Events related to Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering
PHD in Civil Engineering - Arterial Signal Coordination Using Connected Vehicle Trajectories: From an Estimate-Then-Optimize Paradigm to End-to-End Learning.
PHD in Civil Engineering - A Differentiable Computational Graph Framework for Transportation System Analysis: Estimation, Calibration and Statistical Inference
Civil Engineering Departmental Seminar
- An integrated approach towards autonomous, intelligent, and sustainable construction
Civil Engineering Departmental Seminar
- Publishing with ACS and A Perspective of Artificial Intelligence from the Editorial Team of Environmental Science & Technology
PHD in Civil Engineering - Driving Net-Zero Shipping with Alternative Fuels: From Ports to Green Corridors
The 36th KKHTCNN Symposium on Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering Departmental Seminar
- Rumen-inspired hydrolytic bioreactor for complex organic wastes digestion
Civil Engineering Departmental Seminar
- Water-Energy Nexus and Advanced Technologies for Wastewater Resource Recovery
Civil Engineering Departmental Seminar
- Stochastic mechanics, global reliability and optimization of complex structures via physically driven probability density evolution method
Civil Engineering Departmental Seminar
- Environmental exposure and health effects of arsenic
Civil Engineering Departmental Seminar
- Advancing Analysis of Halogenated and Nitrogenous Contaminants in Water
Civil Engineering Departmental Seminar
- Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) applications to coastal protection
CIVL Industry Engagement cum Alumni Day
Civil Engineering Departmental Seminar
- Gas Fermentation to produce methane, ethanol, acetate, n-caprylate, or protein
Hong Kong Distinguished Civil and Environmental Engineering Workshop
- Supporting Net-Zero Transition by Remote Sensing Satellite Technology
Next-Generation Transportation: eVTOL Aircraft and the Rise of Hong Kong's Low-altitude Economy
PHD in Civil Engineering - Multimodal Data Fusion-based Ergonomic Assessment Method for Construction Workers
Civil Engineering Departmental Seminar
- Reverse engineering of fluvial landscapes from 2D network model and physically-based relations for bankfull hydraulic geometry
PHD in Civil Engineering - Mechanisms of Volume-Dependent Debris Flow Impact on Multiple Barriers Using an Efficient Two-Phase MPM
