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Work of Prof. SUN, Xiankai’s Research Group Named One of the World’s 30 Breakthroughs in Optics in 2016

Optical isolators allowing for unidirectional light transmission are an important building block in photonic computation and communication. Such devices are widely used in optical and photonic circuits and systems, e.g., to control the photon flow on a photonic chip or to prevent light from reflecting back into a laser emitter.

Prof. MA, Wing Kin Elected IEEE Fellow 2017

Prof. MA, Wing Kin from the Department of Electronic Engineering, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), has been named a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in 2017. He is being recognized for his contributions to optimization in signal processing and communications.

An outstanding work by the research team of Prof. XU,Jian Bin and Yan, KeYou on highly stabile perovskite solar cells has been published in CUHK Press Release.

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Postgraduate students LO, Po Wen, LI, Xintong and WANG, Jiankun received the Best Innovation Award

Mr Lo Po Wen, Mr Li Xintong and Mr Wang Jiankun, postgraduate students from Department of Electronic Engineering, supervised by Professor Max Q.-H. Meng , received the Best Innovation Award in the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Competition (Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan and China regions) on 18th Nov, 2016. The award winning project is entitled: "Continuous Blood Pressure Monitoring System based on Face Recognition."

PhD student Miss. CHI, Wen Zheng and a HKPFS recipient in EE Department received the Best Student Paper Award

Miss Chi WenZheng, a PhD student and a HKPFS recipient in the Department of Electronic Engineering, supervised by Professor Meng Q.-H. Max, received the Best Student Paper Award at the 2016 IEEE International Conference on Real-Time Computing and Robotics held in Angkor Wat, Cambodia from June 6 to 10, 2016. The award winning paper is entitled: “A human-friendly robot navigation algorithm using the risk-RRT approach.”

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