Seminar, Lecture, Talk
RECENT EVENTS
Department of Chemistry - PhD Student Seminar - Unveiling the Mechanisms of Energy Transfer Catalysis via Ultrafast Spectroscopy
Department of Industrial Engineering & Decision Analytics
- The Gittins-Index Design Principle for Cost-aware Bayesian Decision-Making under Uncertainty
Department of Mathematics - Seminar on Applied Mathematics
- Reconstruction of phase field model with an EnKF-based restoration framework
[Department of Ocean Science] MPhil Thesis Defense Seminar: Impacts of Atmospheric Warming on Isopycnal Eddy Mixing Across Eastern Boundary Upwelling Systems
Department of Chemistry - PhD Student Seminar - Advanced Semiconductor Patterning: Transistor Evolution, EUV Mechanisms and Emerging Resists
IAS Distinguished Lecture - Precisely Controlled Macromolecular Architecture by ATRP
Department of Chemistry - PhD Student Seminar - Hydrogen Evolution Reaction: Fundamentals, Materials, and Industrial Developments
Department of Chemistry - PhD Student Seminar - Recent Advances in Halide-Based Solid Electrolytes for Next-Generation All-Solid-State Batteries
Department of Chemistry Seminar - Electro-optic effect: Principles and application
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Controlled Oxidation of Layered Sulfide Precursors for High-k and Ferroelectric Oxide Dielectrics in 2D Semiconductor Devices
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Local Coordination and Crystal Phase Regulation of Zinc Molybdate as Multifunctional Electrocatalysts for Energy Conversion
PhD Thesis Presentation
- Leveraging Deep Learning for the Discovery and Design of Entangled Proteins in Topological Synthesis
Tsinghua-HKUST Sustainable Innovation Workshop
[Department of Ocean Science] MPhil Thesis Defense Seminar: Assessment of Coastal Mesocosm Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement: From Metal Dynamics to Potential Alkalinity Loss
[Department of Ocean Science] MPhil Thesis Defense Seminar: Ecological Differentiation of Picocyanobacteria Communities in the Subtropical and Subarctic Pacific
[Department of Ocean Science] PhD Qualifying Examination Defense Seminar: The Pulse of Giant Viruses in the South China Sea: Diurnal Rhythms, Host Responses, and Co-evolutionary with Ostreococcus
MPhil Thesis Presentation
- Problem-Oriented Molecular AI Workflows for Reaction Prediction and Topology-Constrained Protein Design
MPhil Thesis Presentation
- Silica Nanoparticle-PFOA Co-Exposure: Mechanisms of Environmental Transport and Pulmonary Toxicity
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Contact for Two-Dimensional Transition-Metal Dichalcogenide Devices
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Growth of Two-Dimensional Rare-Earth Compounds for Memristor Towards Reservoir Computing System
PhD Qualifying Examination
- Mechanics-Guided and Chemistry-Programmed Gradient-Inspired Organic–Inorganic Hybrid Coatings for Hard Yet Flexible Surface Protection
PhD Thesis Presentation
- Electrospun Copper-Based Nanofiber and Modification for Indoor Air Treatment
Social Science Seminar - Beyond Causal Inference, toward Causal-Model and Causal-Response Estimation: Empirical Modeling for Positive Theorists
[Department of Ocean Science] PhD Qualifying Examination Defense Seminar: Quantifying Sediment Nutrient Recycling and its Controls, from Coastal Ecosystems to Deep-sea Cold Seeps
Department of Chemistry - PhD Student Seminar - Advancing Clean Water with Capacitive Deionization: Principles and Prospects
MPhil Thesis Presentation
- Electrochemical Performances of Single Atom-Doped Transition Metal Dichalcogenide Catalysts for Hydrogen Evolution
MPhil Thesis Presentation
- Growth of Twisted Bismuth Oxyiodide Moiré Superlattices with Tunable Thermal Conductivity
MPhil Thesis Presentation
- Revalorization of Fats, Oils and Grease (FOG) Waste from Hong Kong Grease Traps via Nickel–Alumina-Catalyzed Steam Reforming for Hydrogen Production
MPhil Thesis Presentation
- Synergistic Combination of EGFR-vIII-Targeted CAR-T Cells, Pembrolizumab and Metformin for Overcoming Immunological and Metabolic Resistance in Glioblastoma
PhD Thesis Presentation
- The Mechanical Properties During Cell Activities-Potential Use in Environmental Pollution Monitoring and Assessment
[Department of Ocean Science]: MPhil Thesis Defense Seminar: DNA Methylation-Based Age Estimation for Cetaceans in Hong Kong waters Using Methylation-Sensitive High-Resolution Melting Analysis
[Department of Ocean Science] PhD Qualifying Examination Defense Seminar: The resistomes in marine fish and the ambient environment: assessing the risks of farmed fish and wild fish as carriers of antibiotic resistance genes in the human food chain
ON-GOING EVENTS
NON-HKUST ORGANIZED EVENTS
These are events hosted by non-HKUST organizers such as the Government, that the University is helping to promote.




