on application for student ID card, course registration and email account etc. when you register at ARRO.


Application for Hong Kong Identity Card

Every adult who enters and is permitted to stay in HK for more than 180 days must apply to register WITHIN 30 DAYS OF ARRIVAL.

Submit your application : Immigration Headquarters
Immigration Tower,
7 Gloucester Road, Wan Chai
(Wan Chai MTR Station - Exit A5)

Bring along your passport, entry permit, or affidavits, as well as offer letter issued by the University.

24-Hour Appointment Booking system: http://www.esd.gov.hk/

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Non-local Students of Regular Full-time Degree Programs

Non-local Students of Regular Full-time Degree Programs

Accommodation charge for undergraduate halls ranges from HK6,980 to HK$9,325 per residential year of about 280 days from late August to early June of the following year.  Other charges include Confluence Fee for dinners to meet and learn from guests who are community leaders, business professionals, faculty members and alumni, and Residential Fee for the House Students' Associations to organize activities.

Accommodation charge for Stephen Kam Chuen Cheong Hall is HK$15,500 per residential year of about 280 days from late August to early June of the following year.

Charge for the University Apartments is HK$2,665 per month, accommodation and utilities included.

Charges are payable in advance by instalments and normally non-refundable.  The above quoted amounts are subject to annual revision.

Please email to the Student Housing Office if you wish to apply for on-campus accommodation.

Undergraduates: shoug@ust.hk
Postgraduates  : shopg@ust.hk

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Center for Energy and Thermal Systems (CETS)

Mission and Objectives

To provide a state-of-the-art facility for education and training of students in energy science and technologies.
To perform leading-edge research in green thermal systems for energy efficiency and conservation.
To provide certification services for energy efficiency tests of electrical appliances and safety tests of gas appliances.
Location

Located in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, the Center consists of three labs:

Energy and Environment Lab (Room 1213)
Thermal Systems Lab (Room 4222A)
Fire and Combustion Lab (Room 4222B)
Participating Faculty

Dr. C. T. Hsu, Senior Lecturer of Mechanical Engineering & Director of CETS

Dr. T. Zhao, Associate Professor in Mechanical Engineering & Associate Director of CETS

Prof. Ping Cheng, Professor in Mechanical Engineering  

Dr. S. C. Kot, Senior Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering

Dr. S. Lee, Associate Professor in Mechanical Engineering

Dr. H. Qiu, Associate Professor in Mechanical Engineering

Dr. Y. Chao, Associate Professor in Mechanical Engineering

Dr. G. Chen, Associate Professor in Chemical Engineering

Areas of Focus

Electronic Cooling

·       Advanced electronic cooling technology

·       Cryogenic cooling

Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration

·       Evaporative cooling

·       Compact heat exchangers

·       Dehumidification

·       Indoor air quality

Fire and Waste Incineration

·       Smoldering combustion

·       Porous combustors

Clean Energy Technology

·       Fuel Cells

Funding Sources

16 RGC grants totalling over $10 million
Over $ 5 million research grants from industry
$3.4 million special equipment fund (SEF) from School of Engineering
$4.3 million equipment fund from the Mechanical Engineering Department
Major Equipment

Controlled-Environment Facility (under installation)

Cryocooler Testing Rig

3-D Laser Anemometry

Particle Dynamic Analyzer

Diesel Engine/Gasoline Engine Test Stands

High-Speed Camera

Hot-Wire Anemometer

Multi-gas Analyzer & Particulate Measurements Set- up

Building Ventilation Measurement Set-up

Gas Chromatograph for Volotile Organic Compounds

Photoacoustic FTIR Gas Analyzer

Technical Services

Tests of Equipment

Energy efficiency certification services of electrical appliances such as air-coolers, refrigerators, washing machines, and dehumifiers
Energy efficiency tests of energy-consumption devices and equipment such as heat exchangers, chillers, boilers, furnaces, cookers and dryers.
Safety tests of burners, combustors, water-heaters,cookers and dryers

Consulting Services

Waste heat management
Improvements of existing thermal systems in factories and buildings
Energy audits in buildings
Development of new combustors, and other heat transfer devices for industrial processes


  
  
  


Chin Tsau HSU (PhD, Stanford, 1977)


  

Associate Professor  

Email address: mecthsu@ust.hk




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Dr Hsu
has extensive experience in theoretical and experimental research work in the areas of fluid mechanics and heat transfer. Before taking up the teaching post at HKUST, he worked in US industry for 14 years, conducting experimental work in a wind­wave channel, wind tunnel and rapid compression facility, and pioneering theoretical work in heat transfer in porous media. He has acted as referee for several prestigious journals and served as a consultant to industry and universities in US and Taiwan.

Research interests:

Heat and mass transfer in porous media;
Sediment transport, microelectronic cooling, air­sea interaction, remote sensing and coastal engineering;
Representative publications:

    Cheng, P. and Hsu, C. T., 1997, "Conduction", Transport phenomena in porous media, ed. by B. Ingham and I. Pop (Book Chapter).

    Hsu, C.T., Wong, K.W. and Cheng, P., 1996, "Effective Stagnant Thermal Conductivity of Wire Screens", J. Thermophysics and Heat Transfer, Vol.10, pp.542-545.

    Hsu, C.T., Cheng, P. and Wong, K.W., 1995, "A Lumped­Parameter Model for Stagnant Thermal Conductivity of Spatially Periodic Porous Medium", J. Heat Transfer, Vol.117, pp.264-269.

    Hsu, C.T., Cheng P. and Wong, K.W., 1994, "Modified Zehner-Schlunder Models for Stagnant Thermal Conductivity of Porous Media", Int. J. Heat Mass Transfer, Vol. 37, pp. 2751-2759.

    Hsu, C.T. and Cheng, P., 1991, "A Singular Perturbation Solution for Couette Flow over a Semi­infinite Porous Bed", J. Fluid Engineering, Vol. 113, pp. 137­142.

    Hsu, C.T. and Cheng, P., 1990, "Thermal Dispersion in a Porous Medium", Int. J. Heat Mass Transfer, Vol. 33, pp. 1587­1597.

    Hsu, C.T. and Cheng, P., 1988, "Closure Schemes of the Macroscopic Energy Equation for Convective Heat Transfer in Porous Media", Int. Comm. Heat Mass Transfer, Vol. 15, pp. 689­703.

    Cheng, P. and Hsu, C.T., 1986, "Fully­developed Forced Convection in an Annular Packed Bed with Wall Effects", Int. J. Heat Mass Transfer, Vol. 29, pp. 1843­1853.

    Hsu, C.T. and Cheng, P., 1985, "Brinkman's Model for Natural Convection about a Vertical Plate in a Porous Medium", Int. J. Heat Mass Transfer, Vol. 28, pp. 683­697.

    Hsu, C.T. and Hsu, E.Y., 1983, "On the Structure of Turbulent Flow over a Progressive Water Wave: Theory and Experiment in a Transformed Wave­following Co­ordinate System. Part 2", J. Fluid Mech., Vol. 131, pp. 123­153.

    Hsu, C.T., Wu, H.Y., Hsu, E.Y. and Street, R.L., 1982, "Momentum and Energy Transfer in Wind Generation of Waves", J. Phys. Oceanography, Vol. 12, pp. 929­951.

    Hsu, C.T. and Cheng, P., 1980, "The Onset of Longitudinal Vortices in Mixed Convection Flow over an Inclined Surface in a Porous Medium", J. Heat Transfer, Vol. 102, pp. 544­549.

    Hsu, C.T., Cheng, P. and Homsy, G.M., 1978, "Instability of Free Convection Flow over a Horizontal Impermeable Surface in a Porous Medium", Int. J. Heat Mass Transfer, Vol. 21, pp. 1221­1228.

See Chun KOT (PhD, Cornell, 1971)


  

Senior Lecturer  

Email address: mesckot@ust.hk




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Dr Kot
has initiated research in atmospheric dispersion among buildings, applying the principles of aerodynamics to predict, control and alleviate problems caused by air pollution and wind turbulence in dense, high rise cities. In many years of teaching in Hong Kong, he has established graduate level courses in micrometeorology, atmospheric diffusion and air pollution source abatement. He is a much sought after consultant on abatement, dispersion and wind environment projects in Hong Kong.

Research interests:

Computational and environmental fluid mechanics;
Field studies;
Physical and computer modelling of atmospheric dispersion in urban areas, airport windshear;
Representative publications:

    Hu, S and Kot, S.C. 1997, "Numerical Simulation of Tides in Pearl River Estuary with Moving Boundary," J. Hydraulic Engineering, Vol.123, No.1, pp.21-29.

    Zhou, X.D. and Kot, S.C., 1995, "Heavy Metal Ion Adsorption on Sediments of the Weiho and Hanjiang Rivers, China", J. EnVol. Hydrology, Vol.3, No.2, (in electronic form).

    Kot, S.C., 1995, " Clean Air Around the World", Hong Kong, edited by Loveday Murley, IUAPPA, pp.161-165,

    Au, W.H. and Kot, S.C., 1994, "Optimum Application of the Multigrid Method in Generating Body-Fitted Co-ordinates", Int. J. Num. Math. in Eng., Vol.37, pp.1465-1480.

    Qin, Y. and Kot, S.C., 1993, "Dispersion of Vehicular Emission in Street Canyons, Guaugzhou City, South China (P.R.C.), Atm. EnVol., Vol.27B, No.3, pp.283-291.

    Ng, C.O. and Kot, S.C., 1992, "Computation of Water Impact on a Two­Dimensional Flat­Bottomed Body with a Volume of Fluid Method", Ocean Engineering, Vol. 19, No. 4, pp. 377­393.

    Kot, S.C., 1990, "Application of Body­Fitted Coordinates and k­Epsilon Turbulence Model for Wind Field Computation in a Complex Urban Terrain", J. Wind Eng. and Industrial Aerodynamics, Vol. 35, pp. 225­235.

    Qin, Y. and Kot, S.C., 1990, "Validation of Computer Modelling of Vehicular Exhaust Dispersion Near a Tower Block", Building and Environment, Vol. 25, No. 2, pp. 125­131.

    Kot, S.C., 1989, "Numerical Modelling of Contaminate Dispersion around Buildings", Building and Environment, Vol.24, No.1, pp. 33­37.

    Lam, K.S., Kot, S.C., Fung, K.W. and Ma, R.Y.P., 1985, "A Field Validation of Roof­Top Dispersion Formula in an Urban Centre", J. Wind Eng. and Industrial Aerodynamics, Vol. 21, pp. 295­305.

    Kot, S.C. and Lam, K.S., 1985, "Probability of Concentration of Gas Effluent from Exhaust Vents on the Roof­Top", Atmospheric Environment, Vol.19, No.7, pp. 1040­1044.

    Yeung, P.K. and Kot, S.C., 1985, "Computation of Turbulent Flows Past Arbitrary Two­Dimensional Surface­Mounted Obstructions", J. Wind Eng. and Industrial Aerodynamics, Vol. 18, No. 2, pp. 177­190.

    Yeung, P.K. and Kot, S.C., 1985, "On Body­Fitted Coordinates for Separated Laminar Flow Past Wall­Mounted Obstacles", Int. J. Numerical Methods in Eng., Vol.21, pp. 929­939.

Dr. Steven Hon-Keung Lee


Email address: shklee@ust.hk

phone: +852 2358-7186
fax:  +852 2358-1543




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Dr. LEE
has had a distinguished background in mechanical engineering, academia, and research in both Hong Kong and the United States.  Having been the Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering at the Hong Kong University of Science & Technology since 1993, he was recently promoted to the position of Associate Professor. Between 1999 and early 2000, he was the President & CEO of AnalogicTech-Hong Kong.  He was responsible for putting together a first class team and charting the future of the local company, in line with the vision and direction of AnalogicTech’s Silicon Valley headquarters.  

Originally from Hong Kong, Dr. Lee immigrated to the United States and became a U.S. citizen in his youth.  He received the prestigious Westinghouse Award (now known as the Intel Science Talent Search Award), entered the top-rated engineering school of Cooper Union on full scholarship, was only the second student in the school’s 150-year history to pursue a double-engineering undergraduate program.  He subsequently obtained his Masters and Doctoral degrees from Rutgers University in mechanical engineering.

Since 1997, he was a consultant to a local electronic assembly company, where he contributed to the success of products for several major companies, including Motorola, H-P, Sony, Intel, ST Electronics, VLSI, and Broadcom.  With funding from public and private grants, his research programs have attracted international attention, and with his team of motivated research assistants, he has published nearly 40 scientific articles.  Recently, He became the Associate Technical Editor for The International Journal of Microelectronics Packaging.

Research Interests:

·         Fundamental heat transfer;

Optical fiber coating;
Powder processing,
Electronic packaging;
Publications:

Books
Lee, S. H.-K., 1996, Transport Phenomena in Manufacturing and Materials Processing, Co-editorship, HTD-Vol. 323, ASME Press.
Lee, S. H.-K., 1996, Transport Phenomena in Materials Processing and Manufacturing, Co-editorship, HTD-Vol.336, ASME Press.
Lee, S. H.-K., 1997, Transport Phenomena during Drawing and Extrusion, Co-editorship, ASME Press.

Electronic Packaging

Liu, J., Lee, S. H.-K., Papageorge, M., 1998, “The Effects of Component Geometry on the Deformation of the Tape Ball Grid Array Package,” The 3rd International Symposium on Electronic Packaging Technology, Beijing.

Wu, J., Yuan, X., Lee, S. H.-K., Papageorge, M., Isip, R., 1998, “Curing Characteristics of Selected Die Attach Adhesives,” The 3rd International Symposium on Electronic Packaging Technology, Beijing.

Lee, S. H.-K., Law, E., Papageorge, M., Wu, J., 1998, “Ball Detachment Evaluation for Tape Ball Grid Array Packages,” Surface Mount International, San Jose, California, U.S.A.

Law, E., Yasushi, H., Ho, M., Lee, S. H.-K., Mclellan, N., Papageorge, M., 1999, “Solder Wicking and Solder Mask Adhesion Evaluation for Tape Ball Grid Array Packages,” NEPCON West, Anaheim, California, U.S.A.

Lee, S. H.-K., Fan, N., Wu, J.S., Weng, L, Siu, W.W.M., Mclellan, N. and Papageorge, M., 1999, “The Effects of the Bondpad and Soldersphere Sizes on the Ball-shear Strength of fpBGA Packages,” NEPCON West, Anaheim, California, U.S.A.

Lee, S. H.-K., Fan, N., Wu, J. S., Weng, L. T. and Siu, W. W. M., 2000, “The Effects of Bondpad and Soldersphere Sizes on the Ball-Shear Strength of fpBGA Packages,” International Journal of Microcircuits & Electronic Packaging, To Appear.

Lee, S. H.-K., Fan, N., Ip, S. C.-H., Siu, W. W. M., 2000, “Die-cracking Risks in adding a Heatslug to a QFP Package,” International Journal of Microelectronic Packaging, To Appear.

Fundamental Thermofluids

Wei, T., Kline, E.M., Lee, S. H.-K. & Woodruff, S., 1992, “Görtler vortex formation at the inner cylinder in Taylor-Couette flow,” Journal of Fluid Mechanics, Vol. 245, pp. 47-68.

Lee, S. H.-K., Sengupta, S. & Wei, T., 1995, “Effect of Polymer Additives on Görtler Vortices in Taylor-Couette flow,” Journal of Fluid Mechanics, Vol. 282, pp. 115-129.

Lee, S. H.-K. & Jaluria, Y., 1995, “The Effects of Streamwise Convergence in Radius on the Laminar Forced Convection in Axisymmetric Ducts,” Numerical Heat Transfer, Part A, Vol. 28, No. 1, pp. 19-38.

Jaluria, Y., Chiu, W. K.-S. and Lee, S. H.-K., 1995, “Flow across horizontal vents in room fires,” Combustion Science and Technology, Vol. 110-111, pp. 197-208.

Jaluria, Y., Lee, S. H.-K., Mercier, G.P. & Tan, Q., 1998, “Visualization of transport across a horizontal vent due to density and pressure differences,” Experimental Thermal and Fluid Science, Vol. 16, pp. 260-273.

Siu, W. W. M. and Lee, S. H.-K., 1999, “Transient temperature computation for a system of multiply contacting spheres in 180-Degree orientation,” Journal of Heat Transfer, Vol. 121, No. 3, pp. 739-742.

Siu, W. W. M. and Lee, S. H.-K., 1999, “Multi-Spatial-Temporal Grids for Three-Dimensional Transient Conduction Problems,” Numerical Heat Transfer, Fundamentals, Vol. 36, No. 2, pp. 163-181.

Siu, W. W. M. and Lee, S. H.-K., 2000, “Transient Effect on the Constriction Resistance between Spheres,” Computational Mechanics, Vol. 25, No. 1, pp. 59-65.

Wu, A. K. C. and Lee, S. H.-K., 2000, “Computation of Radiative Properties in 1-D Sphere Packings for Sintering Applications,” Numerical Heat Transfer, Vol. 37, No. 5, pp. 477-492.

Wu, A. K. C. and Lee, S. H.-K., 2000, “Sphere Packing Algorithm for Heat Transfer Studies,” Numerical Heat Transfer, Vol. 37, No. 6, pp. 631-652.

Siu, W. W. M. and Lee, S. H.-K., 2000, “Effective Conductivity Computation using Constriction Resistance with Contact Angle Effects,” International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, Vol. 43, No. 21, pp. 3917-3924.

Wu, A. K. C. and Lee, S. H.-K., 2000, “Multiple-Rays Tracing Technique for Radiative Exchange within Packed Beds,” Numerical Heat Transfer, Fundamentals, To Appear.

Siu, W. W. M. and Lee, S. H.-K., 1999, “Measurement of the Transient Thermal Resistance of Sphere under Ambient Condition,” National Heat Transfer Conference, Albuquerque, U.S.A.

Siu, W. W. M. and Lee, S. H.-K., 1999, “Conduction computations within Three-Dimensional Packed Beds with multiple neighbors,” International Mechanical Engineering Congress & Exposition, U.S.A.

Optical Fiber Processing

Lee, S. H.-K. & Jaluria, Y., 1995, “The Effects of Geometry and Temperature Variations on the Radiative Transport During Optical Fiber Drawing,” Journal of Materials Processing and Manufacturing Science, Vol. 3, No. 4, pp. 317-331.

Lee, S. H.-K. & Jaluria, Y., 1996, “Effects of Variable Properties and Viscous Dissipation During Optical Fiber Drawing,” Journal of Heat Transfer, Vol. 118, pp. 350-358.

Lee, S. H.-K. & Jaluria, Y., 1997, “Simulation of the Transport Processes in the Neck-Down Region of a Furnace-Drawn Optical Fiber,” International Journal of Heat & Mass Transfer, Vol. 40, No. 4, pp. 843-856.

Choudhury, S. R., Jaluria, Y., Lee, S. H.-K., 1999, “A Computational Method for Generating the Free-surface Neck-down Profile for Glass flow in Optical Fiber Drawing,” Numerical Heat Transfer, Part A, Vol. 35, pp. 1-24.

Zhao, C. Y. and Lee, S. H.-K., 1999, “Physical Considerations of a Pressurized Optical Fiber Coating Process,” National Heat Transfer Conference, Albuquerque, U.S.A.

Zhao, C. Y. and Lee, S. H.-K., 2000, “Physical Considerations of a Pressurized Optical Fiber Coating Process,” Journal of Materials Processing & Manufacturing Science, To Appear.

Hui-He QIU(Ph.D., LSTM Erlangen, 1994)


Associate Professor  

Email address: meqiu@ust.hk




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Dr. Qiu


has extensive experience in the research of particle dynamics in two-phase flows. His contributions have been in the areas of spray evaporation, particle laden swirling flow, particle mass flux and concentration, remote sensing and optical flow diagnostics. He is the recipient of the Best Paper Award of Institute of Physics (IOP) in 1994 and the National Scientific and Technological Achievement Award of China (1989).  

Research interests:

Transient laser heating and vaporization in microchannels;
Heat Transfer and bubble dynamics of ultrasound induced microbubbles;
Heat and mass transfer in spray cooling for microelectronics;
Micro bubbly flows in microchannels;
Rapid solidification and remelting in microcasting;
Optical diagnostic including Laser/phase Doppler Anemometry and micro PIV



Fall 03/04 Course:

MECH336 Building Services II (Note1, HW#1, Note2, HW#2, Example1, HW#3, Example2, Note3, HW#4, Example3, Note4, Example6)





Representative Publications:

        Qiu, H.H. 1999, "Optical Diagnostics in Multiphase Flow Measurements", Asian Symposium of Multiphase Flow (ASMF'99), Invited Lecture , Osaka, Japan.  

  Tian JD and Qiu H. -H. (2002): “Eliminating Background Noise Effect in Micro-Resolution Particle Image Velocimetry,” Applied Optics, Vol. 41, Iss. 32, pp6849-6857.

   Jia W. and Qiu H. -H. (2002): “"Fringe Probing of an Evaporative Micro Droplet on a Hot Surface,” Int. J. Heat and Mass Transfer, 45, 4141-4150.

   Wang W. and Qiu H. -H. (2002): "Interfacial Thermal Conductance in Rapid Contact Solidification Process", Int. J. Heat and Mass Transfer, 45, 2043-2053.

   Jia W. and Qiu H. -H. (2001): “Experimental Investigation Effect of Rebounding Rate on Spray Cooling Heat Transfer,” Applied Thermal Engineering.

Qiu H. -H., Liu W. and Hsu C. T. (2001): "The Effect of Second Order Refraction on Optical Bubble Sizing in Multiphase Flows",  Journal of KSME, Vol. 15, No. 12, 1801-1807.

Qiu H.-H , Jia W. and Hsu C. T. (2001): "Optimization of Optical Particle Sizing in Multiphase Flows", Optical Engineering, Vol. 40, No. 11, 2586-2593.

     Jia W. and Qiu H. -H (2001): "A Novel Optical Method in Micro Drop Deformation Measurements", Optics and Lasers in Engineering , 35, 187-198.

     Qiu H. -H., Liu W. and Hsu C. T. (2001): "The Constraint of High Order Refractions on Optical Micro Bubble Sizing", Applied Optics.

Qiu H.-H , Jia W., Hsu C. T. and Sommerfeld M. (2000): "High Accuracy Optical Particle Sizing in Phase-Doppler Anemometry", Measurement Science and Technology , 11,142-151.

     Qiu H. -H. and Jia W. (2000): "Effect of Refractive Index in Optical Particle Sizing by Using Spatial Frequency Method", Optics Communications , (178), 199-210.

     Hsu C. T., Kuang J. and Qiu H.-H. (2000): “Experiments on Vertical Turbulent Plane Jets in Water of Finite Depth,” Journal of Engineering Mechanics, Vol. 127, No. 1, 18-26.

     Qiu H. -H. and Hsu C. T. (2000): "A New Approach to Eliminate the Measurement Volume Effect in PDA Measurements", Book Chapter in: Laser Techniques Applied to Fluid Mechanics, Edited by Adrain, R,J., Durao, D.F.G., Durst, F., Heitor, M.V., Maeda, M. and Whitelaw, J.H., ISBN:3-540-66738-5, pp103-112, Springer.

Qiu, H.H. and Hsu, C. T., (1999): "Method of Phase-Doppler Anemometry Free From The Measurement-Volume Effect",  Applied Optics , Vol. 38, Iss 13, pp2737-2742.

Qiu, H.H. and Jia, W., (1999): "High-Resolution Optical Particle Sizing in an Optimized Orientation", Optical Engineering , 38/12, 2104-2113.

     Hsu C. T., Wong T. I. and Qiu, H.H. , " Energy Peformance Tests of a Split-Type Air Conditioner", Asia-Pacific Conference on the Built Environment , Novermber 29-December 2 1999, Taipei, Taiwan.

     Sommerfeld M. and Qiu, H.-H. , (1998): " Experimental Studies of Spray Evaporation in Turbulent Flow", Int. J. of Heat and Fluid Flow 19, 10-22.

     Qiu H.H. and Hsu C. T, (1998): "Optimization of EPDA Parameters for Accurate Material Recognition in Multiphase Flow", Optics and Lasers in Engineering, 30, 3-16.

     Qiu H.H. and Hsu C. T., (1998): "): "Minimum Deviation of Spatial Frequency in Large Particle Sizing",  Applied Optics, , Vol. 37, No. 28, 6787-6794.

     Qiu, H.H. and Hsu, C.T., (1997): "A Fourier Optics Method for the Simulation of Measurement-Volume-Effect By the Slit Constraint", Part. Part. Syst. Charact. ,Vol.14, No. 6, p295-303.

    Wang W. and Qiu H. -H. (2002): " The Impact of Thermal Contact Resistance on the Spreading and Solidification of a Droplet on a Substrate", submitted to Int. J. Heat Mass Transfer.

Yeung Y. -F. and Qiu H. -H. (2002): "A Correlation Model of Boiling Heat Transfer in Spray Cooling", submitted to Applied Thermal Engineering.

     Qiu H. -H. and Jia W. (2002): "Effect of Rebounding Rate on Spray Cooling Heat Transfer", submitted to Applied Thermal Engineering.

     Qiu H.H. and Hsu C. T., 1997, "The Critical Off-Axis Angle for the Measurements of Solid Particles in Liquid Using PDA", Proc. of International Conference on Fluid Engineering, Tokyo, Vol. II, pp1043-1048.

     Qiu H.H. and Hsu C. T., 1995, "A New Spatial Frequency Method for Sizing Large Particles in Laser Anemometry", ASME Fluids Engineering Summer Meeting and 6th Int. Conf. on Laser Anemometry, South Carolina, Vol. FED 229, 81-88.

     Qiu H.H. and Hsu C. T., 1995, "The Impact of Measurement Volume Size for a 3-Component Phase-Doppler Anemometry", Int. Conf. on Aerosol Science and Technology, Taipei, 159-166.

     Sommerfeld M. and Qiu, H.H., 1995, "Particle Concentration Measurements by Phase-Doppler Anemometry in Complex Dispersed Two-Phase Flows", J. Experiments in Fluids, 18, 187-198, Springer-Verlag.

     Qiu, H.H., Sommerfeld, M. and Durst, F., 1994, "Two novel Doppler Signal Detection Methods for Laser-Doppler and Phase-Doppler Anemometry", Int. J. of Physics E: Measurement Sci. and Technology, 5, 769-778.

     Sommerfeld, M., Kohnen, G. and Qiu, H.H., 1993, "Spray Evaporation in Turbulent Flow: Numerical Calculations and Detailed Experiments by Phase-Doppler Anemometry", J. of REVUE DE L'INSTITUT FRANÇAIS DU PÉTROLE, Vol. 48, No. 6, 677-695.

     Sommerfeld, M. and Qiu, H.H., 1993, "Characterization of Particle Laden, Confined Swirling Flows by Phase-Doppler Anemometry and Numerical Calculation", Int. J. of Multiphase Flow, Vol. 19, No. 6, 1093-1127.

     Sommerfeld, M. and Qiu, H.H., 1992, "Experimental Studies on Spray Evaporation in a Turbulent Flow", Proceedings of the 6th Workshop on Two Phase Flow Predictions, Erlangen ,pp.167-185.

     Qiu, H.H. and Sommerfeld M., 1992, "A Reliable Method for Determining the Measurement Volume Size and Particle Mass Fluxes Using Phase-Doppler Anemometry", J. Experiments in Fluids , Vol. 13, pp. 393-404.

     Sommerfeld, M., Qiu, H.H., 1992, "Particle Concentration Measurements in Complex Two-phase Flows Using Phase-Doppler Anemometry", J. of PARTEC, Particle Characterization, Nuremberg, Vol. 1, pp.293-308.

     Sommerfeld, M., Qiu, H.-H. und Ando, A. (1992): "Charakterisierung der Teilchenbewegung in drallbehafteten Brennerstroemungen", J. VGB Kraftwerkstechnik , Vol. 72, 125-133.

     Qiu, H.H., Sommerfeld, M. and Durst, F., 1991, "High Resolution Data Processing for Phase-Doppler Measurements in a Complex Two-phase Flow", Int. J. of Physics E: Measurement Science and Technology, Vol. 2, pp. 455-463.

     Sommerfeld, M. and Qiu, H.H., 1991, "Detailed Measurements in a Swirling Particulate Two-phase Flow by a Phase-Doppler Anemometer", Int. J. Heat and Fluid Flow, Vol. 12, pp. 20-28.

     Qiu, H.H. and Sommerfeld, M., 1991, "A New Method for Mass Flux Measurements in Complex Two-phase Flows by Phase-Doppler Anemometry", J. of ERCOFTAC, Bulletin No. 10, pp.12-14.

Christopher Y. H. CHAO (PhD, Berkeley, 1994)


  

Associate Professor

Email address: meyhchao@ust.hk

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Dr Chao
graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a first class honors in Mechanical Engineering. He obtained his Masters and Doctorate from the University of California at Berkeley majoring in Thermosciences. Dr. Chao is one of the pioneers on Indoor Air Quality research in Hong Kong and he has secured numerous funding on IAQ, combustion and other energy related studies. In parallel to his academic career, Dr. Chao also served actively as a consultant in the industry and he established his own technology company on IAQ and energy study under the HKUST Entrepreneurship Programme in 2000. He served as Chairman of the Hong Kong Section of ASME International and is also a Region XIII representative in the Committee on Membership. He has recently been elected to Ordinary Committee Member in the Hong Kong Branch of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. Dr. Chao is a Registered Professional Engineer in the Building Services and Mechanical Engineering Disciplines.

Research interests:

Indoor Air Quality, Energy, Fire Sciences and Combustion

Publications:

J.H. Wang, C.Y.H. Chao and W. Kong, Forced Forward Smoldering Propagation in Horizontally Oriented Flexible Polyurethane Foam, Journal of Fire Sciences, in press, 2002.
W. Kong, C.Y.H. Chao and J. Wang, Burning Characteristics of Non-Spread Diffusion Flames of Liquid Fuel Soaked in Porous Beds, Journal of Fire Sciences, in press, 2002.
W. Kong, C.Y.H. Chao and J. Wang, Behavior of Non-Spread Diffusion Flames of Combustible Liquid Soaked in Porous Beds, The 29th International Combustion Symposium (International), Combustion Institute, in press, 2002.
Y. Huang, C.Y.H. Chao and P. Cheng, Effects of Preheating and Operation Conditions on Combustion in a Porous Medium, International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, in press, 2002.
M.P. Wan and C.Y.H. Chao, Experimental Study of Thermal Comfort in an Office Environment with Underfloor Ventilation System, Journal of Indoor + Built Environment, in press, 2002.
C.Y.H. Chao, K.K. Wong and E.C. Cheng, Size Distribution of Indoor Particulate Matter in 60 Homes in Hong Kong, Journal of Indoor + Built Environment, 11(1), pp. 18-26, 2002.
C.Y.H. Chao, and E.C. Cheng, Source Apportionment of Indoor PM2.5 and PM10 in Homes, Journal of Indoor + Built Environment, 11(1), pp. 27-37, 2002.
C.Y.H. Chao, P.S.H. Choi and L.L. Yeung, Quantification of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) and Aliphatic Hydrocarbons (AHs) in Air Particulate Samples in Homes, Journal of Indoor + Built Environment, in press, 2002.
C.Y.H. Chao and J.H. Wang, Transition from Smoldering to Flaming Combustion of Horizontally Oriented Flexible Polyurethane Foam with Natural Convection, Combustion and Flame, 127, pp. 2252-2264, 2001.
C.Y.H. Chao and J.H. Wang, Comparison of the Thermal Decomposition Behavior of a Non-Fire Retarded and a Fire Retarded Flexible Polyurethane Foam with Phosphorous and Brominated Additives, Journal of Fire Sciences, 19(2), pp. 137-156, 2001.
C.Y.H. Chao and G.Y. Chan, Quantification of Indoor VOCs in Twenty Mechanically Ventilated Buildings in Hong Kong, Atmospheric Environment, 35(34), pp. 5895-5913, 2001.
C.Y.H. Chao and K.K. Wong, Residential Indoor PM10 and PM2.5 in Hong Kong and the Elemental Composition, Atmospheric Environment, 36(2), pp. 265-277, 2001.
C.Y.H. Chao, G.Y. Chan and L. Ho, Feasibility Study of an Indoor Air Quality Measurement Protocol on 12 Parameters in Mechanically Ventilated and Air Conditioned Buildings, Journal of Indoor + Built Environment, 10(1), pp. 3-19, 2001.
C.Y.H. Chao and T. Tung, A Dynamic Model for Contaminant Transmission into Residential Buildings and Experimental Verification, Atmospheric Environment, 35, pp. 1585-1596, 2001.
C.Y.H. Chao, Comparison between Indoor and Outdoor Air Contaminant Levels in Residential Buildings from Passive Samplers Study, Building and Environment, 36(9), pp. 999-1007, 2001.
W.M. To, L.L. Yeung and C.Y.H. Chao, Characterization of Gas-Phase Organic Emission from Hot Cooking Oil in Commercial Kitchens, Journal of Indoor + Built Environment, 9, pp. 228-232, 2000.
C.Y.H. Chao and A. Law, Study of Personal Exposure to NO2 using Passive Samplers, Building and Environment, 35, pp. 545-553, 2000.
T.C.W. Tung and C.Y.H. Chao, J. Burnett, A Methodology to Investigate the Particulate Penetration Coefficient Through Building Shell, Atmospheric Environment, 33, pp. 881-893, 1999.
C.Y.H. Chao, T.C.W. Tung, Radon Emanation of Building Material - Impact of Back Diffusion and Difference between One-Dimensional and Two-Dimensional Tests, Health Physics Journal, 76(6), pp. 675-681, 1999.
J.H. Wang and C.Y.H. Chao, Flame Spread Over Solid Fuels Coated with a Layer of Non-Combustible Porous Material, Journal of Fire Sciences, 17, pp. 307-328, 1999.
C.Y.H. Chao, Study of Indoor Radon Level in High Rise Air-Conditioned Office Buildings, Journal of Applied Occupational Environmental Hygiene, 14(12), pp. 811-818, 1999.
T.C.W. Tung, C.Y.H. Chao, J. Burnett, S.W. Pang and R.Y.M. Lee, A Territory-Wide Survey on Indoor Particulate Level in Hong Kong, Building and Environment, 34, pp. 213-220, 1999.
C.Y.H. Chao, T.C.W. Tung, J.L. Niu, S.W. Pang and R.Y.M. Lee, Indoor Perchloroethylene Accumulation From Dry Cleaned Clothing on Residential Premises, Building and Environment, 34, pp. 319-328, 1999.
C.M. Mak and C.Y.H. Chao, A Case Study on Fire Alarm Bell Audibility in a Housing Block in Hong Kong, Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, 19(3), pp. 123-127, 1998.
C.Y.H. Chao, T. Tung, J. Burnett, Influence of Ventilation on Indoor Radon Level, Building and Environment, 32(6), pp. 527-534, 1997.
C.Y.H. Chao, T.C.W.Tung, D.W.T. Chan and J. Burnett, Detailed Measurement of Indoor Radon levels in Five Residential Premises and the Effect of Ventilation, Journal of Indoor + Built Environment, 6(5), pp. 277-281, 1997.
C.Y.H. Chao, T.C.W. Tung and J. Burnett, Influence of Indoor Activities on the Indoor Particulate Levels in Residential Buildings, Journal of Indoor + Built Environment, 7(2), pp. 110-121, 1997.
C.Y.H. Chao, T.C.W. Tung, D. W.T. Chan and J. Burnett, Determination of Radon Emanation and Back Diffusion Characteristics of Building Materials in Small Chamber Tests, Building and Environment, 32(4), pp. 355-362, 1997.
Y.M. Liu, C.Y.H. Chao, D. Chan and J. Burnett, Legionella: Impact on Building Services Systems in Hong Kong, Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, 18(2), pp. 93-98, 1997.
C.Y.H. Chao and A.C. Fernandez-Pello, Forced Ignition of a Solid Fuel in a Turbulent Boundary Layer Oxidizing Flow, Physical and Chemical Aspects - Combustion Science and Technoogy Book Series, 4, pp. 409-431, 1997.
C.Y.H. Chao and A.C. Fernandez-Pello, Concurrent Horizontal Flame Spread : The Combined Effect of Oxidizer Flow Velocity, Turbulence Intensity and Oxygen Concentration, Combustion Science and Technology, 110-111, pp. 19-51, 1995.

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Registration  Notice
Fall  Semester  2005-06



Program Registration Date, Time and Venue




New students are required to register  IN  PERSON  according to the schedule below:

  

Date
Time
Venue

19 August 2005

(Friday)
10:00 am  -  1:00 pm 2:30 pm  -  4:30 pm
Exposition Hall* ( 展覽廳 ), The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.



* next to the University Bookstore (near Lift 3)

20 August 2005 (Saturday)
10:00 am  -  3:00 pm






Registration Procedures




During registration, you should :



a)    present your HKID Card (passport / entry permit with VALID STUDENT VISA for non-local students)



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c)     produce a copy of the debit note together with proof of tuition fee payment such as validated pay‑in slip, ATM payment slip or Internet screen print-out



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Registration Documents




The documents include a tuition debit note and Registration Form. Non-local students should collect the registration documents on 19 or 20 August 2005 at the registration counter.  For local students, registration documents are enclosed with this notice.







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You must pay the tuition and other fees as prescribed in the debit note no later than 20 August 2005.  Payment can be made :

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iii)      Each new student is required to pay a deposit of HK$300 as caution money on first registration.  Charges will be made against this deposit if there are any unpaid claims against the student, such as outstanding library dues. The balance will be refunded if the student leaves the University before graduation.  At graduation, the student is required to restore the balance of the caution money to its original level and the full amount of the caution money will be transferred towards the graduation fee.



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Tongxi YU
Professor and Department Head; Director, Institute of Integrated Microsystems
(2358 7182 ;  metxyu@ust.hk)

PhD (1983) and ScD (1995), Cambridge University
Professor and Head, Solid Mechanics Division, Peking University (1984-91)
Reader, University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (1992-95)
   
Current Research Activities:
Impact dynamics; engineering plasticity; structural crashworthiness and failure; mechanics of sheet material forming; energy absorbing materials and devices; mechanics of micro components.

Active Projects as Principal Investigator: Joint laboratory on microsystems between Institute of Mechanics (CAS) and HKUST
  UGC - Collaboration with Mainland Institutions HK$300,000 01 Dec 2003
Nano-composites
  DSM Research, Material Science Centre HK$237,750 01 May 2004
Energy absorption of cellular materials under dynamic loading
  France / Hong Kong Joint Research Scheme HK$24,000 01 Jan 2004
Textile composite sheet forming: Formability and wrinkling
  RGC - Competitive Earmarked Research Grant HK$686,404 01 Dec 2002
Localization and propagation of dynamic deformation of cellular materials under impact or impulsive loading
  RGC - Competitive Earmarked Research Grant HK$818,628 01 Sep 2004
Shock response and shock protection of portable electronics
  RGC - Competitive Earmarked Research Grant HK$775,251 01 Nov 2003
Protective functions and safety management of hard hats
  Occupational Safety & Health Council HK$280,000 01 Apr 2004


Representative Research Publications:
    Qian, Linmao, Xiao, Xudong, Sun, Qingping, Yu, Tongxi (2004) "Anomalous hardness and wear properties of a superelastic nickel-titanium alloy", Applied Physics Letter, 84(7), 1076-1078.
    Ruan, Haihui, Yu, Tongxi (2003) "Collision between a ring and a beam", Int. J. Mech. Sci., 45(10), 1751-1780.
    Liang, H.Y., Woo, C.H., Huang, Hanchen, Ngan, A.H.W., Yu, Tongxi (2003) "Dislocation nucleation at initial stage during nanoindentation", Phil. Mag., 83(31-34), 3609-3622.
    Lu, G., Yu, Tongxi (2003) Energy Absorption of Structures and Materials, Woodhead Publishing Limited, Cambridge, UK, (in English).
    Huang, X.D., Yu, Tongxi, Lu, G., Lippmann, H. (2003) "Large deflection of elastoplastic beams with prescribed moving and rotating ends", Proc. Instn. Mech. Engrs. Part C: Journal of Mechanical Engineering Science, 217, 1001-1013.
    Ruan, Haihui, Yu, Tongxi, Hua, Y.L. (2003) "Plastic modal approximations in analyzing beam-on-beam collision", Int. J. Solids Struct., 40(12), 2937-2956.
    Ren, Sili, Yang, S.R., Zhao, Y.P., Yu, Tongxi, Xiao, Xudong (2003) "Preparation and characterization of an ultrahydrophonic surface based on a stearic acid self-assembled monolayer over polythyleneimine thin films", Surface Science, 546, 64-74.
    Ruan, Shilun, Gao, Ping, Yang, X.G., Yu, Tongxi (2003) "Toughening high performance ultrahigh molecular weight polyethylene using multiwalled carbon nanotubes", Polymer, 44, 5643-5654.


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Chin Tsau HSU
Professor and Director, Center for Energy and Thermal Systems
(2358 7188 ;  mecthsu@ust.hk)

PhD, Stanford University (1977)
Senior Research Scientist, Space and Technology Group, TRW Inc (1978-91)
   
Current Research Activities:
Flow, heat and mass transfer in porous media; sediment transport; environmental fluid mechanics; remote sensing; energy efficiency testing.

Active Projects as Principal Investigator: Heat transfer enhancement by oscillating fluids with magnetic micro-particles
  RGC - Direct Allocation Grant HK$92,000 01 Jan 2004
Characteristics and heat transfer of oscillating channel flows past circular cylinders
  RGC - Competitive Earmarked Research Grant HK$413,404 31 Dec 2002


Representative Research Publications:
    Hsu, Chin Tsau (2002-2003) "Heat and Mass Transport in Porous Media", Environmental Fluid Mechanics – Theory and Applications, 257-295.
    Hsu, Chin Tsau (2002) "'Heat and Mass Transport in Porous Media' Environmental Fluid Mechanics - Theory and Applications", ASCE Press, New York, USA, in press.
    Chen, X.W., Hsu, Chin Tsau, Chiew, Y.M. (2002) "A semi-analytical model for solid concentration in turbulent pipe flows with dispersed particles", ASCE Journal of Engg. Mechanics, 128(4), 487-492.
    Qiu, Hui He, Jia, Wang Cun, Hsu, Chin Tsau (2001) "Optimization of optical particle sizing in multiphase flows", Optical Engineering, 40 (11), 2586-2593.
    Qiu, Hui He, Liu, Wei, Hsu, Chin Tsau (2001) "The effect of second order refraction on optical bubble sizing in multiphase flows", KSME International Journal, 15(12), 1801-1807.


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Matthew M F YUEN
Professor; Director, Technology Transfer Ctr; VP, HKUST RandD Corp; Director, Entrepreneurship Center
(2358 7189 ;  meymf@ust.hk)

PhD, University of Bristol (1977)
Senior Research Technologist, GEC Mechanical Engineering Laboratory (1975-77)
Senior Design Engineer, Babcock & Wilcox (1977-79)
Lecturer and Senior Lecturer, University of Hong Kong (1979-91)
   
Current Research Activities:
Geometric modeling; CAD/CAM; electronic packaging; polymer processing.

Active Projects as Principal Investigator: Adhesion study of a SAM modified epoxy/copper interface
  RGC - Direct Allocation Grant HK$92,000 01 Jan 2004
Global Entrepolis@Singapore 2003; APRU Enterprise Conference 2003
  UGC - Government's Matching Grant Scheme HK$1,150 27 Oct 2003
Real time modeling of dressed human using parallel computation algorithm
  RGC - Competitive Earmarked Research Grant HK$611,404 01 Sep 2002


Representative Research Publications:
    Wang, Charlie Changling, Yuen, Matthew Ming Fai (2003) "A binary morphology-based filtering algorithm for reverse engineering", International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Vol. 21 No. 4, pp. 257-262.
    Yuen, Matthew Mf, Fan, Haibo (2003) "Delamination of Electronic Packages", Proc. Of EuroSIME 2003, Thermal and Mechanical Simulation and Experiments in Micro-Electronics and Micro-Systems, pp. 15-21.
    Wang, Charlie Changling, Yuen, Matthew Ming Fai (2003) "Feature based 3D garment design through 2D sketches", Computer-Aided Design, Vol. 35 No. 7, pp. 659-672.
    Wang, Charlie Changling, Yuen, Matthew Ming Fai (2003) "Freeform extrusion by sketched input", Computer Graphics, Vol. 27, No. 2, pp. 255-263.
    Wang, Charlie Changling, Chang, Terry Ka Kit, Yuen, Matthew Ming Fai (2003) "From laser-scanned data to feature human model: a system based on fuzzy logic concept", Computer-Aided Design, Vol. 35, No. 3, pp. 241-253.
    Wu, Zhuang, Au, Chi Kit, Yuen, Matthew Mf (2003) "Mechanical Properties of Fabric Materials for Draping Simulation", International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology, Vol. 15, No. 1, pp. 56-68.
    Liu, Yong Jin, Yuen, Matthew Ming Fai (2003) "Optimized triangle mesh reconstruction from unstructured points", Visual Computer, Vol. 19, No. 1, pp. 23-37.
    Wang, Charlie Changling, Chang, Terry Ka Kit, Yuen, Matthew Ming Fai (2003) "Virtual human modeling from photographs for garment industry", Computer-Aided Design, Vol. 35, No. 6, pp. 577-589.


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Tongyi ZHANG
Professor
(2358 7192 ;  mezhangt@ust.hk)

PhD, University of Science and Technology, Beijing (1985)
Associate Research Scientist, Yale University (1990-93)
   
Current Research Activities:
Defects of crystals and microstructures of materials; environmental effect on materials; hydrogen in metals; mechanical properties of materials; fracture of piezoelectrics and ferroelectrics; micro/nano mechanics.

Active Projects as Principal Investigator: Pre-plate frame (PPF) project
  ASM Assembly Materials Limited HK$50,000 01 Aug 2004
Micro/nanomechanics of materials
  RGC - Direct Allocation Grant HK$64,300 01 Jun 2003
Development of nanocomposites and micro/nanomechanics for industrial applications
  UGC - High Impact Area HK$800,000 16 Oct 2003
The roles of surface stresses in the nanoindentation tests
  RGC - Competitive Earmarked Research Grant HK$471,404 31 Dec 2002
Study of a fracture criterion for conductive cracks in piezoelectric ceramics under combined electrical and mechanical loading
  RGC - Competitive Earmarked Research Grant HK$413,404 01 Jul 2002
Study of dielectric breakdown and electrically induced cracking in piezoelectric ceramics
  RGC - Competitive Earmarked Research Grant HK$801,878 31 Dec 2001
Mechanical characterization of nanotubes and nanowires
  RGC - Competitive Earmarked Research Grant HK$670,487 31 Dec 2003
Failure behavior of ferroelectric ceramics under electrical, mechanical and chemical loading
  National Natural Science Foundation of China / Research Grants Council Joint Research Scheme HK$700,600 31 May 2002
Studies of Au/Pd/Ni platings for electronic packages
  Innovation and Technology Commission & Industries HK$370,000 01 Apr 2003


Representative Research Publications:
    Zhang, Tong-Yi, Zhao, Minghao, Liu, Guo-Ning (2004) "Failure behavior and failure criterion of conductive cracks (deep notches) in piezoelectric ceramics I: The charge-free zone model", Acta Materialia, Vol. 52, pp. 2013-2024.
    Zhang, Tong-Yi, Liu, Guo-Ning, Wang, Yi (2004) "Failure behavior and failure criterion of conductive cracks (deep notches) in piezoelectric ceramics II: Experimental verification", Acta Materialia, Vol. 52, pp.2025-2035.
    Zhang, Tong-Yi, Gao, Cun-Fa (2004) "Fracture behaviors of piezoelectric materials", Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics, Vol. 41, pp. 339-379.
    Huang, Bin, Zhao, Minghao, Zhang, Tong-Yi (2004) "Indentation fracture and indentation delamination in ZnO film/Si substrate systems", Philosophical Magazine A, Vol. 84, pp. 1233-1256.
    Wang, Jie, Shi, San-Qiang, Chen, Long-Qing, Li, Yulan, Zhang, Tong-Yi (2004) "Phase field simulations of ferroelectric/ferroelastic polarization switching", Acta Materialia, Vol. 52, pp. 749-764.
    Zhang, Tong-Yi, Xu, Weihua, Zhao, Minghao (2004) "The role of plastic deformation at a rough surface in the size-dependent hardness", Acta Materialia, Vol. 52, pp. 57-68.
    Zhang, Tong-Yi, Wang, Tianhong, Zhao, Minghao (2003) "Failure behavior and failure criterion of conductive cracks (deep notches) in thermally depoled PZT-4 ceramics", Acta Materialia, Vol. 51, pp. 4881-4895.
    Xu, Weihua, Zhang, Tong-Yi (2003) "Mechanical characterization of trilayer thin films by the microbridge testing method", Applied Physics Letters, Vol. 83, pp. 1731-1733.


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Yiu-Wing MAI
Adjunct Professor
(meywmai@ust.hk)

DEng, University of Sydney (1999) and DSc, University of Hong Kong (1999).
Founding Director, Centre for Advanced Materials Technology (1988- ); Founding Director, Graduate School of Engineering (1995-97); Pro-Dean of Engineering (1998- ); ARC Federation Fellow (2002- ), University of Sydney
   
Current Research Activities:
Fracture and fatigue mechanics; advanced engineering materials including nanomaterials and nanotechnology; biomedical engineering; tribology; failure analysis.




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Ching Ping WONG
Adjunct Professor
(cp.wong@mse.gatech.edu)

PhD, Pennsylvania State University (1975)
AT&T Bell Labs Fellow, (1992-96)
Professor (1996-2000) and Regents?Professor (2000- ), Materials Science and Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology
   
Current Research Activities:
Polymers for electronic packaging, inter- connects, interfacial adhesion, adhesives and nano-composites; MEMS; reliability without hermeticity.




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Lilong CAI
Associate Professor
(2358 7209 ;  melcai@ust.hk)

PhD, University of Toronto (1990)
Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Columbia University (1990-93)
   
Current Research Activities:
Control of nonlinear systems; instrumentation and measurement; robotics; automation of manufacturing processes.

Active Projects as Principal Investigator: Multidimensional data encryption with virtual optics
  RGC - Competitive Earmarked Research Grant HK$611,404 01 Dec 2002
Fourier neural network with application in the control of unknown complex nonlinear systems
  RGC - Competitive Earmarked Research Grant HK$565,723 01 Dec 2003
Improving the performance of tracking-controlled uncertain mechanical systems based on a modified Fourier series
  RGC - Competitive Earmarked Research Grant HK$580,873 01 Dec 2001
Development of thread tension control system for embroidery machines
  Innovation and Technology Commission & Industries HK$370,000 01 Sep 2004


Representative Research Publications:
    Yu, Lingfeng, Cai, Lilong (2003) "Data encryption by disarranging the holographic information with rotated holograms", OPTIK, 114 (11): 497-503.
    Peng, Xiang, Yu, Lingfeng, Cai, Lilong (2003) "Digital watermarking in three-dimensional space with a virtual-optics imaging modality", Optics Communications, 226 (1-6): 155-165 OCT 15.
    Yuan, Xiaohong, Cai, Lilong (2003) "Gearbox diagnosis using a modified Fourier series", 2003 IEEE/ASME International Conference on Advanced Intelligent Mechatronics (AIM(2003), Kobe, Japan, pp. 193-198, July 20-24.
    Zhu, Yang, Cai, Lilong (2003) "Tracking control of a belt-driven position table using Fourier series based learning control scheme", 2003 IEEE international Conference on Robotics, Intelligent Systems and Signal Processing (RISSP 2003),Changsha, Huhan, China, pp. 196-201, October 8-13.
    Peng, Xiang, Cui, Zi, Cai, Lilong, Yu, Linfeng (2003) "Digital audio signal encryption with a virtual optics scheme", Optik, Vol. 114, pp. 69-75.
    Yu, Linfeng, Cai, Lilong (2003) "Multidimensional Data Encryption with Digital Holography", Opt. Commun., Vol. 215 (4-6), pp. 271-284.
    Yu, Linfeng, Cai, Lilong (2003) "Numerical reconstruction of 3D objects with different viewing angles", SPIE Proceedings of Practical Holography XVII, Vol. 5005, pp. 224-230.
    Zhang, Huaguang, Cai, Lilong (2002) "Decentralized nonlinear adaptive control of an HVAC system", IEEE Transactions on Man and Cybernetics, Part C, Vol. 32(4): pp. 493-498.


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Christopher Yu Hang CHAO
Associate Professor
(2358 7210 ;  meyhchao@ust.hk)

PhD, University of California, Berkeley (1994)
Assistant Professor, Hong Kong Polytechnic University (1995-97)
   
Current Research Activities:
Indoor environmental quality in buildings; combustion and fire safety science.

Active Projects as Principal Investigator: Development of advanced environmental technologies for indoor air quality control and assessment
  Acron International Technology Limited HK$744,000 01 May 2002
The effect of co-combustion of coal and biomass on combustion performance and pollutant emissions
  CLP Research Institute Limited HK$537,500 01 Jul 2003
Indoor characteristics of polyaromatic hydrocarbons and aliphatic hydrocarbons in domestic homes of Hong Kong
  RGC - Direct Allocation Grant HK$67,150 01 Mar 2003
TVOC and VOC survey, analysis and recommendations in government buildings
  Electrical and Mechanical Services Department HK$480,000 15 May 2002
Development of advanced environmental technologies for indoor air quality control and assessment
  UGC - Government's Matching Grant Scheme HK$15,500 01 Jul 2003
The effect of co-combustion of coal and biomass on combustion performance and pollutant emissions
  UGC - Government's Matching Grant Scheme HK$53,750 01 Jul 2003
Performance-based fire analysis
  UGC - Government's Matching Grant Scheme HK$4,000 01 Dec 2003
A study of the combustion characteristics in a micro-channel
  RGC - Competitive Earmarked Research Grant HK$743,531 01 Sep 2003
Performance-based fire analysis
  Parsons Brinckerhoff (Asia) Ltd. HK$240,000 01 Dec 2002


Representative Research Publications:
    Chao, Yu Hang Christopher, Hu, J S (2004) "Development of a Dual-Mode Demand Control Ventilation Strategy for Indoor Air Quality Control and Energy Saving", Building and Environment, 39(4), 385-397.
    Law, Teresa, Chao, Yu Hang Christopher, Chan, Yiu Wai George, Law, Anthony K Y (2004) "The Use of Zeolite and Oxidant Generating Devices in Air Cleaning", Journal of Indoor + Built Environment, 13 (1), 45-51.
    Law, Anthony K Y, Wan, Man Pun, Chao, Yu Hang Christopher, Hu, J S (2003) "A Case Study on the Application of Underfloor Air Conditioning and Ventilation System in a School Assembly Hall", Proceeding of Healthy Buildings, Singapore, 3, 671-676.
    Hu, J S, Wan, Man Pun, Chao, Yu Hang Christopher, Law, Anthony K Y (2003) "Application of Underfloor Ventilation System - Some Design Considerations", The 4th International Symposium on HVAC, Beijing, China.
    Law, Teresa, Chao, Yu Hang Christopher, Chan, Yiu Wai George, Law, Anthony K Y (2003) "Confined Catalytic Oxidation of Volatile Organic Compounds by Transition Metal Containing Zeolites and Ionizer", Atmospheric Environment, 37(38), 5433-5437.
    Wang, Jinghong, Chao, Yu Hang Christopher, Kong, Wenjun (2003) "Experimental Study and Asymptotic Analysis of Horizontally Forced Forward Smoldering Combustion", Combustion and Flame, 135 (3), 411-425.
    Chao, Yu Hang Christopher, Wan, Man Pun, Cheng, E C K (2003) "Penetration Coefficient and Deposition Rate as a Function of Particle Size in Non-Smoking Naturally Ventilated Residences", Atmospheric Environment, 37(30), 4233-4241.
    Kong, Wenjun, Chao, Yu Hang Christopher, Wang, Jinhong (2003) "Behavior of Non-Spread Diffusion Flames of Combustible Liquid Soaked in Porous Beds", The 29th International Combustion Symposium, The Combustion Institute, Japan, 29, 251-257.


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Yongsheng GAO
Associate Professor
(2358 8649 ;  meygao@ust.hk)

PhD, University of Birmingham (1992)
Lecturer, Huazhong University of Science and Technology (1987-88)
   
Current Research Activities:
Manufacturing process control; grinding technology; tolerances and measurement technology; precision engineering.

Active Projects as Principal Investigator: The sixth international symposium on measurement technology and intelligent instruments
  UGC - Government's Matching Grant Scheme HK$7,213 28 Nov 2003
A spatial composite approach for ductile mode surface grinding
  RGC - Competitive Earmarked Research Grant HK$431,404 01 Sep 2002


Representative Research Publications:
    Gao, Yongsheng, Tse, Shuetfung, Chiu, Kwokwah (2003-2004) "A displacement-frequency modulator based system for composite grinding control", Key Engineering Materials, Vol. 257-258, pp. 165-170.
    Gao, Yongsheng, Tse, Shuetfung, Mak, Heilun (2003-2004) "An active coolant cooling system for applications in surface grinding", Applied Thermal Engineering, Vol. 23, No. 5, pp. 523-537.
    Gao, Yongsheng, Wang, Zhongyu, Tao, Zhengsu, Lo, Chichuen (2003-2004) "Estimation of non-statistical uncertainty using grey system theory", International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Vol. 22, pp. 271-277.
    Gao, Yongsheng, Xia, Xintao, Wang, Zhongyu, Tse, Shuetfung (2003-2004) "Fuzzy set based optimal selection of measurement plans", International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Vol. 21, pp. 119-125.
    Gao, Yongsheng, Huang, Meifa (2003-2004) "Optimal process tolerance balancing based on process capabilities", International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Vol. 21, pp. 501-507.
    Gao, Yongsheng, Tse, Shuetfung, Tao, Zhengsu (2003) "Fluid assisted in-process optical measurement", Proc. EOS 2003, International Workshop on Extreme Optics and Sensors, Tokyo, Japan, pp. 263-268.
    Gao, Yongsheng, Tamaki, Jun'ichi, Kitajima, Koichi (2002-2003) Advances in Abrasive Technology V, Trans Tech Publications, Uetikon, Zurich.
    Gao, Yongsheng, Tse, Shuetfung, Tao, Zhengsu, Xu, Xipeng (2002) "A curve matching image processing technique for analysis of coolant flow patterns", Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Vol. 129, pp. 10-14.


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