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Research Degree and Professional Doctorate Students Output (July RESEARCH DEGREE AND PROFESSIONAL DOCTORATE STUDENTS’ RESEARCH OUTPUT (July 2013 – June 2014) This report summarizes the research outputs of our research degree and professional doctorate students, and serves to recognize their hard work and perseverance. It also acts as a link between the University and the community, as it demonstrates the excellent research results that can benefit the development of the region. Chow Yei Ching School of Graduate Studies February 2015 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY OF RESEARCH OUTPUT PRODUCED BY PHD STUDENTS IN 2013-2014 ............................... IV SUMMARY OF RESEARCH OUTPUT PRODUCED BY MPHIL STUDENTS IN 2013-2014 ............................. V SUMMARY OF RESEARCH OUTPUT PRODUCED BY PROFESSIONAL DOCTORATE STUDENTS IN 2013- 2014 ............................................................................................................................................ VI SECTION A: PUBLICATIONS OF PHD STUDENTS ................................................................................... 7 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS .................................................................................................................................... 7 DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTANCY ......................................................................................................................... 7 DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS AND FINANCE ....................................................................................................... 7 DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS ........................................................................................................... 8 DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT ....................................................................................................................... 14 DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES ....................................................................................................... 15 DEPARTMENT OF MARKETING ............................................................................................................................ 17 COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES .............................................................................................. 19 DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED SOCIAL SCIENCES ...................................................................................................... 19 DEPARTMENT OF ASIAN AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES .................................................................................... 22 DEPARTMENT OF CHINESE AND HISTORY / DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS AND TRANSLATION ....................... 25 (formerly the Department of Chinese, Translation and Lingusitics) .................................................................... 25 DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH .................................................................................................................................. 30 DEPARTMENT OF MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION .............................................................................................. 30 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC POLICY ........................................................................................................................ 34 COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING.......................................................................................................... 36 DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE AND CIVIL ENGINEERING ............................................................................... 36 DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY ...................................................................................................... 48 DEPARTMENT OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES............................................................................................................ 69 DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE ............................................................................................................... 70 DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING ..................................................................................................... 83 DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS ...................................................................................................................... 104 DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL AND BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING ................................................................... 105 DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS AND MATERIALS SCIENCE ....................................................................................... 115 DEPARTMENT OF SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT ............................................... 137 SCHOOL OF CREATIVE MEDIA ....................................................................................................................... 143 SCHOOL OF CREATIVE MEDIA ............................................................................................................................ 143 SCHOOL OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT ....................................................................................................... 146 SCHOOL OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT ......................................................................................................... 146 SCHOOL OF LAW ........................................................................................................................................ 150 SCHOOL OF LAW ................................................................................................................................................ 150 ii SECTION B: PUBLICATIONS OF MPHIL STUDENTS ............................................................................ 151 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ................................................................................................................................ 151 DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT ..................................................................................................................... 151 COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES ............................................................................................ 151 DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED SOCIAL SCIENCES .................................................................................................... 151 DEPARTMENT OF CHINESE AND HISTORY / DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS AND TRANSLATION ..................... 153 (formerly the Department of Chinese, Translation and Lingusitics) .................................................................. 153 COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING........................................................................................................ 153 DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE AND CIVIL ENGINEERING ............................................................................. 153 DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY .................................................................................................... 154 DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE ............................................................................................................. 154 DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING ................................................................................................... 155 DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS AND MATERIALS SCIENCE ....................................................................................... 156 DEPARTMENT OF SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT ............................................... 156 SCHOOL OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT ....................................................................................................... 156 SCHOOL OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT ......................................................................................................... 156 SECTION C: PUBLICATIONS OF PROFESSIONAL DOCTORATE STUDENTS ........................................... 157 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ................................................................................................................................ 157 DOCTOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.......................................................................................................... 157 COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING........................................................................................................ 158 ENGINEERING DOCTORATE (CIVIL AND ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING) ......................................................... 158 ENGINEERING DOCTORATE (ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT) ............................................................................ 158 SCHOOL OF LAW ........................................................................................................................................ 159 DOCTOR OF JURIDICAL SCIENCE ........................................................................................................................ 159 DOCTOR OF JURIDICAL SCIENCE (CHINESE JUDGES) .......................................................................................... 160 iii Summary of Research Output Produced by PhD Students in 2013-2014 Departments/Schools Number of Category of Publications students who Scholarly books, Journal publications Conference papers Creative and literary Patents, agreements, All other outputs Total No. of have produced monographs and works, consulting assignments and Publications publications chapters reports and case companies studies College of Business Department of Accountancy 7 - 1 5 - - 5 11 Department of Economics and Finance 10 - 4 4 - - 6 14 Department of Information Systems 52 - 11 42 - - 21 74 Department of Management 6 2 1 4 - - 3 10 Department of Management Sciences 22 3 8 7 - - 14 32 Department of Marketing 12 - 13 7 - - 7
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