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Dear Graduates, been recognized by society at large. Compared with their counterparts at other Hong Kong Congregation gives us the opportunity to universities, HKUST faculty remain the most come together and celebrate the success that each successful at attracting funding from the Research of you has achieved through your efforts and Grants Council and the Innovation and dedication, and the contribution that you have Technology Fund. Over the last year we have also made to life at HKUST during your time here. received significant support from a variety of generous benefactors, without whose help the The simple fact that we are gathered today University could not function so successfully. to participate in this great event is a tribute to yourselves, your professors and parents, and Adequate funding will enhance our ability everyone around you who has shared and helped to provide the basic and applied research that you on the journey to becoming proud graduates Hong Kong so urgently needs. This can be of our wonderful University. illustrated by the recent inauguration of our 4 cutting-edge Institute of NanoMaterials and Dr Martin Luther King Junior once said: “The NanoTechnology, the genesis of which was due ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands both to the dedication of its HKUST research team in moments of comfort and convenience, but and a contribution of over $100 million provided where he stands at times of challenge.” Looking by the government and industry. Another back, Hong Kong had to face up to many example is the Biotechnology Research challenges in the months past, and I am glad to Corporation Ltd set up with a generous donation say we managed to overcbme them. One of those of $175 million from the Hong Kong Jockey Club challenges was the SARS (Severe Acute Charities Trust. Respiratory Syndrome) threat, and the way people in Hong Kong handled it stood to show On top of the importance of knowledge, SARS the power of courage and team work. also reminded us of the importance of solidarity. We learnt that there is no challenge too hard to SARS highlighted the value that society will overcome, if only we pull together and exercise always place on knowledge and service. The our team spirit. SARS riddle can only be resolved by scientific knowledge. The accrual of knowledge is essential In fact, HKUST has always thrived on such a for Hong Kong’s future well-being and the team spirit, and our recent fundraising campaign successful establishment of a knowledge is a good example of that. I am sure some of you economy. HKUST has a remarkable track record may know that a 10% budget reduction is on the generation and application of knowledge, proposed for 2004 - 05, followed by further and I am glad to note that our achievements have reductions in the succeeding years. These reductions could have a potentially serious You are part of this success and will remain impact on the University. The Government so as alumni of your alma mater. As you begin recently put forward a matching grant scheme your journeys into the wider world, it remains to help universities step up their fundraising for me to thank you for being such an integral efforts, and HKUST therefore created the Give to element of the HKUST family. I trust that UST program to tap the benefits of the scheme. I throughout your futures you will apply the am glad to see that Court and Council members, knowledge and values that you have learnt here, faculty, staff, students, alumni and friends of and try to follow, as I do, the advice of Einstein HKUST have all been actively participating in the who said: “Learn from yesterday, live for today, fundraising campaign, and other fundraising hope for tomorrow. The important thing is to activities such as “Adopt-A-Seat”,and “Bookmark not stop questioning”. Me@UST” which have recently been launched. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all Finally, life ahead will be full of triumphs those who have contributed to these initiatives, and challenges. Be humble in the face of praise and I hope you, as alumni, will support your and be confident in the face of challenges. Life alma mater in the months and years to come. will never fail graduates of HKUST.
Although I may appear to be preoccupied by discussing SARS and funding, be reassured that for as long as I am your President, HKUST exists 5 as a force for achievement and a byword for excellence. It was no coincidence that The Shanghai Jiao Tong University recently ranked HKUST among the top 3 universities in Greater China and the best university in Hong Kong. Our School of Business and Management has consolidated its place at the top of the Asian league tables. HKUST scientists identified the key protein for DNA replication, thereby facilitating the advancement of cancer research. Our engineers developed gene chips that enable rapid identification of genetic materials in traditional Chinese medicine. HKUST’s China Studies program was one of the five best in the world, along with Stanford and Harvard. The above examples are just a few of our many accomplishments, and faculty have continued to reap awards and recognition in their fields of expertise.
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Doctor of Social Sciences honoris -cuusu The Honorable Dr CHA Chi-ming, GBM, JP Citation
Being practical and realistic (QiuShi) are the in West Africa. He also has textile industry key qualities of a successful entrepreneur. Many investments in the United Kingdom and the successful businessmen who emerged during the United States. Together his businesses employ post-War period adhered to these principles as more than 25,000 people across the world. In they built their organizations in Hong Kong and view of his long and substantial contribution to the region. The renowned entrepreneur we honor the textile industry, Dr Cha was awarded the today, Dr CHA Chi-ming, has taken this business Companionship of the Textile Institute in 1993. philosophy, the Qiu Shi spirit, a step further by helping his mother country build a solid Dr Cha’s flagship company is HKR foundation for the long-term development of International Limited, a company listed on the science and technology. main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. It is engaged in property development, transport The Cha family comes from Haining, and ferry operations, construction, hotels, Zhejiang. Dr Cha started his textile manufacturing serviced apartments, regional healthcare career in Jiangsu and Sichuan, progressing to operations, and other strategic investments. The become a prominent Hong Kong industrialist, company is also the developer of the acclaimed entrepreneur and philanthropist. He is the Discovery Bay residential resort in Hong Kong. Chairman of CDW International Limited, HKR International Limited and former Chairman of In addition to his business interests, Dr Cha The Mingly Corporation Limited. is a distinguished philanthropist and demonstrated his enthusiasm for scientific and In 1949, having established his textile- technological advancement in China by donating manufacturing career in China, Dr Cha set up US$20 million to establish the Qiu Shi Science China Dyeing Works Limited, a company vital and Technologies Foundation in 1994. The Qiu to the expansion of Hong Kong’s textile industry Shi Foundation is highly respected and awards in its formative years. After 1980, he returned to substantial prizes to Chinese scientists who have China and established textile manufactories again made significant advances in their fields. Over in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces. Furthermore, the past few years, Dr Cha has continued his Dr Cha has extended his business interests into philanthropic spirit by establishing many other real-estate development and hotel investments. charitable institutions in China.
Although based in Hong Kong, Dr Cha’s Dr Cha devotes much of his time and business has a truly international perspective and attention to public service, particularly advising spans three continents. Since the early 1960’s the Chinese government on the needs of the Hong he has been active in the African market, and is Kong community. He was a member of the Basic the founder of a number of textile market leaders Law Drafting Committee, the Preliminary
1 HONORARY DEGRFE CITATIOIIS Working Committee as well as the Preparatory Committee for the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, and a Hong Kong Affairs Adviser. He was amongst the first awardees to receive Hong Kong’s highest honor, the Grand Bauhinia Medal in 1997.
Dr Cha has also served as Director of the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals and is a permanent member of the Advisory Board of the Yan Chai Hospital. He is an Honorary Doctor of Business Administration and an Honorary Doctor of Social Science.
Mr Pro-Chancellor, I have the honor to present to you, on behalf of the University, The Honorable Dr Cha Chi-ming, Chairman of HKR International Limited and founder of the Qiu Shi Science and Technologies Foundation, for the degree of Doctor of Social Sciences honoris cuusu. -9 % t
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Doctor of Engineering honoris cuusu Dr Alfred Y CHO Citation
More than thirty years ago, a new crystal phones; the discovery of an entirely new state growth technology that later revolutionized the of electrons, the fractional quantized Hall semiconductor industry was being developed effect, was made possible as a result of MBE at the Bell Laboratories in New Jersey. This crystal quality. In 1994, Dr Cho and his new technology, Molecular Beam Epitaxy coworkers demonstrated a fundamentally new (MBE), allows the growth of compound type of laser called the Quantum Cascade (QC) semiconductor devices with great precision in Laser. layered dimensions of sub-nanometers. The brilliant scientist and engineer behind this The semiconductor community quickly development was Dr Alfred Y CHO, who is recognized the enormous value of MBE now widely recognized as the “Father of MBE” technology. By 1985 Dr Cho was elected to in the semiconductor world. both the US National Academy of Science and National Academy of Engineering in In an era when almost all semiconductor recognition of his achievements. In 1993, devices were made with silicon inherently Dr Cho was presented the National Medal of limited in nature to interact with photons and Science by former US President Clinton, the other properties, Dr Cho combined high- highest honor bestowed upon US scientists vacuum and ion-beam technologies to develop who have made significant contributions to MBE for the preparation of epitaxial films one knowledge in their respective fields. He is also atomic layer at a time, with exceptional control a member of the Academia Sinica (Taiwan) at atomic dimensions. He further showed that and Chinese Academy of Sciences (Beijing). these films could be the basis of devices with never before realized electrical and optical Dr Cho was born in Beijing, China, and properties, and demonstrated that MBE could received his high school education in Hong be used to manufacture microwave devices. Kong. After graduation from Pui Ching Middle In 1975, he achieved another breakthrough by School (a school known for its math and demonstrating the first continuous wave laser science training and from where Professors by MBE at room temperature. Dan Tsui and Shing Tung Yau also graduated), he attended college in the US, taking his BS, The impact of MBE on fundamental science MS, and PhD in Electrical Engineering from has been as dramatic as its impact on the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. semiconductor technology: most of the semiconductor lasers used in today’s compact While at graduate school, he built vacuum disc players and CD-ROM’s are manufactured systems and ion beams to study surface using MBE-grown material, as are high physics. After receiving his masters degree and frequency, low noise components in cell before returning to school for his PhD, Dr Cho
1 HONORARY DEGREE CITATION!) worked on space programs at TRW Corporation where he was involved in building ion-beam engines. Techniques he experimented with in these formative years were used later to build the first practical MBE sys tem.
After receiving his doctorate degree in 1968, he began his research career at Bell Laboratories as a member of the Technical Staff and was promoted to Department Head in 1984. He was named Director of the Materials Processing Research Laboratory in 1987 and in 1990 became Semiconductor Research Vice President.
Trained from an early age in painting and calligraphy, Dr Cho modestly attributes his success in crystal growth to his combined training in Chinese art (“patience, patience, patience”) and formal education in engineering.
Dr Cho has authored over 560 technical 4 rn rn papers and holds 60 patents related to MBE. rn * He has received numerous awards for his seminal contributions, and is also a Fellow of the IEEE and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Mr Pro-Chancellor, I have the honor to present to you, on behalf of the University, Dr Alfred Y Cho, inventor of Molecular Beam Epitaxy, and recipient of the US National Medal of Science, for the degree of Doctor of Engineering honon’s causa.
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Doctor of Letters honoris cuusu Professor the Honorable JAO Tsung-I, GBM Citation
One of the most erudite scholars of our era, to his taking up a chair at the Unversity of Kyoto’s Professor JAO Tsung-I commands a range of Department of Literature. The long list of knowledge that extends from language to illustrious appointments testifies to not only his literature, from history to archaeology, from profound learning but also, more importantly, oracle bone inscriptions to Dunhuang the global influence that he has had in the field manuscripts. His research interests also include of education. And, Hong Kong is where he has musicology, the history of Sino-Indian relations, made his greatest contribution. and religious studies. For a lesser scholar, it would require the effort of a lifetime to pursue Professor Jao’s scholarship can be any one of these disciplines. For Professor Jao, characterized as both expansive in scope and they are among the many fields where he has intensive in investigation. He has been awarded made not only in-depth investigations but also numerous awards and honors, including the ground-breaking contributions. If sinology is the French “Stanisles Julien” award for Sinology, name that the West uses to characterize Chinese membership of the French Institute of Far Eastern studies in its broadest application, then Jao Studies; honorary doctorates from the University Tsung-I is a towering sinologist who enjoys of Hong Kong and Ecole Pratique des Hautes world-wide admiration. Etudes in France; and an honorary research professorship from the Research Institute of Born in Chaozhou, Guangdong Province, in Dunhuang Studies in Dunhuang. In 1995, in 1917, Professor Jao was raised in a family of honor of his accomplishments, a special Jao refined taste. Even at a young age, he was already Tsung-I Academic Center was established in his known for his literary gifts. In 1935, aged only hometown, Chaozhou. 18, he was invited by Zhongshan University to work as an editor at the Bureau of Canton In addition to his academic achievements, Gazetteers. In 1943, at the age of 27, he was Professor Jao also enjoys great fame for his artistic engaged to teach as a full professor at the Wuxi and literary talents, particularly in poetry, Institute of Chinese Studies. From 1946 through painting and calligraphy. His art work has been 1973, he taught at Shantou Nanhua University, on display in museums and galleries in many the University of Hong Kong, the National major cities in China and around the world. Hong University of Singapore, and Yale. Between 1973 Kong is of course where he has given the most and 1978, he was Chair Professor of the Chinese exhibitions. Department at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. After his retirement in 1978, he served for For a long time, Hong Kong has been labeled one year as Visiting Research Professor at the a cultural desert. Those who come to its defense Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes in France prior readily argue that, with Professor Jao Tsung-I among us, Hong Kong is not. To many of us, Jao Tsung-I is indeed the crown jewel of Hong Kong culture, a proclamation we celebrate with honor and pride. For this reason and as an expression of our profound respect for him, the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology has the great pleasure of paying this tribute of appreciation to Professor Jao Tsung-I here today.
Mr Pro-Chancellor, I have the honor to present to you, on behalf of the University, Professor Jao Tsung-I, an erudite scholar and world renowned sinologist, for the degree of Doctor of Letters honoris causa.
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___ --____~__ Doctor of.~ Science honoris~- causa Professor Karl Alexander MULLER Citation
To dream the impossible dream.. . to run where significant because that class of materials, usually the brave dare not go. These words from the insulators or bad conductors, had never been popular ballad “The Impossible Dream” perhaps even remotely associated with superconductivity, provide the best introduction to the scientist we not to mention superconductivity with high honor today, Professor Karl Alexander MULLER, transition temperatures. Indeed, Professor Miiller one of the pioneers in the search for high- and Dr Bednorz have achieved the impossible temperature superconductors and 1987 Nobel dream, and their finding stimulated a surge of Laureate in Physics. interest in superconductivity world-wide. Within a short period of time, transition temperatures Professor Miiller is an eminent Swiss scientist approaching 100 K (-173°C or -280°F) had been who, with his partner at the IBM Zurich Research achieved. Laboratory, Dr Johannes Georg Bednorz, was awarded the 1987 Nobel Prize for Physics for their The intense interest generated by Professor joint discovery of the superconductive properties Miiller’s and Dr Bednorz’s discovery raised the of certain oxides at temperatures higher than had hope that superconductivity could be achieved previously been thought possible. at temperatures high enough for the generation and transmission of electric power, a feat that A specialist in the ceramic compounds known would have a major economic impact. Other as oxides, Professor Miiller began his quest in suggested uses for superconducting materials the early 1980s for substances that would act as include medical magnetic-imaging devices, superconductors (i.e., conduct electricity with no magnetic energy-storage systems, motors, resistance) at higher temperatures than had generators, transformers, computer parts and hitherto been observed. The highest transition very sensitive devices for measuring magnetic temperature (the temperature below which a fields, voltages or currents. Developments in material loses all electrical resistance) attainable superconductivity are now being tracked closely at the time was about 23 degrees Kelvin, by industry and the research community. equivalent to -250°C or -418°F. In 1983, Professor Miiller recruited Dr Bednorz to help him Professor Miiller was born in Basle, systematically test various oxides, materials that Switzerland, on 20 April 1927. After his basic they believed might be suitable as military training in the Swiss army, he enrolled superconductors. Initially thought to be in the Physics and Mathematics Department of impossible by many, they succeeded in 1986 by the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) finding superconductivity in barium-lanthanum- in Zurich, where he received his doctorate on copper oxide at a temperature of 35 K (-238” C or the subject of paramagnetic resonance (EPR) in -396”F), 12 K higher than had previously been 1958. On graduation, he joined the staff of the achieved. This discovery was extremely Battelle Memorial Institute in Geneva. There he
1 %JK)NOBARY DEGREE ClTATIOhS soon became the manager of a magnetic resonance group, and his mentor impressed upon him the motto: “One should look for the
extraordinary. ”
While in Geneva, Professor Miiller became a lecturer, then professor, at the University of Zurich, through which connection he was subsequently offered the position of research staff member at the IBM Zurich Research Laboratory. Beginning in 1963, he performed research in solid-state physics, heading the physics department there for several years and becoming an IBM Fellow in 1982, a status that allowed him in 1985 to step aside as a manager to concentrate exclusively on his own outstandingly successful work on superconductivity.
Mr Pro-Chancellor, I have the honor to present to you, on behalf of the University, 21 Professor Karl Alexander Miiller, one of the ~~ +I pioneers in the search for high-temperature superconductors and 1987 Nobel Laureate in tg Physics, for the degree of Doctor of Science B a honoris causa.
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~~____~__~~Doctor_~______of Science honoris cau5a _-______Professor Shiing Shen CHERN Citation
“Not willing to yield to the saints of ancient mathematics. In his own words, his objective is and modem times / He alone ascends the towering to bring about a situation in which “Chinese height.” This verse, written by Professor Wu-zhi mathematics is placed on a par with Western Yang, the father of Nobel Laureate in Physics mathematics and is independent of the latter. That Professor Chen-Ning Yang, to Professor Shiing Shen is, Chinese mathematics must be on the same level CHERN, fully reflects the high achievements as its Western counterpart, though not necessarily attained by Professor Chern during a career that bending its efforts in the same direction.” has spanned over 70 years. Professor Chern was born in Jiaxing, Zhejiang Professor Chern has dedicated his life to the Province in 1911, and displayed considerable study of mathematics. In his early thirties, he mathematical talent even as a child. In 1930, after realized the importance of fiber bundle structure. graduating from the Department of Mathematics From an entirely new perspective, he provided a at Nankai University, he was admitted to the simple intrinsic proof of the Gauss-Bonnet Formula graduate school of Tsinghua University. In 1934,
24 and constructed the “Chern Characteristic Classes”, he received funding to study in Hamburg under thus laying a solid foundation for the study of global the great master of geometry Professor W Blaschke, differential geometry as a whole. and completed his doctoral dissertation in less than a year. In middle age, Professor Chern took the value distribution theory for holomorphic mappings and With a renewed subsidy from the Chinese the study of minimal submanifold to a new level. Culture Foundation, Professor Chern went to Paris At the age of 60, working with Professor J Simons, in 1936 to work with Professor E Cartan. In his Professor Chern scaled even greater heights in the poem “Ode to Chern”, Mr Chen-Ning Yang wrote: study of characteristic classes by constructing the “A piece of literature is meant for the millennium... Chern-Simons Invariant, which plays a pivotal role Euclid, Gauss, Riemann, Cartan and Chern are in the study of conformal field theory. all that count ”-Yang evidently ranked Professor Chern amongst these great geometers of the ages. Just over a decade later, he won the Wolf Prize, the foremost international mathematics award, for At the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against his significant contribution to the field of differential Japan in 1937, Professor Chern returned to China. geometry, which has affected the entire study of At Southwest Associated University in Kunming, mathematics. life was extremely hard. But Professor Chern never slackened his efforts and the fruits of his research At the esteemed age of 92, Professor Chern is attracted worldwide attention. In 1943, upon the still working diligently to develop Finsler geometry invitation of Prof 0 Veblen, Director of the Institute and doing all he can for the cause of Chinese for Advanced Study at Princeton University, he
1 HONORARV DEGREE ClTATlOhS undertook research work and within two years precept but also by example. He has made great accomplished two gigantic tasks-a simple contributions to mathematics in China and the intrinsic proof of the Gauss-Bonnet Formula and world. In a poem dedicated to his teacher, Professor the construction of “Chern Characteristic Shing-Tung Yau wrote of Professor Chern: “The Classes”. These achievements opened up a new mighty river flows on / Washing the tassels of my era for the study of differential geometry. headgear / Green mountains tower to the skies / Broadening my vision and mind / You teach us to In the spring of 1946, Professor Chern founded cherish the old / While exploring what is new and the Mathematics Institute of Academia Sinica in unknown / Admirable are your graces and virtues Shanghai, training a contingent of talented scholars / Which will live through the ages for ever.” who became core members of China’s mathematical elite. Subsequently, he was elected Mr Pro-Chancellor, I have the honor to present to Academia Sinica as its first and youngest fellow. to you, on behalf of the University, Professor Chern, Towards the end of 1948, at the invitation of the renowned mathematician and winner of the 1984 Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton, Professor Wolf Prize, for the degree of Doctor of Science Chern and his whole family emigrated to the United honoris causa. States where he was appointed a professor at the University of Chicago.
Accepting a teaching post at the University of 25 ~ California at Berkeley in 1960, Professor Chern soon +s developed Berkeley into a geometry and topology center to which all geometers without exception would pay pilgrimage. His success was such that in 1975, he was awarded the US National Medal of P 7 Science and became the founder and first director -4 of the Research Institute of Mathematics, established at Berkeley in 1981 by the US National Natural Science Foundation. In 1984, Professor Chern was invited by China’s Ministry of Education to return to his alma mater, Nankai University, and created the Nankai Research Institute of Mathematics-which he built into a world mathematics center within 20 years.
Professor Chern takes great pleasure in supporting the younger generations. He has acted as a supervisor for over 40 doctoral dissertations, and mathematics legends have benefited from his guidance and help. He is a genial, amiable and affectionate man who teaches not only by Chinese Citation written by Professor Shiu-Yuen Cheng.
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.______Address by Honorary Graduate- Professor Shiing Shen CHERN
I am greatly honored to take part in this are of Chinese origin. The US National Academy ceremony. The first time I visited the HKUST of Sciences includes in its membership Shing- campus was before the area was chosen as the Tung Yau and Yum-Tong Siu, both from Hong University site. It was a barren land. It is a great Kong. Siu is a graduate of the University of Hong pleasure to see that the place has been developed Kong, while Yau is a non-graduate of the Chinese into an important academic institution in Hong University. Yau missed a few credits in social Kong. sciences and was not qualified for the BS degree. I appealed for reconsideration to no avail. I wish to take this opportunity to report to Nevertheless he was accepted as a graduate you the status of Chinese mathematics. Its future student by the University of California at is extremely bright. Berkeley, with a highest stipend, and received his PhD in two years. Later I wrote to then Vice- There is an international mathematical Chancellor of Chinese University, Dr Li Choh- Olympiad attended by about 100 regions. It has ming, and predicted that Yau would receive an an annual competition at below-university level honorary doctor degree. It is interesting that without calculus. China joined in 1986 and has happened in 1980. been ranked number one except in 1991 and 1994. This year unfortunately she was ranked Hong Kong is going through a critical number two. The exam is a test of the period to her future. A strong higher education participants’ elementary knowledge and system could be an asset. I hope it will continue deductive ability. They generally do not join the to receive strong support. mathematical profession, but clearly have the qualifications for a successful career. Two years Chinese mathematics is international. Its ago the US was placed number three, while two future is unlimited. of her team members were Chinese by origin. I am inclined to think that the prize is less significant than its indication of the state of the youth.
In higher mathematics the achievement of Chinese mathematicians is just as remarkable. At many American universities it is hard to miss the presence of Chinese mathematicians. At leading universities, such as Harvard and Princeton, several of the leading faculty members
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Michael G Gale Medal for Distinguished Teaching Professor Vidhan Krishan GOYAL Citation
The Michael G Gale Medal for Distinguished His approach is to start with an applied problem, Teachmg at the Hong Kong University of Science and a case study, a real world situation, and relate it to the Technology was established by the University Council theory. These examples are frequently drawn from in 1994 to commemorate the distmgushed service of recent news, making it necessary to come up with founding Council member Mi- Michael G Gale. new examples every time the course is taught. He wants students to discover the motivation behind the It is awarded to the faculty member who best transactions, how the relationships among stakeholders exemplifies the continued pursuit of excellence, change as a result, and how the markets respond and devotion to teaching, and the ability to inspire and why. motivate others. The teaching goals of Professor Goyal are to We are pleased to present this year’s Michael G develop his students’ thinking ability, and to make Gale Medal for Distinguished Teaching to Professor them lifelong learners. He feels his greatest asset as a Vidhan Krishan Goyal, Associate Professor in the classroom teacher is his love of the subject, and wants 30 Department of Finance. his students to become as passionate about it as he is L t himself. He summarizes his teaching style in the - Professor Goyal earned his PhD in Finance from following words: e0 the University of Pittsburgh in 1994 and joined the h aR HKUST faculty in 1995. For successiveyears since 1996, “Although I still plan my class sessions in great rn 2 he has been chosen to receive his School’s annual detail ...I am more willing to take risks. I try 5 teaching award. unconventional learning approaches if I feel they enhance learning in class. I organize lots of group 3 9 Professor Goyal‘s contributions are, in some ways, activities and use a variety of media such as the slides atypical of those of many of the past winners of the that CFOs have used in their presentations to the Medal, who have been honored particularly for their analyst and investor community.” abitity to motivate students in large classroom semngs. In contrast, Professor Goyd has taught mostly advanced Professor Goyal’s methods and dedication pay off undergraduate and postgraduate courses in finance, in practical terms for his students. His class has become which have smaller enrolment sizes. The natural a safe place in which they can react to perspectives. motivation of students on these advanced courses can He has been nominated for the Michael G Gale Medal reduce the pressure on their teachers to make the extra every year since 1998 and accorded special mention effort needed to inspire them to deeper learning and by the Senate on two occasions. It is no surprise that full intellectual development. It is in malung this extra the Medal goes to Professor Goyal this year! effort, and achieving outstanding results as a consequence, that Professor Goyal excels.
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Stephen Cheong Kam-chuen Medal for Distinguished Service to the Student Body E$.%%.$j&%%flE&g@ Mr Tony CHAN Shun-Bun mm#%* Citation
The Stephen Cheong Kam-chuen Medal for Distinguished Service to the Student Body of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology was established by the University Council in 1993 in memory of the Honorable Stephen Cheong Kam- chuen, founding Council member and dstinguished public servant.
It is awarded to the student who best exemplifies the qualities of caring, constructive and dedicated leadership for which our late colleague is remembered.
We are pleased to present the Stephen Cheong Kam-chuen Medal to Mr Tony Chan Shun-Bun, the President of the Tenth Session of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Students' Union.
Under his leadership, the Union has both strengthened its internal coordination to promote a vibrant campus life, and focused on motivating students to participate in university affairs. He has also encouraged students to express their opinions on political and social issues. This has been achieved by organizing forums on the potential university merger and higher education review, liaison with the Government on transport issues, making public statements and mounting board shows on matters such as Peace in the Middle East and the Public Order Ordinance. These and many other manifestations of his ability exemplify Mr Chan's leading role and achievements. Address by the Graduate Representative of the School of Engineering Mr CHIU Chun Cheung BEng in Logistics Management
Council Vice-chairman, President Chu, parents for over twenty years. Their love and care professors, parents and fellow graduates: are too great for words to describe. No matter what, I would like to thank you for your guidance, Good afternoon! Today, it’s my great honor the financial and the mental support you have to deliver a speech here on behalf of my fellow given us. graduates. What I cannot forget was the SARS incident Time really flies. In the past few years, from in March. During that period, despite the water battles at the summer 0-camp, overnight cancellation of all the lectures and tutorials, our chats to fierce discussions inside our student professors sacrificed their leisure time to prepare societies, we together experienced ups and a series of online learning materials overnight, downs, and every memory of them is deeply for the purpose of enabling us to continue with imprinted on our minds. our studies online. Here and now, I would like to, on behalf of my fellow graduates, send our At this moment, we finally overcome all greatest respect to all of the professors again. At 33 hurdles and gather here to receive our degrees. the same time, we encountered various ordeals We are ever grateful to our alma mater, the Hong too, such as wearing masks in lessons, greeting Kong University of Science and Technology, for each other without shaking hands, etc, but all its cultivation of us over the past few years that this did not distance us from each other. On the has equipped us with the knowledge to serve contrary, we were much more united than we our society. had been! We cared about each other and cheered each other up. Also, SARS has taught us a lesson We should never forget our devoted to face adversity, injecting courage and giving professors. They have passed their knowledge experience to us for future challenges. to us. Besides giving us professional teachings on skills and techniques, they also taught us to Therefore, no matter what difficulties we will view the world from different perspectives, and face tomorrow, we should remember what we guided us to interact with others in the right have learnt in the battle against SARS, and face direction. Equally, we should not forget to express them with confidence, courage and our gratitude to the cleaning ladies and the determination. security guards who provide us with a pleasant and secure environment to study. Finally, let me again express my deepest gratitude to our School, our professors, and our Indeed, what we are today should be parents for their consistent care and support. attributed to the unconditional giving of our Thank you.
ADDRESSES BY GRADUATE REPRESENTATIVES 1
Address by the Graduate Representative of the School of Business and Management Mr TSUI On Kwok, Timothy Brian BSc in Economics and Finance
Council Chairman, President Chu, Dean Chan, legacy. We must also strive for excellence in Honorable guests, parents and fellow students, whatever we choose to do to make our parents, families and our friends proud. If our school was Thank you for being with us here on this able to do it over such a short time, so can we. most wonderful occasion. For some of us here Armed with the skills and knowledge we have today, graduation from university is a long gained through HKUST and our personal awaited event. For some it marks liberation from experience, we are ready to take on the homework and exams. But I am sure, for the challenges ahead of us, make a difference to majority of us here, today marks the beginning people's lives and be responsible citizens of this of a new stage of our lives, it is finally our time global village. to shine on the center stage of life. Today, we are in the spotlight and we must seize the Thank you. moment. It is our time to make a difference to society and to the world we live in. On behalf of many of us here today, I would like to thank our 35 x school for showing us how to make a positive t impact on society. Not only has the School given us a solid academic foundation, but it also has given us international exposure via our exchange programs, work exposure through internship programs with large multinational corporations, and tremendous cultural exposure through a wide range of extra-curricular activities.
In a matter of only 12 years, the HKUST Business School has transformed from a local institution to a world-renowned business school now ranked No.1 in Asia. Who would have imagined that 12 years ago? The people of Hong Kong are quick to realize that HKUST is a nurturing ground for top talents and a center of cutting edge research.
We, as ambassadors of the school, must seize the opportunity to work hard and continue this
ADDRESSES BY GRADL'ATE HEPRESENTAWES 1
Address by the Graduate Representative of the School of Science & School of Humanities and Social Science Mr NG King Pan BSc in Biochemistry
Pro-Chancellor, President Chu, professors, and our dear parents and family members who guests, parents and fellow students, always devote their love and stand by us. Today, we have graduated, but this honorable moment Greetings. Welcome to our graduation should be their reward too, and be shared by all ceremony. It is my great pleasure to speak on of us! behalf of this year’s graduates in the School of Science. I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to Professor Chun LIANG of the Three years have passed, but I still remember department of Biochemistry, who has shown me the first day I came to UST. Indeed, UST surprised the way to appreciate the beauty of biological me a lot. I was impressed by the fervency of all science. At one of the departmental annual the professors, for their eagerness in teaching dinners, he gave a speech and said, “ . . .the most both inside and outside the classroom. I was also important thing is not just to learn, but to learn impressed by the endeavors of my schoolmates, how to learn.. .”. This statement has always been shown by their keen participation in both on my mind. Now, to my fellow graduates, please academic and extra-curricular activities. I was let me share these few words with you, and wish further impressed by the efficiency of the you all the best for a successful future. administrative offices and the picturesque environment of the campus. How fortunate I am! Thank you! I am pretty sure that all my fellow schoolmates sitting here have shared the same feelings-we are so proud to be graduates of UST!
University is a place for conveying subject knowledge; but what we have learnt goes much further than that. If you were a member of a student society, you will have gained valuable experience of organizing activities. Hall residential training makes students more considerate and adaptable. And certainly, we found ourselves more able to cope with stress! It is impossible to mention everything, but for sure we have experienced a great deal here. Thanks to UST, we have had the opportunity to receive a total education. On top of that, we cannot forget the dedication of all the professors and staff here,
ACCRESSES BY GRACUATE REPRESENTATIVES 1
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
5 November 2003
1. The Council Vice-chairman declares the Congregation open.
2. The President addresses the Congregation.
3. The Dean of Engineering presents candidates for the Degree of BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING.
4. The Dean of Engineering presents candidates for the Degrees of MASTER OF TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT, MASTER OF SCIENCE, and MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY.
The Dean of Engineering presents candidates for the Degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY.
The Graduate Representative addresses the Congregation.
The Council Vice-chairman declares the Congregation closed.
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Gdr Hing Mr WONG, LVdi Chung CHENG, Ka Mdn h4 r WONG, N'illiarn CHFNG ManFai Mr MiLT, Hon hhng CHENG Wing Kai M r YEUh'G, Chi Yiu CHEUNG, Chi Chung A4 r YEUNG, Wing Hong CHEUNG, Chi Fung A4 r YU, Tin \Val CIHEUNG, Ho Kit M S YUEN, Kit Funs CHFUNG, Ka Yan Mr KEN, Kming Fai CHEUNG, Kam M'd CHEUNG, Yan Kwong CHIU, T,ik Lok Bachelor of Engineering in Civil CHO, Ming Chak and Environmental Engineering CHOI, Wing lp Ibk (**fiHMI%S) CHONG, Tdk Song CHOW, Kwan Cheuk Mr CHAR, ('hi Ho Philip CHU, Kcin Chuen * Ms CHAh', €ung Chi CHU, Sdn Bun Mr CHAN, Ka Yin CHU, \Ziing Hong Mr CHAN, Kwok Loon CHU, Yat Lung Mr CHU, NSam Miiig D"G, Hua Ms LAM, Ka Man FIXG, Jim 5 LALU,Lok Hei FONG, Kin Sun Ms mu, Pui Ying FONG, Koon Yip M 5 LAM,Sze Ming Elizdbeth FUNG, Ka Ki M r LAU, G Ngdi FUNG, Wai Kwan M r LAC, Yip Hdng HO, Tsun Chuen M 5 LEUNG, Ching Yin HO, Yuen Yiu Mr LEUNG, Chuiig Yin HSU, Pang Yin M S POON, N7ing Chi HUANG Wang Yip Mr YEUNG, Chun Yiii HUI, Chun Kit Jacky HUI, Chun Yin Abel HUI, King Sm Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering HL'NG, Kwan Ngai Xbk ~3BrnI%3) HUNG, Wai Ming KO, Lep Kei Mr AC', Kin Wing KO, WmSLe Mr AU, Man Sik KUNG, Pun Fai A4r CHAh', ('hung hldn KWAN, Kam Fa1 htr CHAN, hai Hong KWOK, Chi Wdi htr CHAN, king Hei KWONG, Wing Ki Mr MI, King €lei lvr \YONG, InsWai Mr LAM Chi Chung Mr LYONG, Sau Chung A4r LAM, Hoi Kit hcky Mr LYONG, Ting Ho Mr LAM, Hcm Ting M r IYONG, \Val Hung h,lr LAM, Ka Lung M r \'AN, Ka Lun Mr LAM Shiu Kei M r JTUNG, Fuk Wah * Mr LAiCI, Siinon * Mr YEUNG, Sai Kit A,lr LAO, Shins Kit hlr YEUNG, Sin Ydn Mr Mu, Chdu hling M r YEUNG, Sing lzid Mr LAU, Fai M r J'JAt, Kd Chun Mr LAW, Hiiig Wo A4 r I'U, Kc] LVdh Neil Bryant Mr LAW K,I Mdn M r W, Sai Kong A4 r LAW, Sai Yeung hlr WEN, Hiu Fung Mr LEE, Kin Mdn his YUNG, 01Ydn Mr LEE, Shiiig Sre Mr LEE, lVirig Hmg kts LEUhG, Hoi Yi Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science * hlr LEUNG, Kam Chiu IQk Gi-BMHS) Mr LEUNG, Yee Hin A4 r LI Cheong Chi Joey hlr AU YEUNG, Siu Hong ict s LO, Kit k1an hlr CHAN, Chuen Wing Mr LO, Mbi Pun hlr (:HAN, Hung Fat Mr LU, Shu Ching A4r CHAN, Kong Mdn Mr LUK, Ka Hdng hlr CHAN, Sing Hei Mr NG, Chi Chun hlr CW,Wai M.'a M r NG, ChLin Yin Trevor h4 I- CHAN, Wan Fung Ferdinand M r NG,tiiu Chung hlr CHAN, Yam Hon Mr NL,Ho Mcin M r CHENG, Chi Kin M r N(1, KJ \Val * Mr CHENG, Sheung Chak James M r NG, Tung Chins M r CHENG, Sze Hong M 5 NG, Wdii Chi Mr CHEUNG, Hoi Miei Henry A4 r NGAI Chiu Wing Edmdrd # Mr CHEUNG, Pak Ming * Mr NLAN, 1301 Lun * i\4r CHIANG, Kwok Tuns Mr PANG, [hi Kwoh M r CHOW, Kin Pan M r PO, KI (Zbn M r CHU, Kin M'u M S PONG \$'ins Shan XIr FONG, Ka Yeung Mr SHA, KHJ~130 Mr FU, Kit Wong h4 r SHIH, Chung Kong M r FU, Siu Ming M r SIU, Kwok Kin M r FUNG, Ho Kai Gilbert A.1r SO, Ldp Tdk Ccilcb M S 130, Wdn Man Mr SZE, Karn Tdns * hlr HUI, Chun Kit Lbiichdel h.l r TANG ha Leung Jack hlr IiUNG, Chi Wai Mr TSE, K'I Cheong h4 r IP. 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FA Iiung M r YEUNG, \ui Lun 225 WONG, Ka Ying M5 YIh4, wai Yee "Ir WOKG, Kuen Chung 4ir l,VONG, Tak Fai "Ir WOO, Shui Cheung Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering 2lr )'AN, Koon Nang I@* CrntYI@%, Zlr YIP, Kuen 41r ITP, Wai Yu Mr AU, Hoi LVai 4ir )'LING, Chung Sheung M r CtWN, Chi Wai hi r CHAN, Kin Yuen Mr CHAN, L'ii Pun Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering iLi r CHAN, Tu Fung (Building Services) * iClr CHAN, Ying Kei Ibk (rnMI%%-EFBR) Iu 5 CHENG.Yin Ping Mr CHENG, Y'uk Bong ,Cl1- CIIAN, Ting Him A4 r CHEUNG, Cho TmOtto iClr C'HOI, Chun Sing * Mr CHEUNC,, Siu Lun Xlr CHON(;, Ka Fai #\A r CHEUNC], Wins Chrong h2r CHON', Ho Kit M r CHIU, Chi Chun:: hlr HO, Sui Cheung M r GOBOK, David \,Vcirren N Rlr L.iU, Chung Yan M r HO, K m m ;i; i Master of Technology Management L,Lbi, Yiu Kei in Global Logistics Management LIU,Chi Chiu HEBR@k (@MWJLlBM@!) I.LT1, Tommy Sui KeunS PANG, Hoy Yan Yvonne WAN, Yik Pan TSANG, h4ei Ling Polly CHAN, Ycik Mei Ccmmtlra TSE, W'ing Shci CHEN, W,ii Chun Amy M'ONG, Bernard Chung Sze CHEUNC, Po Chung \2.'Oh'G, Sze Chin Brian CHOW. S,iu King Y.&\i, Shun Shing Steven DULONC,Cedric Michcl Jacquvs KAhl, Estlwr KOt i, Yew Hong ' Master of Science in Bioengineering K\VOK, \'I' Master of Philosophy in Bioengineering Master of Science in Environmental Engineering a%@*(*%IB@) @@@* (@%I%@) Mr FUNG, Ho Ki Mr AU YEAKC, Wai Chiu William M5 LIN, LVumei Mr C€tAN, K,I Hing hi 5 CIiAN, hlun Ki htcndv M r CHAU, Hoi Ming Charles Master of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering M r CHOM'. ('hi Kwong a%@*(fLSXB9) h4 S FONG, M'ing Kw'in Ckmpioii 1M s KO, Hoi 1'an his LA], Sau Man i\4 r LAIU, Wai Kit hls LT, Si \Van Mr LAL', Ka Kit 1\45 \\/AN, PUI YU Kri~ M r LEE, Kd Kin M r LEE, Yiu Cho M r NGAI, T,ih Yin Master of Philosophy in Civil Engineering h4t- WONG, Chi Ilang a%@*(**IB%) M s WONG, Kit hlan h4 r MiONL, Kit Yiu ,h4r CHEUNG. Kwai Wah Mr CHEUNG, Sai Hung htr CHEN, Hui Mr KWOK, Yih Fens 5abastein htr CIIENG, Kin On Mr LEE, Tsr Kit Gordon htr CIIONG, Fong Ho Mr QI, Yinm hlr CHUJ, Yrung Kei Mr SHEN, Bin hlr GONG, Jingfeng Air YANG,Yoiig hlr HUANG Jin Ms YIP, Lai Yuk hlr HUNG, Chun Kit hlr LAI, Yiu Pong Air LEUNG, Chi Tclk Master of Philosophy in Computer Science his LEUNC, Chi Yat H%@k (MWrnHB) Air LFUNG, Ldp Fa1 hlr LI Yuet \\ring hlr AU, Kin Chung Alr LlANG, Flu Mr CHAN, Ho Ming hlr LIU, Zhengtong Mr CHAN, Ka Lok hlr LO, M'ai Bun Mr CHAU, (\ling Kit Xlr LOO, Tao MS CHENG, tioiig iftr MAK, Ki Leung Mr FU, ChunS l'in Gregoq, If 1I- hlXN, Tsi Yin 1\lr FUKG, WCiiKit Tony I\ t I- MENG Kojun iCtr HO, Kd LLing htr NG, Ka N7ai iUr HO, Yin F,ii Andre& hts NG, Kit Ling htr KO, Wai Sun htr NI, Jian Mr LI, Chi Pan hts SHEN, Chao M S LIU, Jing Atr TAM,Yiu Ming iLZr NG, Ho Lun hlr T5ANG, Kons Chau A4 r SUEK, Sai hngDmiel htr TSUI, Kin Pun Kenneth htr SUN, Jimvng hts WONG, Luns Ngons MS TO, Sin Yam hlr LVONG, Pui Fung Jimmy Mr TSANG, Llrai Hung hlt- 1VU Tins Mr TSOI, Yau Chat hlr XIE, Qiling Mr M.'ANG, Hui h Ir YEUNG, Yick hting Mr WONG, Chin Man his YINC, Timrui Air WONG, Chun Kit Wilbur Air 'ITTEN, Kam Hung Mr MiONG, \/lbn Ching h is ZtIAN, Nian Ms WU, Ping hlr ZHANG, Xibo Air YANG, Ruiduo h4r YUEN, KmmHung his ZHENG, Xing Master of Philosophy in Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management BBbfi-f: (Il%XBRXBB@@) Master of Philosophy in Electrical and Electronic Engineering hlr FENG, Jiejian H9@k (Irn#aBS3L@@) Air FLI, JinS hir HCE,Siu Kei hir CHAN, Chit Sdng his NG, Toi Ying Mr CHAN, Chiu Lun his TAhl, iCling Sin Mr CHAN, Kain F'ii Alton hls LViNG, llaiyan Mr CHAN, Kin Miah Air WWG, Lei hlr CHAN, Main Hons Balwin Mr CHANG, Andy Master of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical Bie@k(#HI@%) and Electronic Engineering B%B* (S#E%?I@%) iL2r CHAN, Yii Hin iC2r CHFNG, I'A Lun \Is CHEN, Haying Mr LPU'L?, Chi Yan Garrel \I5 CHOI, I.ai U Mr LALV, Tak 1Vc~ \ Ir CHOI, Yu Wing M r LIU, Chun Kit ,\4r Ll, Bin Mr LUI Hoi \Val I\r LIU, Guanteng Mr NG Kwok LeunS Ilr LIU, liaitao M5 SU, Yan Ilr hlA, Dongsheng M5 TANG, 11. di Chon3 Eunice ,Iir SO, Ka Chun Daniel M r 1YONG, 'I I \$'<]I >C45 TAO, i\klxia h,lS W'L',Xlaoxla ,2lr WANG, 'fan Mr YEUNG Xling Lok Benjamin \lr WONG, Hon Wah Mr W Tak For \is ZHU, Xu .bl r ZHAO \'ong Doctor of Philosophy in Industrial Engineering Doctor of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering and Engineering Management B@Rk(iL%IB!m #bR* (I%I@EIBQH%) Mr LEE, h2ing Hung Thomds $$%@ \4s CHEN, Harong 42r CHEK, Yongjiang 56 ,\4r JIANG, Yun +$: Doctor of Philosophy in Civil Engineering - P0 H%R* (**I;tfEW ~ Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering tKi s Mr SHARMA, Kesha b Ral B*Rk (m%I@b) d P Ms SUK, Jingmei 2 Mr SUK, Zh1 XZr (HANG, Ka Kit + 0 Mr SZTTO, lVcli Yuen hlr DUTHIL, Eric Pdtxi P hlr YAK, \Vat Man hlr LUAN, Mieibing 1 3 hlr ZHAN, Liangtong hlr HUANG, XinSjia P Mr ZIiANG, Xidonins hlr KW'AN Mm Kim h4s ZHOU, Ii Mr LIU, Xiciolun ,\k ZOU, Ximkang h2r SHACl, hlan Lung hlr IAO,Zhengsu h 11- \VANG, Tianhong Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science hlr \U, Lingfens H@I$k ('itB##$%) Mr CHU, Xicrowen iClr LIU, Jimgchuan Mr TANG, Xucym Mr ZHAO, Jim M5 ZHENG, BdlhUci SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT 6 November 2003 1. The Council Chairman declares the Congregation open. 2. The President addresses the Congregation. 3. The Dean of Business and Management presents candidates for the Degrees of BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION and BACHELOR OF SCIENCE. 4. The Dean of Business and Management presents candidates for the Dual Degree of MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION and MASTER OF SCIENCE; and the Degrees of MASTER OF SCIENCE, MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY, and MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. 60 5. The Dean of Business and Management presents candidates for the Degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY. +w e e E p?i 6. The Graduate Representative addresses the Congregation. lg. es )B rrn r5 5 7. The Council Chairman declares the Congregation closed. Mace carried by Professor Wilfried VanhOnaCkeT Music by St Bonaventure College & High School e ~CHOOLOF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT Academic Achievement Awards 9 A @ B % # Ms WONG, Hdng Yin # h1r CHAN, Kmok Yue # Ms AkZFEN, Ndreesh # Mr CHAN, YNI Chung # Ms WONG, SI Ling Bachelor of Business Administration in Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting and Finance Economics and Accounting 1#6BB%* @liil-1-bRMBfb) .E@BH%* (@@%R@a-@) Mr CHAN, Kim Stin Mr CHAN, W # 1% WONC €Ian3Yin CHEUNG, Ka Lun i\lr M'ONG, \1 dt Him HA, Tsz Kin M5 LVONC, k uen Tin3 Tiffany LAM, Wing Sum Ms YIP, Wai k ing Sally LAU, Ying Wai Mr YU, Chun Kit LAW, Chui Shan Clara LEE, Ka Man LEUNC, Fung Yi Bachelor of Business Administration in Economics LEUNG, Wai Kei and Management of Organizations LIU, Wai Kin XBBHEbk @mfsaaHBB!b) kMK, Lai Shun PUN, Chau Ping M 5 CHXN, Lcii Ping SHEK, Ka Wai M r CHXN, Li k !Clan TAM, Chi Man M S FOK, Ka Lee Carrie TANG, Hei Ho M5 FU, Pauline Po L'im TOW, Chung Shum Ms LAI. Cheuk Lam TSAh'C, King Man hi 5 LEUNC, I iiu Yu Hilda TSANC, Ying Kit MS TSANG, Yee T'tk TSEUNG, Wing Yiu his TSE Kar ,Man WANC, He M5 WU, Kit Man WONG, Hiu Sai Mr YAU. ikiaii Yee Pierre YU, Po Nam Paul Bachelor of Business Administration in Bachelor of Business Administration in Economics and Marketing Finance and Management of Organizations xBBHs* (@#EbR*#9) XBBH%* (M@%B@dBliBB%) his CHAN, Lo Ting iblr CHAN, Ka Kit mElR 1% 1% CHAN, Sit] LVcii 1\45 CHUNG, Ho Ydn lWW Mr CHEUNC, Chi Hang iLAr FU, Keung I% 3% Ms CHEUNC Man Ki i\4s HO, Ching Wai Doris ~~~~~ '3 ** ,pb his CHUNG, Hiu Ling Ms fIU1, Wing Yee Gillian Illl Ms KO, Po Ling Ms KO, Ching Ling a%@ Ms KO Shiu Yung Ms KWAN, Wing Chi Vkienne M32 M r LAI, Wai Kiu M5 YAU. Ka Ki Winnie MS MU, Suk Yin hls YUNG, F-Io Hdy M S LEE, Chi ling Ms LEUh'G, Kman Yu M s LIU, HonS Shui Bachelor of Business Administration in M s LIU, Mci Ling Finance and Operations Management ICI S NG, Mm Ching IBB@@k ~MBZbBB%BBb) M r OR, W<~IAlan Edmund Ms PUI, Tai Bctty * Ms CIIAN, Ka Yan 1\4S SHUM, Kivok Wing h1S CIIAN Midn Sum Violet 1% SIU, KI ,\IS (-1 IEUNG, Pui Yi 1ClS \VAN, Shtii ChunS h1r CliONG, Moon Wdh iUr YEUNCr. SIUFc11 hlr LO, Chun Man A45 LO, Yuen Wdh h1r 1-0,Chi \.Val Bachelor of Business Administration in 1\15 YU HoiYun Finance and Marketing I@B@bk (MBSRrii@S) Bachelor of Business Administration in Ms CHAN, WCtiYing Vickie Information Systems and Accounting Ms CHAN, Wing Nei IEBB@bk@Gil%%bRC;t@) Ms CHEUNG, Fong 1% CHEUNG, Hoi Kin hlr LAM, Cheuk Hang Hxrison +f @E M s CHUI, Hoi Man M s CHIJI, hki Mei Mr FONG, Yue Ho Bachelor of Business Administration in M s HO, Sin Ldm Celine Information Systems and Economics Mr HUANG, Xin rC1SliBfESk @m%%bRLBBb) M 5 HUNG, Ldi Yee MS KOO, Kd ,Man Carmen Ms CIW, Ngm Li M s KWAN, Mei Yin Mr 11,HoYin M s &\4, Dip Yun Mr TSE, Chi MinS M s LAU, Yeuk Ki Ms TSE, Miii Kuen Michelle MS LAW, Chi YinS M s LEUNG, Sin Ying M s LEUNG, Wing Sze Jennifer Bachelor of Business Administration in * Ms LEUNG, Wun Wun Information Systems and Mr LEW, Ka Fai Management of Organizations h.15 LI, Siu Ping -E@B@bkcaan&%RaHBB@, M s LO, On Ki M r LUI, Chi Man Alan hts CIIANG, Oi LinS M s LGK, Kit Shan Air CI {EN, Wing Bun h4 s SHCTM, Lcli Kwan M s CIIEUNG, Lok M s SO, Chiu Lei Ms CHEUNG, Npi Lam Rita M S SO, Ming May M S C1101, Karen Lai Yin MS TIN, Lau J'in 1\45 K\VOK, Ching Yin M 5 TING, Kit /Man * 1\15 LAI, PO Ki MS TSAI, Chdu Yuet hls PUN, Shu Han h4 s TSE, Lai Fong M s Lt'ONC, Ka Wai Mr WONG, Ka Chun YLUNG, Cheuk Chi Bachelor of Business Administration in FONG, Hiu Ying Enid Information Systems and Marketing FUKG, Pui Yue Diana Ii€6BB!arf:(B#%#%Brfi43:b) HUI, Yip Man HUNG, Ka Shing Ms HUNG, Yeung Ching KO, Sze Mei Natalie Ms KAN, Man Fan LAI, Lock Yan Ms KEUNG, La1 Hei LAM, Chung Kwan Jessica i'vtr WONG, Ming Kec LANG, Chid Wen l'vt5 WONG, J'ee Sum LAU, Kwan Pui Amy LAU, Wai Ldm LEE, Ka Lok Clara Bachelor of Business Administration in LEE, Ka Man Carmen Information Systems and Operations Management LEE, Pok Lam Xi#jBBbk (B%%#!aRBBBB!a) LEE, Suet Fun Christy LEE, Tan Ni Ms WONG, Lei Pan LEUNG, Kwun Yu Ms W, Ying Pui LEUNG, Wai Yiu Rebecca LEUNG, Wing Yer LEUNG, Wing Yi Bachelor of Business Administration in L1, Yiu Leung Management of Organizations and Marketing LO, Gar Wai Gary Ii#jBWlbrf:6lMM%3!!%Rrtil!a) LO, Midi Ting hA, Hoi San # Ms AMEEN Ua7eesh AtAK, Cheuk Ho Ms CHAN, Ka Mm C drmeti MOK, Vivian IU 5 CHAN, K,r Ying NG, Ka Yee M5 CHAN, Pui Chi Noel NG, See Nga Natalie hlr WAN, \2'ing Kwong Stanley NGAN, Wing Man Ms CHAN, Yick Sze SIU, Yuen Yu M 5 CHAK, Ying Me1 TSE, Wai Tao Adriel M 5 CHENG KdChi TSE, Yan Chi Grace Mr CHENG, Kei MIONG, Ching Yan Christine M r CHENG, Sheung Wai Eric WONG, Ka Yi Ms CHEUNG, Ho Yan WONC, Lik David M s CHEUNG, Man Yi WONG, Man Shan Mr CHEUNC, Tsan Hei Eric WONG, Suet Yi M5 CHEUNC,, Wing Ki WONG, Wing Lui M5 CHEUNC,, Wing Sze WOO, Siu Man MS CHEUNG, Yuen Wai WU, Oi Ki M5 CHIN, Wing Yin WU, Shan Lin Charmaine Mr CHIU, Chi Lun Jrrome YEUNG, Yin Yin M r CHIU, Khong Tai YIP, Wing Gee Mr CHIU, M,in Ho Mr CHOU, Kar Man Jason h.l r CHOW King Fun Bachelor of Business Administration in Ms CHU, Hoi Yan Management of Organizations and M 5 CHUI, Ka Wai Cathy Operations Management M 5 DASWANI, Poonam Nand Xi#jBBbk caaBB%BBBBn%, M r FAN ShiuPong M S FAN, Wai Shan Ms LAI, Wai Chu $%{*BEg@ CONGREGATION PROGRAMS I - iClr NG, Sui M'ing A,l s CIIAK Suk Him Ms YIP. h4an Yi hl s ClIAh S7e Man A.4 s CIlAh' Sie Man A,l s Cl1AN Yim Kwan Bachelor of Business Administration in # Mr CIIAN, \'iu Chung Marketing and Operations Management A4 r CIIAN, Yuen Chi 11B@8* (*%f)bfiB@BTFW*B!) A4 s ClIENG Chung Y,in Michelle A4 i- C-HFNG Koon Wai hls CHAN, Siii Ting htichellc A4 S CHFNG PakKa his LEE, hlei kee M r CIIEUNG, Chi Ho Ms L1 Yip M s CI 1EUNG Chui Ying Ms SO ShunYan * A4s CHEUNG, Ka La] A4 s CHEUNG, Ka Yung M s CIIEUNG, Luisd Bachelor of Business Administration in A4 s CIIFUNG, Pui Ling Operations Management and Economics A4 s CIIEUNG, \%'a1 Yin 1@B@bk(B@BTFWbR@%O%) A4 s CIIEUNC, Wing Yin l\;Z S ClJEUNG, Yu Lai Ms KOO, On Ki iCI s CIIIU, \Vcii Nsa Ms SHUM, Kil Yee 1% C1101, Chui Wan icz S CHOW, Nim Chi ,\Is CHOW, Suk Ling Bachelor of Business Administration in ICZ s CIIUI, hlei Yan General Business Management iC1r CIKING, Wing Chung Jxwn%-rt-(fS$?B%B@@) ICIs F,\h Nga Lee 1\45 FONC, htm Kri h2r CHAN, hling Fat IC1 s FONG, Yuk Wah Mr CHEUNG, Chun 1Iung * I\)tS FU, Kit Sum Ms KWAN, Wing Ym M S HO, Fung KNan Mr LEE, Pak Kun Ms H0,Me1 Yee Ms YIP, Yuk Ling M s 110, Ming Mia] Aliw Mr YUEN. Tal, \Val M S 110 PoShan M r HO, Tdk Ming M s 110,Wd1 Yee Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting M s tH0, Yuen Man 11BB8k m3*B!) * Ms HO, Yuk Yin h.1 r HUI, Chung Kit hl s CHAK, Sin Ki M s IIUI, Chung Wah Winnie M s CHAN, Cheuk M,in Mr HUT. King Wai Ms CHAN, Chui Man M S HUI, Shui Ying Mr CHAN, Chung hi M s K,LU Yi Nei Mr CHAN, Ho Ms KING, Sze Ngar 12/15 CHAN, Ho SLe Michelle M S KO, Kit Yee Lilian M r CHAN, Kcl Ho M S KUNG, Kit Chee Mr CHAN, Kai Ma1 M S KLVOK, Po Yan Fanny M s CHAR, Lai Yin * A4s KLVOK, Vdnida Teresd M 5 CHAN, Luk Wai * Ms L\I, Sau Man M s CHAN, MuYing M s LAI, k'in Ting M 5 CHAN,01 Yan Ms LAI, Ying Ying ,US CHAN, Sclu Chu * r'vtr IAU, Chun Wah M 5 LAM, Patly Pui Kei SO, \.$'in:; Yin Mdlggie M S LAht, S,ii Ping SUEN, Wing Ngd hl s L4h1, Wai YCP SZE, I. hl S LAM, Wai Yiu T,\l, Chun Hung Mr LA\\,Ym Wins T,\M, W'ti Sze Mili Ms Lhk.1, Yim Y'it Kcbccca T,\M, Yiu Cheung r LAU, CtlUll Yu T,\NCJ, lloi Shdn Cdrol ,v5 LAU, lioi Ki Eva T,\NG, Siu Yiu Ms LAU, floi K\t.m TIMM, Kwok Mins IM s LAU, K'i I ,im K MS LEI, I\ldll J'u M'ONG. KciMcin Mr LEUNC, ('hi bi,ins M'ONG, Kin Yrung Ken Mr LEUKC, ('hins H,ing M'ONG, Lai Mm Elizd bls LEUKC;, K IbI5 LIU, King Yan YIP, T57 Ying Lorett'i Mr LO, Kin Shins YIP, Yvonne Yim Ting Mr LO, Yat lbng YIU, K'ii MS LO, Yee Alan Jes5icCi YUM,Wing Yi Winnie MY LUI, Chciii Wai Stephen YUNG, Sin Mdn Mr LUI, Lung Sing Ms MA, Chins 1\Im Mr MAN, Kd Kit Bachelor of Business Administration in Economics 1MS MAN, Shui Lin Shirin E@B@@* (LSBb) * 1\15 MOU, Yik Ki lc1 s NG, Hoi I.dm CHAN, \Val SLe Mr NG, Ka Kong CHEUNG, Hoi Wah Sdrdh A45 NCAN. Sce Ling CHIA4, Psz Yuen Mr NCAN, Ying Kit AnSus KARt, Hay Man M s PANG, Hiu ILi Erin LAU, Ka Ming M S PANG, Wins Mm LA\\, L,ii Yuen Mr POON, Yiu Man LAUf Chi Yan MS SHUM, Chun Szc L.A\Y, Mun LI M s SO, Hoi J'i LEF. Fook Chuen rclr LEE, Kd llin Willicim lcls MA, Wing Yee M r NG, Chi MCin 1\4 S PANG, Chins Van Bachelor of Business Administration 1Cl 5 SIN, WCiiI Ian in Information Systems * l\4r TSANG, Fu Wins EBB@@* (Bas&@) Als WANG, JLii Chins A4 s WON(;. Hik Kwan '4 r AU, Che Lok Vincent A4 5 LVONG, Yuet Yung \lr CHAN, Chi Hei Andrew A4 r YAU, Scii I lun5 w S CHAN, Ting Ting h4 5 YEUNG, \V,ih YinS CI r CHAU. lziai Keung \15 CHENG. Wing Ydn \l5 CHEUNG, Cho Fong Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance ,\4 r CHEUNG, Wai Tung IBBH@k @Hwm 5 CHEUNG, Wan Chi ,\A r CHEUNG, Yat Ming hl5 C HAN \%'PI Ying \ ivim ,\Z r CHIU, Sung Li ,M s CHENC, PoYee hl5 Ct IOW, Tsz Wai M s CHEUNG Tin Yan r FOK, Chun Man hlr CHLJNG \\'cii Fdi M r FOO, Hong Yip M r FOhG Cliung Bo iC1r IWNG, Tins Chung M r HO Kai Chung l\lS IHAL', Pui Chi Xtr HO Kin hung i\tr IP, Chi Chung M5 HUNG, \it e Tiiig J,ismine l\tS KO, Shuk Yee 68 Mr KU, SIUE'II * i\lr KbVOK, Ka Lok I - iclr KMKIK, 1%ai Kwmg A4 r L;\I, Lok Kin - P icts LAI, Ting I ing Cl~ri~i icts L;\M, Chiu Pik 41 & h4s LAhl, Cheuk LVah M5 LAU, Cheuk Kwdn t% Fa Ms LEUNG Chi Kuen M 5 L\14',Kwok Yee ff rn Mr LEUNC \.Vcii Lok \'incent hl S LEE, So Yan rn s A4 s LEUNG \\'ins Shan h4 r LI'UNG, Siu Chung 4 0 M s LI Knan l.iny his LEUNG,Sze Mei Viana P g M s LING Kit Hang htr LI. Siu Lun G) 3 M r LO, Yiu hlan M 5 LiU, Shu Kdm L M5 MAK, Kd lVing hls LIU, Yi Man Yvonne IZ4 s hMK, ,k4lil Ling %lS LO, Ho Wan h4 r MUI, Cheuk Kwaii \4 S LU1, Fei h4 r NG \Val Yip * M5 N GI Wa i Fan h4 s PANG, Chung Yan "IS NG, Wing Ki h4 r POON Chi Hung MS NGAI, Suk Man h4 r TAhl, 5h~PUI v S TSE, Tins Yan hlr TING Man Chun Mr TSUI, Yat Hong hlr TSANG, Y~IL his 1/1'ONG, Pik Fm h4 s TSEUNG Sum M5 12.'ONG, Wai Yin Mr 1VANG, I.1 KLim * Mr h'U, Chun Kit MS WOKG C hor Lam Mr M'U, Pui Yin Percy * Mr WONG Ting Yuns Mr M'U, LVai Yu Mr WONG Tsr Hons ,%Ir YhU, Kdi Man M5 WU Hiu ,\lei * hls YhU, Ngai h4an h45 YEUNG Sheung Man Mr YIU. Ka Chun 1 &${zLEsS# CONGREGATON PROGRAMS $A\ YUEN, P(I Chu f IU, fling Man KWONC, L 1, Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing w rn IRBB9k ($BE$!!) rnr CHAN, Chiu Hung CHAN, Chun Chung CtiAN. tliu Tuns CHAN, .Joy CHAN, Pui Shan Bachelor of Business Administration in CHAN,Yuen Chins Management of Organizations CHENG. Ka Hang llisask (BIBld$tB@@) CHEUNC, Chi Wins C HE U N G , Mari n '1 M S CHAK PLII Yi Pccirbe CHEUNG, Oi Kan M S CHEUNC Jenn). CHEUNG, Suk Man Florence * Mr CHIN, Gaq, Shcung Yung CHEUNG, Tdi Yip Keno ,MS CHIU, Pui Kcz,iti C'HO, Hoi Yee M 5 CHU, Kin H M S HO, Chui Ying CHU, Kit Ling Kathleen M 5 HO, Ka Y,in tiO, t imry King Wai IP, Kd lxlnl Bachelor of Science in Economics and Finance KIVOK, Hiu Tung Mwis Bbrt- @i!SRM%b) KWOK, Ating Ycung Mignon KWOK, M'ing Mui Shirlry CHAN. 1 Meng LAI, Chi 1 lo kiichdel CHAN, Mei Kwan MI. Yee Flin C'HAU, Pui Shdn LA\\,K~I \'CC CIIENG, Siu Wdi LAL, Fioi Ming CFlEUNG, Sau Mcin LA[', YmWing CtlEUNG, Miai Ling LAW, Shek Yin C'FHEUNG, W,ii Sins LAW. Siu Kin3 CHIU, \Vai Man LEE, Chot FLl CHOW Chi Ho LEE, K Mr TONG, Kim L,im Master of Business Administration hlr TSE, Chi kin Northwestern University -HKUST Joint Degree Program Ei%BB@k ~R~~~B-~~~~~k~~~B4~~~ Master of Business Administration/Master of Science in Information Systems Management IEBB@k / @!b@kGeit%%B@!b) Mr CfIAh', fioi Funs AZ r CHEUNG, KwonS Kei bts CHON(;, Kit Yre hl r CHOY, Ye? [ling Kenny ibtr HO. Hin 'I runs Ernie Mr LAI, Churns Fcii Lcjt-ry Rtr IAU, Chi- I1u ti3 1\1r LEE, Chuii hl Mr LEE, S'iss Iici n btr LEE, Yui 12.; Master of Business Administration/Master of Science in Investment Management tEBBHk / @9@k @tBB@9!3 hlr P€IILTJENS, .Ioh,in G. M. hts CHENG, Siu Fdn hlr QlU. ZhonSLvei fir q' X t r CHEUK. Kim hling hlr SANCHI.2 SEPULVEDA, Kobwto L, Xts CHECIK, Tik Ym hlr SHLAEK, Alexaiider ICZ r CHEUNG. Kd Yin Kevin hlr SkIOKT. Te'iriki T,iici ICZ r CHEUNG, Lap hlan hlr SI, Xiaoim $1 $5 g I\\ 5 CFEUNG, PO YI J~lici hlr SILVESTKI, Todd Alan ht5 CHEUNG, Sau Fong Doris hZr SI J, Wei c hou R 8% JJ,l h,ts CHEUNG, Tuns Nci Jxqueline hlr VERKADE, Jm Mr CHEUNG, Yuk Lun Mr VOGT, .leffrry Weil Ms CHIM, Kin King hlS WONG, Chuen Han Herwdytcr Herb ~@&J h;t s CHIU KamYing hlr WONG, Kci Fai Mr CHIU Sung Pui hlr WONG, Kenny Sq hflr CIIONG, Chung Mins hlr WRIGH-f, Kichartl John ,blr CHOM' Bong Leong Arthur Air YANC,. Kin R;I s CIiOW Chung Sre Ms CHOW. Suk Yee Ms CHOY Boon Ting Master of Business Administration ,\,I r CkIU, Hon Keung IlBB@!rSik hl r CHU, Yiu Cheong h,ls CtlUI, Suk Yre tlAna hl5 ADICK, Heidi Elisabeth ,M r CHUNG, Wai Keung hlr AIJ YOIJNG,HinS Wang M r DE SOLJSA E FAR0 ANTUNES, Paulo Alexandre hts All, Shuk Yee Angel M5 DFSOhlBKE, Jiyoung Choi htr AU, Siu Yin M s FUNG Ching Yee Mdrgaret 72 hlr AU, '~'~111Ping Albert M r FUNG Wcii Kuen ii' + hlr BRADLEY, Adrien Creorge Benlon M 5 HA, WJI Yins Ophelici - hl5 UMI, Yc.h Li M r HO, Chi Ho v i M r HO, Shu Lung M hlr C€IAN, (Ihing C IUS LO Bol'ee 215 WAI, KIj Yin Flora Mr LO, Cham kir WAl, rung Sing Mr LO, Sici Keung 41'2 WAN, Hau Kurn Mr LOW, K~okWai Zlr WANG, Eugene Yun Hang Mr LU Jin ,\I5 LVANG, Hong Ms LEI, Pui Kuen WO, Wai Shun Mr LUI, Siu 1 un WONG, Chdu Ha Mr LUNG, Kcn Funs Ken WONG, Hoi Yuk MS MA, Sze \Ying WONG, leok Pui Mr MAK, hrn Tong Arthur WONG, Ka Yee Mr MANSINGHKA, kladhur WONG,Ling Pan PeSgie 1% MO, Me1 Na WONG, Po Lun Denis Mr MUTTO, Frederick WONG, So Ling Mr NG, Heotig Chen WONG, Tik Lun Mr NG, Kai h4ing Jdson WONG, Wing Hang Mr NG, Midi 1 ip WONG, YukYue Ms NG Wing Han Annie WOO. Tsz Koon Mr NGAI, Dick Man Dickson YAN, Chun Wmg Mr PANG, W'ti Por YANG, Chung Kit Kenny MS PONG, Yin Ni YAU, Ka Man Mr POPKOV Bogdan YE, Yongqin M S POKTILLO SUAREZ,Patricid C YEONG, Lung Yuen Christopher @jEE Mr SHEUh'G, Sze Kai 'm'SW3 YEUNG, Chi Yin EBR r\ll r YIM, Shutis Ll''ii hnicl SUEN. l'ei Mm Desmontl M S YIP, Chui Ping Iris TSUI, Chi Keung 12iilrrecl hlS YIP. M,in t Ling M'AN, Yiu Wing M r YU, Ho Clioi WONG, Chun Wah M r YU,Tit Hoi Rudi M'ONG, Oi Yee Polly M s W,Yuen Wcii Lily. M'Oh'C, Wai Sim i\:l r YUEN,Cheuk Kin Lt'Oh'G, Yuen Ling Vivien if2 r YUFN,Kcit Leung Kciy YEUNC,Kwok Ki Keith M S ZHAN CJ , ,Mingh u i Master of Science in Information Systems Management Master of Science in Economics @B@k (Bat%%BBB) €!I!@@*(@B%3 \Ir AU YEUNG, Chi Wcii Ms NC, C-hinq Src ClS CtiAN, Mei Kuen Doris hlr TJIA, Lui ClS CHAN, ,\,\in Kei Clr CHAN, Sing Chuen \IS C'HAN, Yuen Yee Master of Science in Electronic Commerce Management \IS CliENG. Man Loch Chdotte BblSirf:(@TRlB@!) ClS CHENG, So Chun CZr C-HEKG, Sze Wai Christopher MI- CHAK, Chon Chi Stcinley 11r CHEUNG, Sdn Cheong Alr CHAN, Kim Ki Jac-ky ClS Ct IOW, Yin h,lm A4 s CHAN, Mei Ling S~11)~ \lr HO, Sui Sun Sunny AIr CHIN. Shu Kai "\ls HO, Winnie Kik Man M r CHIU, K\zok Mins Harry "IS KWOK, Yin San Katherina iCI 5 CHU, ChLing Tins Helen \tr LAI, Kin Shins Robert i\4 r CHUNG, Chun hiin:; \\r LAM, PdUl 114r CHUNG, Siu Ping \Ir L/W,YCiu Yiu I\,\ s HA, Ling Chu Noopy \tr LAC, Chi Hong lh'! 5 HA, Wing Km \Ir LAU, Chi Kit M S HO, Suet Yee Doris \Ir LEE, Chi Wm M 5 WV. Ming Ming \lr LEUNG, Ka Fai MS KHOR, Po11 !loon 22r LI, Mm Chung Mr KIL120KY, Frmcis Joseph 11 r LO. Chi Ho M 5 KO, Yuet \%' Master of Philosophy in Economics Bbbbik m!Sb) Mr DENG, Xiongwei Mr HO, Chun Yu Master of Philosophy in Finance HbWFk mmb!) Master of Philosophy in Management of Organizations Bib@&(I@BH!b) Ms ZHONC, ling $2 % ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS SCHOOL OF SCIENCE SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 7 November 2003 1. The Pro-Chancellor declares the Congregation open. 2. The President addresses the Congregation. 3. The President presents Dr the Hon Cha Chi-Ming, GBM, JP for the Degree of DOCTOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCES honoris causa. 4. The President presents Dr Alfred Y Cho for the Degree of DOCTOR OF ENGINEERING honoris causa. 5. The President presents Professor the Hon Jao Tsung-1, GBM for the Degree of DOCTOR OF LETTERS honoris causa. 6. The President presents Professor K Alex Miiller for the Degree of DOCTOR OF SCIENCE honoris causa. 7. The President presents Professor S S Chern for the Degree of DOCTOR OF SCIENCE honoris causa. 8. Professor S S Chern addresses the Congregation. 80 9. The Dean of Science presents candidates for the Degree of BACHELOR OF SCIENCE. +R ~ m 10.. The Dean of Science presents candidates for the Degrees of MASTER OF SCIENCE and MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY. e! B P t5 11. The Dean of Humanities and Social Science presents candidates for the Degrees of MASTER OF ARTS and %B ?# MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY, m m 2 2 12. The Dean of Science presents candidates for the Degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY. 0 P m E 13. The Dean of Humanities and Social Science presents candidates for the Degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY. 3 P 14. The Graduate Representative addresses the Congregation. 15. The President presents the “Michael G. Gale Medal for Distinguished Teaching”. 16. Mr Anthony Kar Chee Cheong presents the “Stephen Cheong Kam-chuen Medal for Distinguished Service to the Student Body”. 17. The Pro-Chancellor declares the Congregation closed. Citations for honorary degrees read by Professor Cecilia Chien Mace carried by Professor Penger Tong Music bg St Bonaventure College & High School ww% &HOOL OF SCIENCE ...... '.' ~- ...... -.-__ ...... _. - .. - ..... Academic Achievement Awards 4R @ % # iClr UG, King P,in # klr I-UI, Lok ,\'ling Bachelor of Science in Physics and Mathematics LAU, Pui Ngm €!I!@* (rnB9BBftS) MU, Yee Lai Sophia LAW, Kei Wing LEI', Chun Man LEE, Corwin IEOK, Yuk Yu Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry LEUNG, Hoi Yan €!I!q*(*%fLb) LEUNG, Ka lVai X\r LEUNG,PO KO hlS CHAN,Chi Kuen * hlr LEUNG, Tdk iC4ing hlr CHAN, Hail Ling 8\15 LEUNG, Wing Yan Wink), hlr CHAN, HO Kc11 3\15 LO, Yuk Shan Alice hls CHAN Hoi Chi h Ir LL'I, Wi Sum hlr CHAN Kinq Chung h\Y MAK, Lai Ching hlr CHAN, Man tlin * ,\Is M,\K, M CHAU, lb'c11 'J~I I * I\\S PO, I ioi Man rn I\ \I- POON, Kai iCling rn hlr CHEN, Tans F<\I m z Rlr CHENG, Kin:: Yip hll- TAM, Kd Ho I 0 TO, Hiu Ldm 9 hlr CHFNG S,ii LunS 12 \r g hlr CHEUK, Lok Sum h\r TONG. Po Kui Simon 2e * ,\ir CHIU, 1Viny Hong h \I- TSE, Kdy Chun hlr CHU Pok \Ian Bricin h Is 1°K \ N , M'i n Wai hlr FONG K * MS CHEUNL Ma Shdn M 5 TAU, Wing Wah M s CHEUNCr, \Vcii KI hlr TAN, b'di Ting M s CHEUNO Yuk Kdm Mr l-ANG, Ho Lam h4 r CHEW', Ka Yue iM r TANG, Sai Lok M r CHIM, Shek Man Ms I'ING, Kin Lai Ms CHOI, K,r ALin * Ibis l'ING, On Ki Ms CHONG, Sally 1\45 TONG, Chui Wan Ms CHONG LVmg Yin 1\45 I'SANG, Wing Man Mr CHU, Fcli Mr TSE, Muk Hei M s CHU, Ldi Kam M S TSE, CVai Kwan Catherine Ms CHU, Sok Fan Mr I'SE, Wai Po Ms CHUKG, La] LYah h4s LVONG, Cheuk Sze Joyce M r CHUNG, Leung Hang Mr LVONG, Ka Kui Daniel M r CHUNG hian Lung Mr \YONG, Kin Mdn Gilman i\,t r CHUNG Tat Ming M 5 IVONG, fins Fong M s FAN, Yurn YI M r \VONG, lVai ht M s FONG, NpYin Mr \VONG, Yan Fung Mr FUNG, hian Kit M s \\TI, Wdi Han M r HO, Mail lVoon A4 r J'AU, Wing Lung M s HO, Per( y A4r J'EUNG, Chun VVm M S KO, Ka Ki Mr Y'EUNG, Hon Man MS KUO, Fei Ni Ms J'EUNG, Tim Yee M 5 KWOK, !\lei Fung 1u 5 JTP, Oi Ying M S MI, \Val Yan \'iwan ICt 5 J'IP, Po Kuen M r LAM, Hoi Tins Ms JU,Yee Man h4 r LAM, Ka Fai Mr LAM, K~okWins Mr LA\4 Si~rSun Bachelor of Science in Chemistry Mr LAM, YUIIMidh I @-%*(fLEm M r MU, Shing Ning Mr MU, Shiin Yunn Mr AU YEUNG, Siu Fung Ms LEE, hLin Chi Lnia M r CHAN, Chi Kwan M s LEE, Yuk Wa Ms CHAN, Ching Yuen M 5 LEUNG, Wcii SL~Cecilia M r CHAN, Ka Fai M r LI, Koon Shing Ms CHAN, On Yee M s LI, Sze \Ian M r CHAN, Tsz Chun M S MAN, K CfiggAI CONGREGATION PROGRAMS I Ms CHEUNG, Lai Kuen M r WONG, Chun Kit Ms CHEUNG, A4an Midi Emily M S WONG, Hei Man Ms CHEUNG, Pak Kd M r WONG, Hiu Fung * Mr CHEUNG, Waih4an M s WONG, Lam Lam 1czs CHO, Siu Ling M r WONG,Wa Sing * iCtr CHOI, Chun Lung Alr YAN. Ka Fdi * Mr CHOI, Wing Wa A4 r YEUNG, Chi Bun Mr CHOW, Chi Kin M s YUEN, Shuk Mei Mr CHOW, Nydi Chung MS CHOW, Po Shm h4s CHOW, Yre Man Bachelor of Science in Mathematics * Mr CHU, Kam Wah €!I!!%*(Bltb) * Ms CHUNG, Shuk Tins Ms FAN, Yuen Yan hls CIIAN, Hiu Chi M S FANG, Chi ng Yee his ClIAN, Shuk Mei Ms FUNG, Ching Yee htr CHAN, Siu Kit Mr FUNG, h/ting Leong htr CHAN, Tsz Ming M s HO, Yin Chu h2S Cl IAN, Wai Ching * Mr KONG, Pak Wing hls CHAN, Wai Shan * Ms KWOK, Piri Shan hl5 CI IAN, Wing M s MI, Shuk Yee Air CHAN, Yat Shan M r LAM,Sik Cheung hlr CHENG, Chung Yin Winter M s LAM, Wai J'u hlr ClIEUNG, Kai Chung Mr MU, Chit 124ing hl5 CIiEUNG, Wing Ydn MS LAC, Ka lxi hlr CHIU, Yu Pong M s LAU,Sik Yung * his CHOI, Chi, Yee Mr LEE, Kin Sing Stephen h2r CliOI, Hoi Wai Mr LEUNG, hZan Fai hlr CHOW, Shun Hang Mr LEUNG, Ming Chun hlr CHU, Chun Wai * Mr LEUNG. K'di Tung hlr CFIUNG, Cho To hk LEUNG, Yce Man hlr CIIUNG, Wai It hl r LO, Yu Ydn 1\25 DAI, Kwai Fong Mr LUI, Kwok Kuen 1\15 FU, Man Shan Helen * h.lr MAK, Chun Kit h Is FLING, Ching Oi M r NG, Ka Kit htr HE, Hei Pang h2r NG, Wai Hang 1/15 HO, Sze Man Mr N GIWay Td t Ry de r Air HO, Wai Man MS NGAI, Ho Yee htr HON, Po Kwong h4r POON, W'ii Hung * Air HUI, Kd \;vai M S SHEUNG, Wing Shan At5 HUI, Man Ying Cherry Mr SIN, King Keung htr HUNG, Wing Yan * Ms SO, Sau hian hlr KLVOK, Ding Bong h2r SO, Wai Lung hlr K6YOK, Kd Chung Ms TAh.1. Kit Sin Air KLYOK, Ka Wing Mr TANG, Fu Hong Peter hlr LAI, Pui Chung M S TANG, Wing Kai hls LAM,Fong Kwan * Ms TIN, Wins Shdn hls LAM, Ho Ka MS TSANG, Ho Yi Lily Air LAM, Kin Lun M r TSE, Man Lung htr LAM, Lap Chi Alan Mr TSUI. Ho Ki Rts LAM, Shuk Ching # Acadrmic A<-hiewmentAward5 * First Class Honors ?$$$?f$g MY LAM, Sin1 Funs Bachelor of Science in Physics M5 LALJ, Chcing Yin @@pLrf: (rnB@) Mr LAU, Siu Lun htr LALJ, Wai Ho ,Clr CHAN, Ho Lit M5 LAU, Yuen Yan (14r CHAN, Kwun Wing i1lr LEE, Kci Lok * 1lr CHAN, Ngo Hin if45 LEE, Lok Sze CIS CHAN, Sin Man icts LEUNG, ('hoi Yee 1%- CHENG, Chun Tung M r LEUNG, Man Tung Z 1r CHENG, Kwok Ngai M r LEUNG, Sau Him Albert Xlr CHEONG, Hon Ho Mr LEUNG, Sheung Chun 14 S CHEUNG, Wai Yee Ms LI, Pui M,in 'CZr CHEUNG, Wing Kit 1\45 LO, Kit IZ'ing ,'C1S CHIM, Kd Wai Mi- LOONG, Tak Yan 'L1r CHUNG, Man Choi # Mr LUI, Lok Ming * Lir PAT Hin Man Mr MA, Chun Hing LZS FUK, Pui Yin I14 5 MA, KtYing llr HA, Hoi Shan M r MA,Wai Ki CZr HO Hoi Lam 1\45 MOK, Ka Chung 115 HO, ItYing M 5 MOK, Sau Man 14 r HO, Po Lung Mr NG, Cheong Wins David 115 FWANG, Ching Heung Mr NG, Kani Wing 145 HUANG, Choi Ling M r NG, Man Kit \lr HUI, King Yip Ms NG, Yuk lian "Ir HUI, Kwun Nam Mt- PANG, Hon Wan "Ir HUI, Wdi Chun M r POON, Sum Yuns "Ir KEE, Tsuen Ying Edmund M5 SIN, Chui Ying IlS KO Yan * Ms SIN, Lim Van 'I \r KWAN, Kwok Leung M 5 SIU, Chuilg Yan "Ir KWOK, Kai He1 Ms SIU, Kim Man I\l5 KWOK, Wing In Ms SUEN, Pui Kwan Mr LAM, Chun Kit h4r TAl, Wing Lok "\r LAM, Wing Chun Mr Tkh4, €lo Ming "\S LAU, Yee Nga MY TANG, Fling Lan * "\r LAW, Kam Tuen Mr TANG, Ho Kei Its LALV, Ngar Sze * Mr TONG, M'ai Hung lLtr LEE, Chi Wai * Mr TSANG, ('hor Yiu \is LEE, Km Yan iL4 5 WONG, Chui h4an h tr LEE, Tsz Km Mi- WONG, 1 ling Fdi Jacky MS LEE, Wing Man Mr WONG, Mdn Fung rk4r LEUNG, Kwm Hon Eddy If45 WONG, On Ki Angel ,bIr LEUNG, Lik Kan * Mr WONG, Shing Chau Mr LI, Kin Smg Mr WONG, Sze Tak XZr LI, Yuen Hop M 5 WONG, \'uk Ming hlr LO, Wai Danny M r YEUh'G, Cheuk Kwan Mr LUI, Chi Kong M r YEUNG, Wing Hong Mr LUI, Ka Ming $2.2r YIP, Hoi Kdn * ?v45 hZA, Rui M 5 YU, So Ling hlr NG, Cheuk Yiu h4r NG, King Yeung s($@lg$$@CONGREGATION PROGRAMS I M r NG, Shu Fan Mr POON, Yiu Kei Mr SHEK, Chun Hei M r SO, Man Fung Mr SO, Wing Ming Mr SZE, Yu h4an Mr TO, Ki Ftmg Keith Mr TSE, Ka LVai Mr TSOI, Hoi Yip Mr M.”NG, Lam Chuen Mr WCING, Shung Lai Mr WONG. Tdo Ka * Mr WU, Ka Chun Ms YOUNG. Mei Yee M S YU. Ming Kit hi r YUNG, Kar Chi George Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics €!I!@*(1MWBEb) M r CHENG, Wui Ming Mr CHEUNG, Wing Keung M r CHIU, W,ii Kei 86 M r CHOI, Hoi Man M r FUNG, Wing Keung M r HUI, Chun Fai Polycarp * Mr HUI, Yiu Shing Ms KWAh’, Yuen Han MS MI, Ching Man Mr MU, Ching Kin Mr MU, Kwok Wah Ms MU, PuI Shan Mr LEUNG, Chiu Ms LI, Wai Wai Mr LO, Wai Lam Mr MA, Chun Wcii Mr MAK, Chun Ting Mr NG,Chi Sum Mr SO, Wa Sing Mr WONG, Kwok Yiti Mr WONG, Lok See Mr WONG, Sai Ho Mr YEUNG, Wing Kin Mr YIM, Sui Chung Mr YIP, Tai Wing Mr WEN, Sliu On # Academic Achievement Awards 5SEERI * First Class Honor5 g$%# Master of Science in Biotechnology hl5 FONG, HoVan EEJJfA Wb@iIfr ktr HEUNG, Man Kin &2@ (%H@#) hlr HO, Ka Man mE2 CHEUNO Kmok Kuen Mr FiONG, Fung N'a ~~~ HO, HOI Shcln itit KUBOYAMA, Tatsuiki %i%LLI i% + HUNG, ka I-ok hit LAU,Chi Man LI, Knan HUNG, K,ini Sing 1 Air htr LUK, \Vat Choi LiUl, Kin k'lng i\lr RWGR;\RiO, LVilbdm A LELJNG, Kin Chung ' Xlr MAK Lai Shun LELJNG, \Val Chung hlr NAHAVANDI, Kurosh LUO,5hilO M r NC, Ping Lun TONG,1101 Yre LZiONG, I.ing 1Z'ai Air SO, SIUCheung Raymond h4 r LVONG, Kd Ki hi r \VOKG, Wai Chung hls \VONG, W~IYin Doris Master of Science in Environmental Science icts \'AU,Wai Chtng WS@* (MRNb) IC1I \VEX Sing Kit M s CtiAK, RIei Yi A4 s CHAU, Shu Mei Master of Science in Mathematics Mr CHEUNC;. Chi Kin Ms CHOKC,, Kit Yec M r CHUNG, Hot1 hian Herman hlr CHOW,Yan Kin h4 s FUKG, Yin Man Air 1.1, Ym lczs HOK, Yuen Tins M r HUI. Hung Kit M 5 IIUNG, 1.0k Kdy Master of Science in Physics M s LAM, Kd Mail M s LAM, W,ii lMm Ericl, @b@k (HWS) M r LAU,Shci Mm Ms LEE, Yec WCii Mr LAM, Sang Ms LI, Chun Chun icls PANG, Pui Yin Mr LT, Tsz C'hung 1z/1r LIU, Kn.ok W his BARI, Sharmtn Master of Philosophy in Biology htr CHAN, ('hurl Fung P%E@ as@*(*@J%) htr CHEUNG, Ying Kit %EI% i\tr CHUI, Chi Leuns 12Ri$! Mr CHEUNC, Kin Lok %@% CONGREGATION "ROGRAESS -- ._. ,Mr CHEUNG, Ying Kit Mr SHIU, Kni Pong M r HO, Yam 1at hls SO, Tak Ki hlS HONC, H,ir7heng hl5 ZIIAO, Lin 1% HURG, HIUI\'c~i lCtS JIANG, Xi'iosong hlS KLYONG, Furls Mci Doctor of Philosophy in Biochemistry htr LEE, Hing Cheong ~ E9Bk (%BE@!) h ts LIL', Shuk Ming hk hiA, On ki hlr CIIAN, Siu Lung Anthony hlr SHI, Dalin Mr CHENG, Kai h2S SUN,Xin Lls DLNG, Yu hlr TUNG,KLzok Kwan ,415 FC, Xinrong Alr LO, LYai €long Alr MAN, Shu KI Dad Master of Philosophy in Chemistry hlr YO,Zhiling mibak (fLm hlr CHUNG, Lung h'a Doctor of Philosophy in Biology his LEE, Wins S7e Bibrnk ~w?lb) Mr h'C, Nga C hun h2s TONG, K~IPUI hlr BALASUBRAMANIAN, Rajagopal hlr \W, WCii 5hing hls LEUNG, Fung Ping #a"$ Mr LW,Xiaoming h Ir SIJBRAhZANIAN, Se nthi I lZlr TSUI, Mm Kin hiarco 7% 2 it3 his XU, NCiihan 3B% Master of Philosophy in Marine Environmental Science mbak mt%@Bf4b) Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry his LAM, Kct Sin %$w msrn* (fbb) A Is WAN, Pui Yee Cangel Master of Philosophy in Mathematics h\r HUANG, Qunjian BieBk (911%) hlr LAM, Chong Ilo k\% L&l, N'di Hdn hl s CfjIU, Mei Choi hir LAM. Wrng Yip hk CHONC,C hing Yec iZZr LVf.:N, Tins Bin htr MU,Hon 5um Rdv hls YFUNG, Ka Yim his IAU, lving Yan his LEE, 01S,jn RZrchellr his \lOK, Kit Y ins Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematics M r kiU1, Sre king John Bbrnk (lb) hlr QUE Yin 7ik Mr TAI, Man 7 mg hli- LEE, Wing Lung hZ r TSUI. Ka Cheung h\r MA, Shuk Chuen hls LVONG, Ming Lar h\r \$',!A",Xidoling hlr LWWdi h\an h\t- ZHANG, Fm (Zlr ZHANG, Zhongfeng Master of Philosophy in Physics mibak (WHEP!) Doctor of Philosophy in Physics Bib@* (rnH!Q) Mr CHAN, ChLin htan rn%2 Llr CtfENG, Chun K\4ons %%* hli FENG, Yongjia Ms CHENG, Kit Yee @I!@ 1% hlr LIl1, Huijun Mr JIM, Kwok Lung @Em h\i LVANG, Shidong his KO, Ngan Uei &RE h\i ZHANG, Baoshe Mr Ll, Yongjun $%% Mr LO, Mm Hon @it&% 1 F@(z$$$BE CONGRECATIC .I FilOCRoW h 3 $t 19f- 3 E3 1% SCHOOL____-~ OF-~ HUMANITIES~~~ ~ AND SOCIAL SCIENCE __ ...... - ...... --- - ...... Master of Arts in China Studies \ts lit@@* was%) \tr \IS AU Po hLin \ts CHENC, 1'11 King ClS CHENC, On On \\5 CHL', Pui ILui \\r FUNG \$,ii Xlm \tr HUI Huny Fling 115 LALI, Chi Fdi LO KL\ ol\ Pong T,n 15 LO, r\tcin Ching AlCi Master of Philosophy in Humanities htAK, KJ \Yai Prometheus Pibbfik (Aft@) TAR\, iltci 1-111 TSANG, Chi Ping \4'ONG C hiiis \VOh'C, \\'am \'ev LUSM \'lP, Kci C Iwong Master of Arts in Humanities ftBIil3-f:(Aft99 CtIAN, Cliuen Hop CHtZN, Ho Ching FIK Master of Philosophy in Social Science CHEUNC; KL%m l.ok Pi%@* (*kCHb) CHUh'C; io Fong KLL'ONG, Yin Fdn LARt, Yu )'ins Krs5 LEUKC, \re Pin YIU, Chi I'ung Doctor of Philosophy in Social Science Master of Arts in Social Science PiBB-f:(?!*@*4@) *Bm* G*@*$B) EGREES CONFERRED B3@2@ti BSc in Biochemistry BSc in Biology BSc in Chemists-y BSc in Mathematics BSc in Physics BSc in Applied Physics MSc in Biotechnology MSc in Environmental Science MSc in Materials Science and Engineering MSc in Mathematics MSc in Physics MPhil in Atmospheric Environmental Science MPhil in Biochemistry MPhil in Biolog), MPhil in Chemistry MPhil in Marine Environmental Science MPhil in Mathematics MPhil in Physics PhD in Biochemistry PhD in Biology PhD in Chemistry PhD in Mathematics PhD in Physics School Total 538 BEng in Computer Science (Information Engineering) and Electronic Engineering (Information and Communication Engineering) BEng in Electronic Engineering (Information and Communication Engineering) and Computer Engineering BEng in Chemical Engineering BEng in Chemical and Environmental Engineering BEng in Chemical and Polymer Engineering BEng in Civil and Structural Engineering BEng in Civil and Environmental Engineering BEng in Computer Engineering BEng in Computer Science BEng in Computer Science (Information Engineering) BEng in Electronic Engineering BEng in Electronic Engineering (Information and Communication Engineering) BEng in lndustrial Engineering and Engineering Management BEng in Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management (Transportation Logistics Management) BEng in Logistics Management BEng in Mechanical Engineering BEng in Mechanical Engineering (Building Services) MSc in Bioengineering MSc in Chemicdl Engineering MSc in Civil Engineering MSc in Computer Science MSc in Electricdl and Electronic Engineering MSc in Environmental Engineering MSc in Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management MSc in Mechanical Engineering MTM in Global Logistics Management MTM in Information Technology MPhil in Bioengineering MPhil in Chemical Engineering MPhil in Civil Engineering MPhil in Computer Science MPhil in Electrical and Electronic Engineering MPhil in Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management MPhil in Mechanical Engineering PhD in Chemicdl Engineering I APPENWCES PhD in Civil Engineering ~~~f-cf*frr@%V 9 PhD in Computer Science %wVJ*@t~?%N~~ 5 PhD in Electrical and Electronic Engineering ~ibtRb:(0#4R23r~~) 12 PhD in Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management Piw!*cr%:r~sWrwi!@!~) 3 PhD in Mechanical Engineering w!w!~cfbU~~) 10 School Total BBAin Accounting and Finance 24 BBAin Accounting and Management of Organizations 2 BBAin Economics and Accounting 2 BBAin Economics and Finance 47 BBAin Economics and Management of Organizations 10 BBAin Economics and Marketing I3 BBAin Finance and Information Systems 25 BBAin Finance and Management of Organizations 20 BBAin Finance and Marketing 33 BBAin Finance and Operations Management 8 BBAin Information Systems and Accounting 1 BBAin Information Systems and Economics 4 BBAin Information Systems and Management of Organizations 10 BBAin Information Systems and Marketing BBAin Information Systems and Operations Management 2 BBAin Management of Organizations and Marketing 69 BBAin Management of Organizations and Operations Management 3 BBAin Marketing and Operations Management BBAin Operations Management and Economics 2 BBAin Accounting 149 BBAin Economics 20 BBAin Finance 35 BBAin General Business Management BBAin Information Systems 44 BBAin Management of Organizations 36 BBAin Marketing 63 BBAin Operations Management 27 BSc in Economics and Finance 40 MBA/MSc in Electronic Commerce Management 2 MBA/MSc in Information Systems Management 20 MBA/MSc in InvestmentsManagement 11 MBA* 52 MBA 189 MSc in Economics 2 MSc in Electronic Commerce Management 37 MSc in Information Systems Management 37 MSc in Investment Management 26 MPhil in Economics 2 MPhil in Finance MPhil in Management of Organizations PhD in Accounting 3 PhD in Economics 2 PhD in Finance PhD in Marketing School Total MA in China Studies MA in Humanities MA in Social Science MPhil in Humanities MPhil in Social Science PhD in Social Science School Total * This program is jointly offered by Northwestern University and HKUST ~~~~~~XB~J~ha~Q~~~he~~ APENDCES I SCHOOL OF SCIENCE Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematics LEE, Wing Lung. Thirteen spheres problem and feies tdth Doctor of Philosophy in Biochemistry conjecture. CHAN, Siu Lung Anthony. Activation of c-Jun N-terminal kinase by MA, Shuk Chuen. Conformal and lie superalgebras related to ‘differential G protein-coupled receptors and the cross-communication with operators on circle. epidermal growth factor signaling. WANG, Xiaoling. Dynamics of transcendental entire functions. CHENG, Kai. Identification of Pctairel as a p35interacting protein and a novel substrate for Cdk5. ZHANG, Fan. Extension and application of LIBORmarket model. DENG, Yu. Regulation of mammalian STE20-like kinase (MST2) by ZHANG, Zhongfeng. Study of South China Sea typhoon between 1999 phosphorylation/dephosphorylation, proteolysis and association and 2002. with HSP90 during apoptosis. FU, Xinrong. Identification and characterization of Cdc48p, an AAA Doctor of Philosophy in Physics family protein, in DNA replication and cell cycle control at START. FENG, Yongjia. First principles studies of transition metal surfaces: The LO, Wai Hong. Biochemical, structural and functional characterization effect of an external field on surface electronic properties and surface of the light chains of the microtubule-based motor dynein. energetics. MAN, Shu Ki David. Structure and function studies of ciliary LIU, Huijun. Properties of small radius single-wall carbon nanotubes neurotrophic factor (CNTF) and its receptor complexes. from first-principles calculations. YU, Zhiling. Interactions and architecture of human MCM proteins in WANG, Shidong. Probing and electron tunneling of quantum dot vitro and in vivo. systems. ZHANG, Baoshe. A study of substrate-liquid crystal interaction. Doctor of Philosophy in Biology BALASLJBRAMANIAN,Rajagopal. huriequin (hlq)- An Arabidopsis mutant that ectopically expresses Dc3-GUS and shows defects in SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING cell wall morphogenesis. LEUNG, Fung Ping. An exploration of the calcium signaling during Doctor of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering somitogenesis in zebrafish (Dunio redo). LEE, Ming Hung Thomas. Sequence-specific electrochemical DNA SUBRAMANIAN,Senthil. short blue mot (sbr), an Arabidopsis mutant detection and its implementation in integrated PCR-electrochemical that ectopically over-expresses an ABA- and auxin-inducible microdevices. transgene Dc3-GUSand has defects in the cell wall. TSUI, Man Kin Marco. Studies on yeast SNARE complex formation. Doctor of Philosophy in Civil Engineering XU, Naihan. Regulation of the metaphase-anaphase transition in mitosis SHARMA, Keshab Raj. High-rate wastewater treatment using aerobic in mammalian cells. upflow sludge blanket (AUSB) with external oxygenation. SUN, Jingmei. Co-removal of Cr(V1) during precipitation of copper, Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry nickel and zinc. CHAN, Pui Yee Cangel. A superior early myocardial infarction SUN, Zhi. Wavelet packet based structural health monitoring and damage marker- human heart-type fatty acid-binding protein. assessment. HUANG, Qunjian. Surface-enhanced Raman scattering and surface- SZETO,Wai Yuen. Dynamic traffic assignment: Formulations, properties enhanced hyper-Raman scattering: A systematic study of various and extensions. probing molecules on novel substrates. YAN, Wai Man. Experimental study and constitutive modelling of re- LAM, Chong Ho. Metal complexes containing oxygen tripod ligands: compacted completely decomposed granite. Models of metal oxides. ZHAN, Liangtong. Field and laboratory study of an unsaturated LAM, Wai Han. Structural features of transition metal complexes expansive soil associated with rain-induced slope instability. having ligands with different electronic properties and mechanistic aspect of C-H bond activation and functionalization ZHANG, Xiaoning. Optimal road pricing in transportation networks. by transition metal complexes. ZHOU, Li. Vibration control of buildings using smart magnetorheological LAM, Wing Yip. Synthesis and light emitting, liquid crystalline, and dampers. chiroptical properties of functional disubstituted polyacetylenes. ZOU, Xiaokang. Optimal seismic performance-based design of reinforced WEN, Ting Bin. Alkyne activation and carbon-carbon bond concrete buildings. formation mediated by osmium complexes. YEUNG,Ka Yim. Study on asymmetric reactions and catalysis using Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science axially chiral 2-substituted n.n-dialkyl-1-naphthamides and p-chiral phosphine oxides. CHU, Xiaowen. RWAand wavelength conversion in wavelength-routed all-optical WDM networks. I APPENDICES LIU, Jiangchuan. On bandwidth adaptation for multi-rate video KWAN, Man Kim. Numerical studies of steady flows past a circular multicast. cylinder bounded with endplates. TANG,Xueyan. Management and delivery of Web contents. LIU, Xiaojun. A polarized lateral shearing interferometer and application for on-machine form error measurement of engineering surfaces. ZHAO,Jian. Performance modeling and evaluation of digital video over wireless networks. SHAM, Man Lung. Underfill adhesion characteristics, residual stresses and analysis of thermal stresses in flip chip packages. ZHENG, Baihua. Indexing of location-dependent data in mobile computing environments. TAO,Zhengsu. Characteristics of the transparent fluid assisted in-process measurement method. Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical and WANG, Tianhong. Fracture mechanics studies of failures of lead Electronic Engineering zirconate titanate ceramics under mechanical and/or electrical loadings. CHEN, Haiying. Study on materials for organic light-emitting diodes. YU, Lingfeng. Multidimensional data encryption with virtual optics. CHOI, Lai U. Multi-user MIS0 and MIMOtransmit signal processing for wireless communication. CHOI, Yu Wing. Neuromorphic implementation of retinotopic arrays of SCHOOL OF BUSINESSAND MANAGEMENT orientation selective hypercolumns. u Bin. Bandwidth allocation and call admission control in multi-services Doctor of Philosophy in Accounting mobile wireless cellular networks. JIAN, Ming. Earnings management and tunneling through related party LIU, Guanfeng. Synthesis of dextrous manipulation by multifingered transactions: evidence from Chinese corporate groups. robotic hands. WANG,Jiwei. Governance role of different types of state-share holders: LIU, Haitao. Novel 3-D CMOS and BiCMOS devices for high-density Evidence from China’s listed companies. and high-speed ICs. WANG, Kim. From government to corporation: Largest shareholder’s MA, Dongsheng. Integrated single-inductor multiple-output and adaptive change and firm performance. DC-DC conversion for efficient power management. so, Ka Chun Daniel. MIMO wireless communications in frequency Doctor of Philosophy in Economics selective fading channels. FAN, Weiwei. Household savings, relationship banking, and TAO,Meixia. Space-time coding schemes for wireless communications urbanization-three essays in economic development and finance. over flat fading channels. LI, Tao. Ownership, privatization and banking regulation: Four essays WANG, Yan. Low power design for wireless communication system. in the economics of transition and development. WONG, Hon Wah. Image watermarking and data hiding techniques. Doctor of Philosophy in Finance ZHU. Xu. Wireless MIMOantenna systems for frequency selective fading channels. CHANG, Yuk Ying. Three essays on corporate finance. CHEUNG,Wai Kong. Three essays on ownership studies. Doctor of Philosophy in Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management XU, Ming. Is the bankruptcy risk rewarded by higher expected returns? - evidence from Japan 1980-2000. CHEN, Hairong. Dynamic admission and dispatching control of stochastic distribution systems. Doctor of Philosophy in Marketing CHEN, Yongjiang. An integrated process planning and production scheduling framework for mass customization. YFLJNG,Wing Man. Affect, appraisal and consumer judgment. JIANG, Yun. A study on cyclic hoist scheduling problems. SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering CHANG, Ka Kit. Human model reconstruction from image sequence. Doctor of Philosophy in Social Science DUTHIL,Eric Patxi. Thermoacoustic heat pumping study: Experimental CHEUNG, Siu Lan Karen. Scalar expansion and normal longevity in and numerical approaches. Hong Kong. GUAN, Weibing. Transport and deposition of high-concentration FANG, Huirong. Land pawning practices in Republican China: Theory suspensions of cohesive sediment in a macrotidal estuary. and reality. HUANG, Xingjia. Investigation and analysis on the solder ball shear TAO,Yick Ku. Hong Kong Chinese students’ learning motivation: The strength of plastic ball grid array, chip scale, and flip chip packages role of social-versus individual-oriented achievement motivation. with eutectic Pb-Sn and Pb-free solders. WANG, Jianping. Household trends and projections in Hong Kong: A macro-simulation model. APPENDICES