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PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS

Professor Paul Ching-Wu CHU

Recent weeks have brought unprecedented world

events and caused millions of people to reassess their

outlook. I was attending a scientific meeting in Jordan

when terrorists took to the skies to wreak tragic chaos

on New York, Washington DC and Pennsylvania. I was

stranded in the Middle East for almost a week and those

days gave rise to many thoughts about the way we

address our lives.

One in particular stood out in my mind as being

important to share with you-always look for the bright

spot in life. It is clear we have entered unsettling times,

but our view of such challenges is what determines their

impact. We could focus only on the negative side and

fall into despair. Or we could try to think positively

and look for ways to learn and grow.

When I returned to Hong Kong, I was met by more

gloomy news of an economic downturn and further

job losses in the community. Over the year, the shadow

of recession has loomed larger in Hong Kong,

enthusiasm has ebbed for high-tech development and

funding for universities has once again been cut. This

may appear to paint a dark picture of the immediate

future, especially for an institution dedicated to science

and technology, but the community needs to look

beyond broad brush strokes to the bigger perspective.

In the past few years, the dotcom business has

become the public face of the knowledge era and its

collapse has shaken confidence in the words “high t ech

within our community. However, we should not let

overemphasis on one element obscure the overall view.

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There are many correct routes to a high-tech

society. HKUST has over 40 centers and institutes

conducting research and development in diverse areas,

including nano technology, biotechnology, software, e-

commerce, energy and thermal systems, environment

and sustainable development, China business and

management, cultural studies and advanced electronic

packaging.

Why does Hong Kong need to travel along these

routes? Because it literally cannot afford not to. One

major difference between these opening years of the

21st century and previous eras is the speed at which

economic and social change is taking place due to

globalization and increased communication. To secure

its future, Hong Kong must head for the frontiers:

support basic research, develop applications, start up

businesses in innovative fields and lift our service sectors

to higher levels.

This requires people with the creativity, flexibility

and knowledge to not only keep up with change hut

effect it. The community must possess the financial and

business management skills to operate these cutting-

edge businesses in the global marketplace; and the social

awareness to ensure these developments benefit all.

HKUST has a pivotal role to play in this transition.

Our Schools of Science, Engineering, Business and

Management, and Humanities and Social Science

provide both the discoverers of knowledge and the

graduates to drive a high-tech society.

Our distinguished academics embody excellence

and are achieving groundbreaking results. In recent

months, HKUST scientists have successfully synthesized

the world’s smallest single-walled carbon nanotubes

and discovered superconducting properties in them-

a major breakthrough in the scientific world. The

School of Business and Management has been ranked

number one in Asia and its accounting faculty’s research

output in five top accounting journals placed number

one in the world, just to mention a couple of examples.

When I turn to our graduates, I see the young

people this community needs to bring light to the

current gloom.

At HKUST we demand a lot from students-as I

think our graduates know all too well. To obtain an

HKUST degree we ask you to study hard and widely,

and to step outside your majors to fathom the bigger

picture. Chemistry students may ponder philosophy

while accounting majors chart social science and IT

specialists pinpoint history. We tell our students to play

as hard as they work, to exercise their bodies and minds

through sports, to debate and develop friendships.

It is a heavy schedule. However, our graduates

accepted the challenge and now sit here among us,

equipped not only with the knowledge embodied in

their degrees, but the all-round ability to make a positive

impact o n today’s world. Such comprehensive

preparation has been widely recognized by employers.

In o u r latest j ob survey, HKUST had a 98%

employment rate for the 2000 class of graduates and

99% for postgraduates. Students of HKUST leave us

with the skills to succeed, even when times are tough.

exciting research and its people power-we see a very

different picture of the future from the one we looked

at a few minutes ago, one that is fuelled by optimism,

idealism and confidence. We are able to take on

challenges, persevere to find solutions, and create a

higher quality of life for Hong Kong, China and beyond.

To wrap up, I would like to tell you the story of San

Diego-how it was transformed from a sleepy naval

town to a high-tech center of biotechnology,

communications and electronics in slightly more than

a decade. The locomotives behind the transformation

are the University of California at San Diego (UCSD)

and the Salk Institute. Both were established about 40

years ago with the single-minded purpose to produce

research excellence. Both are young by US standards,

but achieved world-class recognition in less than two

decades. The knowledge and technologies they have

created, and the talent they have nurtured have driven

the high-tech and economic development of the area.

By one estimate a few years ago, UCSD was responsible

for bringing in about US$2 billion to the economy of

San Diego each year. There are many similarities

between UCSD and HKUST, in terms of their brief

history and unwavering drive for excellence. I am

confident that with sufficient support from the

community, in the not too distant future, HKUST will

become the locomotive of Hong Kong’s high-tech drive.

So graduates of 2001, prepare to make your

entrance. You have a part to play-and you are ready

to play it. We thank you for your hard work and wish

you joy in what is to come. For commencement is only

the beginning.

When we add these elements together-wider

perspective on high-tech development, HKUST’s

DOCTOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION honoris causa

Dr LAu Wah-Sum Citation

Today we honor a self-made man of dynamism, of

vision, and of tireless dedication-Dr LAU Wah-Sum.

Born in 1928 in Hong Kong, Dr Lau studied at Wan

Chai School. He fled the conflict of the war in 1942

and sought refuge in the Mainland, where he worked

for the American armed forces. In 1945, he returned to

Hong Kong, studied accounting by himself, and became

the first person in Hong Kong to obtain chartered

accountant qualification under the ACWA (now

ACMA). I n 1960, he jo ined the Hong Kong

Government as Treasury Accountant.

At the age of 45, Dr Lau was seconded to the Hong

Kong Mass Transit Railway Corporation (MTRC) and

became its first Finance Director. He did not return

to the civil service, and retired from the MTRC at 55.

The end of his full-time career marked the beginning

of his public service. He was appointed to the Board of

Review (Inland Revenue), a public function that

would herald more to come.

At the age of 60, Dr Lau became an Appointed

Member of the Legislative Council. “Retiring” from

Legco seven years later, he was appointed Chairman of

the Land Development Corporation. Last year the 73-

year-old Dr Lau was chosen to lead the high-powered

Urban Renewal Authority.

Dr Lau’s readiness to contribute his t ime to

improving local livelihood testifies to his selfless

dedication to the common good. It stands as a precious

example to our increasingly pragmatic society.

Running through Dr Lau’s impressive history of

public service is a strong connection to the daily lives

of Hong Kong people. He gave a new impetus to the

local medical service through his involvement with the

Provisional Hospital Authority and subsequently the

Hospital Authority (1988-93).

He was a member of the Agriculture and Fisheries

Department’s Fisheries Development Loan Fund

Advisory Committee ( 1992-96), the Fish Marketing

Advisory Board (1996) and the Marine Fishery

Scholarship Fund Advisory Committee ( 1992-97).

Dr Lau was known for his concern for people’s

living environment as early as the 1960s when he was

serving in the Housing Department. His commitment

to improving housing quality continued when he joined

the Housing Authority (1984-90) and later chaired the

Land Development Corporation. Dr Lau was also

accredited for having secured fair acquisition and

resettlement policies for the less privileged groups in

society.

Turning to transport, Dr Lau demonstrated his

remarkable finance and crisis management skills during

the early phase of the Mass Transit Railway project. In

1973, just after the stock market crash, the main

construction company had to break its agreement. As

MTRC’s Finance Director , D r Lau t o o k the

unprecedented move of launching a large-scale capital-

raising exercise. He also contracted the project out to

different companies, in smaller components. Dr Lau’s

ingenious solution ensured the successful completion

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of the project, which marked the first mass transit

system realized by funds raised entirely by Hong Kong

people-a project Hong Kong remains proud of.

While serving on the Securities Review Committee

(1987-88), Dr Lau submitted proposals to amend the

stock exchange legislation in line with international

requirements, and saw their eventual enactment when

he became a Member of the Legislative Council. The

legislation helped strengthen Hong Kong’s reputation

as an international financial center.

Dr Lau’s extensive public service also covered such

institutions as the Provisional Authority of Mass Transit

Railway (1973-74), the Operations Review Committee

of ICAC (1989-91), and the Public Sector Reform Policy

Group (1992-94). In the area of education, Dr Lau was

a member of the Education Commission (1987-88),

Honorary Treasurer of the Council and Senate of the

Hong Kong Baptist College (now the Hong Kong Baptist

University) (1984-89), Council Chairman of the Baptist

University (1990-96), member of the Hong Kong

University of Science and Technology Planning

Committee( 1986-88), and Council member and

Honorary Treasurer of HKUST (1988-2000). Indeed,

the Baptist University owes much of its development

to Dr Lau’s contribution.

We at the University of Science and Technology

have also benefited greatly from the support of Dr Lau,

f rom the p l ann ing s tage r igh t t h r o u g h o u r

establishment and subsequent development. His service

to both universities is testimony to the value he places

on education.

Mr Pro-Chancellor, I have the honor to present to

you, on behalf of the University, Dr Lau Wah-Sum,

Chairman of the Urban Renewal Authority, for the degree

of Doctor of Business Administration honoris causa.

DOCTOR OF HUMANITIES honoris causa

Professor Leo Ou-Fan LEE Citation

Professor Leo Ou-Fan LEE was given the Chinese

name Ou-Fan, after Orphee, the legendary Greek god

of music who played a lyre and was reputed to have

made trees follow his singing. His parents, who were

both musicians, apparently wanted their son to pursue

a career in music too. Professor Lee indeed fell madly

in love with western classical music in high school and

dreamed of becoming a great maestro. Growing up in

Hsinchu, a windy and desolate town miles away from

Taipei, he however never had a chance. But he did the

next best thing. He went to Taiwan University in Taipei

to major in a different branch of western art-western

literature. And he began to branch into still another

art form in his undergraduate days, freelancing

as a reviewer of western films.

His world continued to broaden when he went to

Harvard University to pursue his graduate studies. The

broadening of vision was now coupled with reflections.

In the US he began to look back at China. From a

distance, China looked quite different. As a way of

coming to grips with a modern, nominally republican

China that had been under relentless pounding by

western culture, Professor Lee chose to focus on a

generation of Chinese creative writers that emerged in

the 1920s unde r the inf luence of European

romanticism. Professor Lee’s first piece of serious

scholarship, which made him a star in the field of

intellectual-cum-literary history, perhaps took him

beyond his parents’ expectation, for he had become a

connoisseur of both the west and the east. In this first

book of his, The Romantic Generation of Modern

Chinese Writers, he told a fascinating story of how an

entirely western concept of romanticism was absorbed

and transformed in a turbulent China desperately

searching for solutions.

After studying the rebellious individualism of this

group of Chinese writers, Professor Lee moved on to

LU Xun, an even more rebellious figure, and usually

considered an intellectual giant of the modern era,

whose iconoclastic spirit had long been shrouded in

partisanship and propaganda. By placing Lu Xun in his

own social, cultural and historical contexts, Professor

Lee cut him down to size, but along the way also

recovered Lu Xun’s Promethean spirit and redeemed

his name from incessant mythologizing. The study of

Lu Xun prompted Professor Lee to visit Shanghai, a city

with which Lu Xun had a love-hate relationship. But

unlike Lu Xun, Professor Lee was enamored of the

sophistication of Shanghai. The infrastructural

modernization and intellectual westernization of

Shanghai were the basis of its enticing sophistication.

What began as an investigation of western creative

influence on Shanghai literati resulted in a pioneering

study of the material culture of a city that was once the

most cosmopolitan in Asia.

As the most cosmopolitan Asian city in the second

half of the 20th century, Hong Kong naturally became

Professor Lee’s next focus of attention. But this time

the academic scrut iny has become passionate

commitment. He has served repeatedly on the Research

Grants Council, written weekly columns for local

publications, adjudicated literary awards, published

extensively in Hong Kong, taught at HKUST as

adjunct faculty, and served on the advisory committee

of the School of Humanities and Social Science

since its founding.

Professor Lee received his BA from Taiwan

University in 1961 and his PhD in history and Far

Eastern languages from Harvard University in 1970. He

taught at Princeton University, Chicago University and

University of California, Los Angeles before returning

to Harvard in 1994. Among his numerous publications

that include two novels, three books of essays,

seven books of literary and cultural criticism, and many

articles on Chinese film, modern Chinese literature

and Chinese-Western comparative literature, his most

seminal and influential works are: The Romantic

Generation of Modern Chinese Writers, Voices from

the Iron House: A Study of Lu Xun, and Shanghai

Modern: The Flowering of a New Urban Culture in

China, 1930-1 945.

Mr Pro-Chancellor, I have the honor to present to

you, on behalf of the University, Professor Leo Ou-Fan

Lee, Professor of Chinese Literature at Harvard

University, for the degree of Doctor of Humanities

honoris causa.

Written by Professor William Tay of the School of Hurnanir es and Social Science

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DOCTOR OF SCIENCE honoris causa

Professor WANG Debing C i t a t i o n

Twenty years ago, Beijing Medical University

performed its first allogeneic bone marrow transplant

on a female university student suffering from acute

leukemia. At a critical moment, a blood component

transfusion was urgently needed. A physician made an

unusual move: he donated his own platelets and white

blood cells to the patient. For three hours, 2000 ml of

the physician’s blood was circulated through a blood-

cell separator into the patient’s body and then back to

his own.

This resulted in the first successful allogeneic bone

marrow transplant on the Chinese Mainland. More

importantly, the young patient was given a chance to

live and today enjoys a healthy, full life. The physician

w h o made th i s selfless decis ion is now the

internationally renowned hematologist, medical

educator and leading physician, Professor WANG

Debing.

Professor Wang’s sense of mission and dedication

to the medical profession can be traced back to seeds

planted in his childhood. He was born to a medical

family in Henan Province in 1937. Beginning with his

great-great-grandfather, the Wang family produced

generations of medical practitioners and was known

as “the family of Buddha” among the local population.

Throughout his entire career, Professor Wang never

forgot what his father always said “If you enter politics,

be a decent minister; if you don’t, be a good doctor. ”

The year 1955 saw the young Professor Wang,

armed with brilliant results, enter Beijing Medical

College (later Beijing Medical University). After his

graduation in 1960, he stayed on to begin his medical

career: from Resident Physician to Chief Physician to

Deputy Director of the Blood Diseases Research

Institute; from Professor to Academic Vice-president

to President of the University to Chairman of the Peking

University Council. “Try my best, serve the most ” has

been the guiding light for Professor Wang, during his

decades of tireless medical service.

As a hematologist, Professor Wang’s research

interests lie in gene diagnosis, gene therapy and the

cytobiological attributes of leukemia, and he has

published more than 50 advanced papers. His concern

in promoting medical research has led him to serve not

only on boards of directors and standing committees

of various medical associations, but also on editorial

boards of medical journals. He edited Diagnosis and

Treatment of Emergency High-Risk Cases, which received

the Ministry of Health‘s Third Prize for Technological

Achievement. Professor Wang’s current areas of research

include a new biological treatment of platelet decrease

during malignant tumor treatment, the receptor gene

expression in platelets, and the regulation of the

hematopoiesis of megalocaryocytes.

Despite his heavy clinical and research work load,

Professor Wang plays an active role as a distinguished

medical educator. In 1991, he was appointed President

of Beijing Medical University, and was Chairman of the

Degree Committee and Academic Committee. His

contribution to curriculum design, medical teaching,

research and academic re-structuring was outstanding.

His papers “Enhancing the Standardized Training of

Resident Physicians, Upgrading the Quality of Clinical

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Teaching”, and “Hospitals and Medical Schools Jointly

Offer Education Programs: An Effective Model”, were

respectively awarded First and Second Prizes for

Excellent Higher Education Programs in Beijing. In

1997, Professor Wang was named Outstanding

President and Pioneer in Education of Beijing. He

became the first Chairman of the new Peking University

Council, when Beijing Medical University merged with

Peking University in April 2000 .

Professor Wang has always kept abreast of the latest

developments in hematology, medical education and

health administration in China and overseas. He was a

Visiting Scholar at Einstein Medical College and Fellow

of the New York Cancer Research Center. He was also a

Fellow of the US-based Internat ional Kellogg

Foundat ion between 1986 and 1989, where he

researched hospital information systems and published

on the subject.

However d e m a n d i n g h is admin i s t r a t ive

responsibilities are, Professor Wang always maintains

his front-line position in clinical work, teaching and

research. He continues to visit hospital wards,

participate in key research projects and supervise PhD

candidates. In the true spirit of his family, Professor

Wang always places patients’ interests above his own.

In the best tradition of the medical profession, he never

allows himself to lag behind the times. This sense of

mission, this lifelong quest for excellence, sets the

standard for our future generations.

Mr Pro-Chancellor, I have the honor to present to

you, on behalf of the University, Professor Wang

Debing, Chairman of the University Council of Peking

University, for the degree of Doctor of Science honoris

causa.

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DOCTOR OF SCIENCE honoris causa

Professor Leo ESAKI Citation

Great breakthroughs in science come from

dedicated and creative individuals who challenge the

unknown, and make the impossible possible. To honor

Professor Leo ESAKI for outstanding achievements in

physics covering more than half a century, is to

acknowledge a man for whom creative work is essential

to life itself.

Professor Esaki was born in Osaka in 1925, and

received his Bachelor’s degree and PhD from the

University of Tokyo, both in science. He began his career

with a large company, spending nine years there, but

left to join a small, unknown organization that would

la ter become a household name as the Sony

Corporation. While acknowledging the risk of such a

career move, he found the ambitious company far more

interesting and challenging than a stable environment.

Success at Sony culminated in his discovery of the

first quantum electronic device, and it carries his name:

the Esaki Tunnel Diode. It was the first observation of

the quantum-mechanical tunneling phenomenon in a

solid state system, a discovery that, combined with other

significant research, would earn him international

acclaim.

After four years at Sony, Professor Esaki spent 32

highly productive years at IBM’s prestigious Thomas J

Watson Research Center in New York. At IBM he

worked with colleagues to pioneer “designed

semiconductor quantum structures” such as quantum

wells and man-made superlattices, which led to the

development of nanostructures, a field that generates

much scientific attention today. One of his colleagues

then was Professor Leroy CHANG, now University

Professor Emeritus of HKUST. This work triggered a

wide spectrum of experimental and theoretical

investigations, resulting in not only the observation of

a number of intr iguing phenomena , bu t also

the emergence of a new class of t ransport and

optoelectronic devices.

It was while he was at IBM that Professor Esaki was

awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1973, in

recognition of his breakthrough discovery of tunneling

in semiconductors, a quantum-mechanical effect in

which an electron passes through a potential barrier,

even though classical theory predicted that it could not.

What he achieved was, by his own high standards,“a

simple and inexpensive experiment, but important. It

was probably the least expensive Nobel Prize-winning

experiment ever conducted.”

Professor Esaki’s dedication to science is matched

by his commitment to giving something back to his

homeland, powerfully expressed through his role as

educator. In 1992, he assumed the presidency at the

University of Tsukuba, which is considered Japan’s most

technologically advanced university. During his six-year

tenure there, he made great contributions to the reform

and internationalization of the Japanese education

system. He was chosen Chair of the country’s National

Commission on Educational Reform, making him a

driving force behind this important catalyst for change.

He became President of the Shibaura Institute of

Technology in April 2000.

Professor Esaki has an impressive list of accolades.

In addition to his Nobel Prize, he received the American

Physical Society International Prize for New Materials

in 1985, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics

Engineers Medal of Honor in 1991, and the 1998 Japan

Prize, among others. He is a Fellow of the American

Physical Society, the Insti tute of Electrical and

Electronics Engineers and the American Academy of

Arts and Sciences; a Member of the Physical Society of

Japan, the Max-Planck-Gessellschaft, the American

Philosophical Society, and the Italian National Academy

of Science; a Foreign Associate of the US National

Academy of Sciences and the US National Academy of

Engineering; and a Foreign Member of the Russian

Academy of Sciences. He is Chairman of the Science

and Technology Promotion Foundation of Ibaraki.

For anyone wanting to realize their creative

potential, Professor Esaki has “five golden rules” to offer:

Don’t allow yourself to be trapped by the

constraints of your past experience.

Don’t become overly attached to any authority

in your field.

Don’t hold on to what you don’t need.

Don’t avoid confrontation.

And finally-

* Don’t forget your spirit of childhood curiosity,

a vital component of the human imagination.

Professor Esaki himself is a living example of these

golden rules. Indeed, creativity and a pioneering spirit

have been the guiding light in his work as both scientific

researcher and educator, and the recurring themes in

the messages he communicates to people over the

world.

Mr Pro-Chancellor, I have the honor to present to

you, on behalf of the University, Professor Leo Esaki,

President of the Shibaura Institute of Technology and

Nobel Laureate in Physics, for the degree of Doctor of

Science honoris causa.

ADDRESS BY

Professor Leo ESAKI

Mr Pro-Chancellor, Mr Chairman, President Chu,

Council members, distinguished guests, faculty

members, fellow students, ladies and gentlemen:

On the occasion of the 10“ anniversary of the Hong

Kong University of Science and Technology, it is a great

privilege and pleasure for me to be awarded an honorary

doctorate. I wish to express my heartfelt appreciation

for t he honor bestowed on me. I also wish to

congratulate all present on the successful completion

of the first decade since the foundation of this

University.

May I salute all of you-faculty, Council, staff and

students-who have brought this institution to the

forefront of the great technological universities of the

world in a very short period of time.

May I salute especially the two presidents, founding

President Professor Chia-Wei WOO, and the new

President, Professor Paul Ching-Wu CHU. In any type

of organization, how a leader steers the organization is

of profound importance to its fate. Professor Chia-Wei

Woo has made a great contribution to the development

of the University by recruiting and retaining high-

quality faculty members and keeping a proper balance

between science and technology. I had an opportunity

to witness for myself the remarkable progress this

University made under his leadership, serving as a

Council member in the period from August 1993 to

July 1998.

One of my favorite books is The Uses of the

University written by Clark Kerr, former President of

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the University of California at Berkeley. I would like to

quote the following sentence from his book:

“The issue is whether the president should be leader

or office holder; educator or caretaker; creator or

inheritor; initiator or consensus-seeker; the wielder of

power or the persuader; ‘pump’ or ‘bottleneck’ .”

There is no question that the founding President,

Professor Chia-Wei Woo, proved himself a first-rate

leader, educator, creator, initiator, wielder of power

and “pump”, not a “bott1eneck”at all.

You are also fortunate to have Professor Paul Ching-

Wu Chu as your new President, an outstanding solid-

state physicist who played a key role in opening up the

new frontier of high-temperature superconductivity.

The numerous awards Professor Chu has received attest

to his great contribution to the art and technology of

high-temperature superconductivity.

In the history of science and technology, you will

notice that scientific breakthroughs or technological

innovations occasionally occur and that opens up new

scientific or technological frontiers. The discovery of

the high-temperature superconductor in 1986 is

considered to be one such event. The invention of the

transistor in 1947 was also such an event. It significantly

impacted human civilization, sparking the computer

revolution that has transformed our society into one

that is information-oriented.

Science is an institutionalized art of inquiry,

creating knowledge for a systematic understanding of

the physical and human environment, while technology

is the application of scientific knowledge to resolving

social and economic problems.

It is entrepreneurial venture that puts knowledge

to practical use and so transforms knowledge into

wealth. A helping hand in this process from a university

can often play an important role in facilitating the

incubation of business start-ups. This constitutes a

worthwhile contribution to society on the part of the

university.

There is a tendency, especially in mature and stable

societies, to assume that the future will simply be a

natural and linear extrapolation of the past through

the present. However, nowadays i t is scientific

breakthroughs and technological innovations that

shape and form the future. It is the power of intellectual

creativity that plays the decisive role in the process of

forming singularities and cusps in the historical space-

time continuum.

The powers of the human mind can be divided into

two major categories. One is the power of the judicious

mind (discretion), which allows us to analyze, understand,

select and make fair judgment. The other is the power of

the creative mind (imagination), which allows us to create

new ideas through the activity of the intellect. It is this

form of intellectual creativity that provides the engine for

progress and that has stimulated and sustained the advance

of human civilization.

We must therefore be aware of an important issue.

Academic education, as provided by most schools today,

is aimed primarily at nurturing the judicious mind. This

means a special effort may be required to develop the

creative mind in an environment that combines freedom

and discipline in such a way that they do not oppose each

other.

Chinese people and the Chinese society have

always valued education and dedicated themselves to

its enhancement. For the well being of the nation, it is

necessary to foster more creative Chinese citizens who

can play a major role on the international stage.

This University has been performing very well in

its mission: education, research and contribution to

society. I sincerely hope that your young, dynamic and

well-organized University will continue to grow under

the leadership of the new President, Professor Paul

Ching-Wu Chu, and will meet all of our mutual hopes

and aspirations in the IT (information technology)-

driven society of today and tomorrow.

Address by the Graduate Representative o f the School o f Engineering

Ms Yee Man SZETO BEng in Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management

(Transportation Logistics Management)

Council Vice-chairman, President Chu, professors, parents and fellow graduates:

Good afternoon! It is my great honor, standing in fiont of so many distinguished guests, to say a few words on behalf of my fellow graduates.

Time truly flies. Three years ago, when I entered HKUST, I knew nothing about the University and my major, engineering. I was perplexed and I encountered many dif5culties. Life was full of challenges and surprises at that time with new schoolmates, new teachers and a new environment.

Today, I am pleased to tell you all that in the past three years, with the help and assistance of all kinds from the University and our respected professors and lecturers, I have gained the utmost ability and have enjoyed much fkom my university life.

Have you ever seen the movie “Mr Holland’s Opus”? In the film, Mr Holland met a group of students who showed no interest in their own studies and were indifferent to his teachings. But he never gave up, and in the end, through his sincerity and patience, his students were changed. He successfully aroused his students’ learning initiative and inspired thousands of students.

What happened is not only the plot of a movie. Like those students in the movie, I, and probably my fellow students, were once without direction. As Mr Holland did in the movie, all the teaching staff at HKUST did their utmost to nurture and educate us to be better, more competent people. Professors helped me build up my self-confidence, develop my potential capability to a level of distinction, and widen my horiion by giving me chances to explore the world. Without the unremitting effort, guidance and support fkom all the teaching staff of the University, we surely would not have learnt and gained so much during these three years. What our teachers have taught us, and the other things that we have gained, will always be in our hearts.

On behalf of all graduates, I would like to express our deepest gratitude to our respected teachers, to thank them for

composing a great song for all of us to play harmoniously together.

To our dearest parents, you have given us all your love. Mere words cannot express our gratitude for these two decades of your care and support. Sometimes, we do not meet your expectations. But no matter what happens, you still consider us the most wonderful boys or girls in your lives, and devote your entire lives to take care of us. So, we will use the rest of our lives to return our love to you.

To our fellow schoolmates, we have gone through the bittersweet and tough yet exciting university life together. Thanks for your support and sharing. You are the shining light in my unforgettable university life.

These three years have become a harmonious song at HKUST. Our background music is the innovative teaching methods, comprehensive equipment and attractive campus. The guidance of a highly distinguished network of people has enabled us to follow a modern tempo. Thank you for the teaching. We are now key notes in this symphony. Without your efforts in these past years, our symphony could not be played in harmony. You are due the credit for all the hard work and dedication that has helped bring us to this day.

In the future, there may be times when our path seems too narrow or crooked, and the light at the end of the tunnel may not be in sight. But if we work through every obstacle with our heart, we can reach an unexpected and wonderful place. With our strength and talent, you can compose a renowned symphony for our family, our alma mater, and for society.

Finally, let me once again express my deepest gratitude to all the teaching staff of the University. The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology is already 10 years old, and has successfully coached thousands and thousands of students to contribute to our society.

I wish our alma mater fruitful and successful decades to come and that this will extend forever. Thank you.

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Ms Linda Lok-Wan CHOW MPhil in Mechanical Engineering

Council Vice-chairman, President, teachers, parents, fellow graduates, ladies and gentlemen:

Good afternoon. After six years at HKUST, first as an undergraduate, then as a graduate student and currently as a research assistant, I feel privileged to take this opportunity on behalf of my fellow graduates to express my sincere gratitude to you.

Now, everybody talks about “IT’: Information technology apparently is treated as equivalent to science and technology. I am not computer science major, but “IT” holds three Merent meanings to me.

Education usually means “Information Transfer’: the first meaning of“1T”for me. Teachers lecture while students listen. If students have not learned, teachers tend to get the blame. But we have learned, so our teachers should get the credit. Thus our first thanks should be given to our a h a muter, HKUST, and especially to the graduate school. Here we have learned that knowledge acquisition should be an “ Intelligent Transformation ”of information. Thus this second“1T”is filled with value-added and creative elements.Then, what are the keys? They are my third “IT’: “Inspiration and Tolerance”.

Bringing these “IT” keys to us are our devoted professors. Research is usually considered impractical by industry. Yet even in such tightened circumstances as we have today, our professors’ inspiration and perseverance have produced many research results that have been published in top journals, developed into products or patents, and become entrepreneurial ventures. Professors, your efforts are truly appreciated!

We are also indebted to our visiting scholars from the Chinese Mainland. Their inspiration and persistence exempethe spirit of conducting march to us. Even through daily contact, not only do they help us learn Putonghua, but also teach us about Chinese culture and customs.

Our thanks should also go to our laboratory technicians for their dedication and tolerance, fine-tuning equipment for some extreme test conditions, and testing machmes repeatedly. Without their work, we would not have been able to conduct

our research experiments so smoothly.

We also cannot forget to thank the supportive staff of our University. Do you remember, just six years ago, we had to bring a 3.5 inch boot disk to operate a 486 PC in the computer barn? Now, we can simply drop by any Express Station for web surfing. No one can fail to appreciate our well-equipped and beautiful campus. Just pick a window seat in the library, and you can enjoy the shining morning sun, the glow of a reddish sunset, the tranquility of platinurr-like full moon on the sea, or even the roaring of the waves in a typhoon.

While overnight experiments, piles of abstruse papers and reference books, and heated arguments among peers seemed to make the research road steeper, postgraduate Me nonetheles leaves us many sweet memories. We enjoyed many great times with our friends in lab, had lunch together, played ball games, watched movies and had fun at birthday parties. One example that stands out was the Trailwalker event, where I was inspired by my teammates’ determined will and strong mutual support.

As teaching assistants, we had hours and hours of homework to mark weekly, Every lab demonstration or tutorial took arduous efforts in preparation. Once we stepped into the classroom, though, seeing the expression on students’ faces change from confusion to determination and then satisfaction would recharge us for the next lesson. Presenting papers overseas, meeting with worldwide experts and even sightseeing were really precious and fruitful experiences.

Last but not the least, we express our love to our dearest parents. They always inspired us to face any challenge bravely, and tolerated our temper when we were frustrated with experiment failures, or when we were stressed under examination pressure. That must be the best “chicken soup for the soul” in the world! I hope we can learn how to make that “soup from our parents some day.

Recently, we seem to hear one piece of bad news after another. Threat of a world recession has forced us to stren&en ourselves within our areas of expertise. May we keep our inspiration on wing, turn crisis into opportunity, and soar with HKUST! Thank you!

Address by the Graduate Representative of the School o f Business and Management

Mr Tony Nang CHAN BSc in Economics and Finance

Dr Lo, President Chu, Professor Chan, members of the faculty, graduates and their families, ladies and gentlemen:

Let me begin by expressing my appreciation for the very deep honor that you have conferred upon me. Recently our Business School has been moving up the international rankings and has attained recognition as one of the best business schools in the world. As one of its graduates, I feel excited and honored.

In the past three years, I am lucky to have studied in this young and dynamic university, an institute with energy and vision. Nowadays, top government officials and business leaders are urging university students to gain in te rna t iona l experience by working in multinational corporations and by participating in exchange programs. This is exactly what HKUST Business School has been actively developing and implementing from its initial years, as they foresaw the need of society for students with international exposure. HKUST students have long been enjoying all these opportunities.

Thanks to these programs, I was able to study in the US as an exchange student for one semester, and to work in Morgan Stanley as a student intern. In an international case competition, I worked with three other schoolmates to formulate a strategy for a US consulting firm and competed with students from Ivy League universities. All these experiences have greatly widened my international perspective, and enriched my university life. I would like to thank the administration of the Business School. Your efforts have been much appreciated.

I believe that many of my schoolmates have had similar wonderful experiences in the past three years. But what’s next? Of course, I myself don’t have a simple answer. But I have acquired some of the aspirations of our professors.

Everybody knows that we have a world-class faculty here. But it seems to me that not every one of us can appreciate their sense of mission to contribute to society. Take the Departments of Economics and Finance, which I belonged to, as an example. Our professors all come from prestigious universities and many of them could well be headhunting targets of Wall Street firms. However, they choose to devote themselves to teaching and academic research. They advise on various social issues via different channels. They help improve the infrastructure of the local financial markets with cutting-edge knowledge in finance they have learned from leading universities like Harvard o r Stanford, and they educate small investors through newspapers or TV on a daily basis. I first learned the meaning of the word “globa1ization”as the ultimate solution to a well-diversified portfolio in their finance classes; but I understood the meaning of it from their actions: as an approach to improve our own region by learning the latest knowledge of other countries and by avoiding the painful mistakes they have made. I believe that even though we may not enter the field of academic research after graduation, their sense of commitment to society is something we should learn.

Lastly, I would like to take this opportunity to thank my parents and my family members for their everlasting love and care. Also, I would like to say that I am happy to have made many good friends here, who have advised me when I was lost. Finally, I thank the Almighty God for arranging all these for me.

My fellow schoolmates, we will be heading for our dreams and targets now. Let us work hard together to contribute to our society with a sense of mission for Hong Kong, and make ourselves proud of being graduates of HKUST. Thank you.

Address by the Graduate Representative o f the School o f Business and Management ~- - -

Ms V i v h Yun ZHUO MBA

Dr Lo, Professor Chu, Professor Chan, Dr DeKrey, distinguished guests, fellow students, ladies and gentlemen:

I appreciate very much the honor to represent my class -“the Class of Financial Times” to give a speech on this exciting occasion.

Dr Steve DEKREY, Associate Dean and Director of MBA/EMBA/MSc Programs, called us “the Class of Financial Times” as our class coincided with the start of world recognition of the quality of HKUST’s MBA program. On 22 January this year, the School was listed in the Financial Times’ world top 50 league; on 3 August it was ranked No. 1 in Asia-lnc’s business school ranking. Each member of the School’s administration, faculty, staff and students has a role in the bittersweet story behind the great success that this 10-year-old Business School has attained.

10 years’ time changed the School and two years’ time changed us. We’ve learned how to understand and respect differences, how to challenge our own limits while remaining unfazed by frustrations, how to maximize outputs by fostering teamwork, and more importantly, we’ve learned to be sensitive to change.

The world is full of changes. The burst of the IT bubble has tipped the global technology sector and rattled the world economy. The recent tragic events in the US have created a short-term impact on major financial markets and the related uncertainties are set to affect the longer- term economic development of the world. The Asian dragons-Singapore and Taiwan-have been experiencing sluggish growth, and South Korea is slowing down considerably after its magical recovery from the Asian financial crisis in the 1990s.

But the world is not without a bright spot. For example, China’s GDP is growing at about 7% a year and India’s at 5%. China has overtaken the US as number one in the world in terms of the number of mobile phone users, amounting to 120.6 million at the end of July. The number of Internet users in China has been growing at a double-

digit rate over the past three years and stood at 26 million in June this year. What does that all mean? The world is fast changing. Slumps give us the chance to turn around and initiations bring new opportunities. Young executives, like us, are required to be dynamic and able to reinvent ourselves in the new era.

It is the HKUST MBA program that has provided us with the solid technical knowledge and valuable business experience in an efficient way. Professors with diverse international exposure in various academic fields shared with us the essence of their vast knowledge. The MBA office arranged internship opportunities for us. Through working in a real business environment we were able to practise what we have learned. We also participated in international contests and won prizes. We attracted scholarships and fellowships from big multinationals like Morgan Stanley and Citigroup. Thanks to HKUST’s first- rate student exchange program, we were sent to various top world business schools, working with the most talented international students, immersing ourselves in different cultures and taking home with us the leading- edge knowledge in information technology and business management. Today we’ve obtained the tools to locate real opportunities in a more integrated and globalized economy.

The first year in this new millennium sees the graduation of our class. It is one of the most significant milestones in my career and I believe it’s also true for all my classmates. As we graduate from the HKUST Business School, we all look forward to starting our new endeavors with much enthusiasm. To quote a Chinese saying, we are now “on the crest of the waves”. The two years of training and development along this beautiful coast of Clear Water Bay have enabled us to sail on to the bigger ocean, managing the ups and downs and moving toward our desired direction.

Lastly, on behalf of a dynamic, enthusiastic and intelligent class, I wish all of you all the best in your study and career. Thank you.

Address by the Graduate Representative of the School of Science

Ms On On LEE BSc in Biology

Mr Pro-Chancellor, President Chu, professors, guests, parents and fellow students:

Good afternoon. Today, I am honored to be able to deliver this speech on behalf of this year’s graduates in the School of Science. First of all, welcome all of you to our graduation ceremony to share our happiness. We, comrades-in-arms, having walked shoulder to shoulder for three years, are now, once again gathered on this beautiful campus. Reminiscing about bits and pieces of our university life in the past three years, different bittersweet feelings come to our minds.

University life began with orientation camp. To a new student, the three days of O’Camp was pretty much a challenge of courage, wisdom and endurance. Thanks to the University, who provided all students the hall space so that we could share our life experience. We have learned to act independently and socialize with others. In addition, participating in different clubs and societies in the University enriched our campus life.

Some may say that HKUST is an institution full of stress and tension. Tight class schedules, endless assignments, tests and exams ... etc, can sometimes make us depressed. However, I would say that our University is a high technology and well-equipped academic center full of energy and innovation. Meanwhile, everything in this University, such as the library, lecture theaters, computer barns, classrooms and.even the grass and trees on campus, is carefully designed and placed with great thought, in order to provide a comfortable environment for us to learn and study.

HKUST is not only an education center but also a leading institution that excels in cutting- edge research. The success in mass-producing hEGF protein, in creating the world’s smallest single-walled carbon n a n o t u b e s a n d d i s c o v e r i n g t h e y e x h i b i t superconducting properties, and in culturing Cordyceps sinensis in the laboratory, are just highlights of HKUST’s achievements which benefit our education, the economy and society.

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Today, we have graduated! Apart f rom the continuous hard work done by the students, I deeply believe that much of HKUST’s success is the fruit of years of dedication of our professors here. So, on behalf of all the graduates, I would like to express my gratitude and appreciation for their guidance, inspiration and encouragement. As well, dear parents and family members, without your unconditional care, love and support, we would not be able to gather here. Heartfelt thanks to you all. It is difficult t o express my thankfulness to everybody in such a short time. We will remember these three years of university life throughout our lives.

Three years ago, I always dreamed about this moment; but now that my dream has come true and so quickly, I am at a loss. Sometimes, we can’t help feeling a little anxious about the uncertainties in the future. However, I am confident that, with the three years of training here, HKUST’s graduates will be capable of facing up to difficulties, and will take off and soar high. To conclude my address, I wish all of you the best and success. God bless all of you. Thank you!

Address by the Graduate Representative o f the School o f Humanities and Social Science - _ _ ____

Dr Shuk Wah POON PhD in Humanities

Mr Pro-Chancellor, Mr Chairman, President Chu, fellow graduates, ladies and gentlemen:

I am Shuk Wah POON, a new PhD from the Division of Humanities at HKUST. On behalf of all the graduates of 2001, I thank you all for coming to our Congregation this afternoon.

I am honored and delighted to have been given an opportunity to share with you my life during my six years of study at HKUST. This experience has changed my life, not only because I met my husband here, but also because of the stimulating learning environment nurtured by the commitment and efforts of my professors, classmates, and the staff of the University Library.

My intellectual pursuit in the last few years has been accompanied by ups and downs, excitement and discouragement. But I am so grateful that whenever I felt confused and frustrated especially while I was struggling with my dissertation, my professors in the Division of Humanities were always at my side, giving me advice and encouragement. I feel blessed by their loving care and intellectual inspiration. I am also grateful for the spirit of academic freedom that they have been nurturing at HKUST.

We are encouraged to form our own ideas, to question, to challenge, to problematize, instead of going after conventional wisdom or theories. Academic achievements will never be possible without respect for academic freedom. Here, let me thank my professors for this healthy environment in which we learn how to sharpen our intellectual vision and develop our critical thinking skills.

I am also fortunate in that I have met so many talented students at HKUST. They shared with me their enthusiasm for knowledge and their determination to enhance the academic atmosphere of Hong Kong. The exchange of ideas in seminars and in the postgraduate students’ office was a rewarding and enjoyable

experience. I also want to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to the staff of the University Library, who have been so dedicated in providing us with an excellent research and study environment.

The attack in New York less than two months ago and the ensuing military response vividly show us that if technological advance is not accompanied by human i sm and the will t o improve cu l tura l understanding between peoples, the results can be catastrophic. Only through humanistic training can we transcend cultural, ethnic, political and economic differences, and develop respect for mankind as a whole.

In this University, a university of science and technology, the Division of Humanities has been playing an important role in promoting cross-cultural perspectives. I am glad that as a graduate of the Division, I have learnt the appreciation of humanity, and am ready to pass it on to the next generation.

The academic training at HKUST can broaden our intellectual horizons. Certainly it has broadened mine, enriched my life and instilled within me even higher intellectual aspirations. The learning experience at HKUST has given me a good beginning for my future intellectual pursuits, and made me more determined to help bring about a world with greater cultural understanding. Thank you.

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SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

7 November 2001

The Council Vice-chairman declares the Congregation open.

The President addresses the Congregation.

The Dean of Engineering presents candidates for the Degree of BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING.

The Graduate Representative of the undergraduate programs addresses the Congregation.

The Dean of Engineering presents candidates for the Degrees of MASTER OF SCIENCE and MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY

The Dean of Engineering presents candidates for the Degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY.

The Graduate Representative of the postgraduate programs addresses the Congregation.

The Council Vice-chairman declares the Congregation closed.

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LIN, Chung Ngai LING, Yui Kong LIU, Wan Lung Jonathan LUK, Cora NG, Chin To SO, Siu Bong SY, Wing Woon TANG, Yee Kan TONG, Chi Kuen TONG, Koon Man WONG, Chi Keung WONG, Ching Yi WONG, Wing Kin WU, Ka Ho YEUNG, Hang Ting YEUNG, Ka Chun YEUNG, Wing Hang YU, Wing Chun YUNG, Pui Sze

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CHAN, Ka Ming CBAN, Mang Fai CHENG, Yu Wang FUNG, Tin Wan Raymond HO, Jonathan Marcus HSIEH, Ding Fei IP, Ting Pong LAM, Ho Pun LAM, Ka Wing

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LAU, Wing Hon LI, Yuk Hin LO, Ming Cheung LO, Pui Ching Florence LUI, Sze Ming MAK, Ming Fai Ivan NG, Yan Kin TIN, Ying Kit Allen TUNG, Tsan Kwan WONG, Sze Hang WONG, Tsz Ming YAN, Kin Ho YIP, Keung YUEN, Ming Hon

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CHAN, Karn Chung CHAN, Mei Pou CHUI, Ka Chun Wallace CHUNG, Chi Yip HO, Yuen Han KAN, Sun W a KOON, Kin Kee KU, Yiu Yee LAI, Siu Pan M U , Wang Wa

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CHAN, Ding Bong CHAN, Kwok Wai CHAN, Yuk Fung CHENG, Koon Tung CHEUNG, Kin Kuen HUNG, Chi Ping LAM, Wing Keung LEE, Chun Kit Jackie LEUNG, Wai Kwan LEUNG, Ying Kit LI, Chun Pong David PO, Chi On PONG, Wing On SETO, Chi Shing SIN, Chi Wai TING, Tsz Kit WAN, Tak Chi WONG, Kim Man WONG, W u n Kei John

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CHAN, Hok Chung CHAN, Kin Ngai CHAN, Sze Chi CHENG, Yuen Shun LAI, Chun Kit LAM, Leung Yuk Frank LAW, Kit Shun Sharon SI, Yingtao WANG, Qiang

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CABKAL,Sandro Valerio De Souza CHAN, Chi Chung CHENG, Pak Cheung CHEUK, Chi Yin KO, Chi Pui LAM, Tsz Hang LEE, Shung Kee LILT, Chun Pong LO, Ka Kan MO, Hau Kwok NIP, Chung Nga TANG, Ka Wa Danise WANG, Qian WONG, Ho Fai WONG, Yin Fun Andrew XU, Ying YIP, Chun Wing ZHOU, Wen Wen

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CHAN, Chi Wai CHAN, Kin Ching CHEUNG, Kin Man CHEUNG, Tin Wo CHOI, Chi Yin CHOW, Calvin CHU, Siu Hang CHUNG, Po Loi FUNG, On Tik Andy FUNG, Wai Kwok IF, Kin Fai Epsilon

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JIANG, Ying KWOK, Ki Wan LAU, Wai Kay LEE, Tak Wan Angus LEUNG, Kai Kin LEUNG, Yiu Cho LIU, Alan MANTZOUROGIANNIS, Marios POON, Kin Man SHIU, Hoi Nam SUN, Yuxiang SZE, Tsz Wo TAM, Yik Cheung TONG, Wai Shun Dickson WONG, Ka Cheong WONG, Yung XU, Zhendong YANG, Yi YIN, Li YIP, Ming Ho Anthony

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LEUNG, Hang Ching Jason LEUNG, Kwok Hang LEUNG, Tat Chung LIU, Yichen MA, Chi Yuen NG, Kwan Wah SFAR, Sana SHARIF, Md. Raihan SHEN, Hongxia SHUM, Siu Man TANG, Jing Jung TAO, Wai Yuk William IhTANG, Rongxin WONG, Ka Wing Paul Ka-pui WONG, Kwan Wai XU, Chen YIM, Chi Ho YIP, Chun Kwan YIU, Chun Lai YUEN, Kin To ZAN, Lei ZHANG, Baolong ZOU, Peiqing

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N i n t h Congrega t ion

ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

8 November 2001

1. The Council Chairman declares the Congregation open.

2. The President addresses the Congregation.

3 . The Acting Dean of Business and Management presents candidates for the Degrees of BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION and BACHELOR OF SCIENCE.

4. The Graduate Representative of the undergraduate programs addresses the Congregation.

5. The Acting 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, EXECUTIVE MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, and MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.

6. The Acting Dean of Business and Management presents candidates for the Degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY.

7. The Graduate Representative of the postgraduate programs addresses the Congregation.

8. The Council Chairman declares the Congregation closed.

Mace curried by

Professor James C Westland

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ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE

9 November 2001

1. The President addresses the Congregation.

2. The Dean of Science presents candidates for the Degree of BACHELOR OF SCIENCE.

3. The Dean of Science presents candidates for the Degrees of MASTER OF SCIENCE and MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY

4. The Dean of Humanities and Social Science presents candidates for the Degrees of MASTER OF ARTS and MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY.

5. The Dean of Science presents candidates for the Degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY.

6. The Dean of Humanities and Social Science presents candidates for the Degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY.

7. The Graduate Representative of the School of Science addresses the Congregation.

8. The Graduate Representative of the School of Humanities and Social Science addresses the Congregation.

9. The President presents Dr Lau Wah-Sum, GBS, JP for the Degree of DOCTOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION honoris causa.

10. The President presents Professor Leo Ou-Fan Lee for the Degree of DOCTOR OF HUMANITIES honoris causa.

11. The President presents Professor Wang Debing for the Degree of DOCTOR OF SCIENCE honoris C I I U S I I .

12. The President presents Professor Leo Esaki for the Degree of DOCTOR OF SCIENCE honoris causa.

13. Professor Leo Esaki addresses the Congregation.

14. The President presents the “Michael G Gale Medal for Distinguished Teaching,

15. Mr Anthony K C Cheong presents the “Stephen Cheong Kam-chuen Medal for Distinguished Service to the Student Body”.

16. The Pro-Chancellor declares the Congregation closed.

Citations fur honorary degrees read by Professor Gary C Biddle Professor Li Fen Chen

Professor H Benjamin Peng Professor Bradley A Foreman

Mace carried by

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CHAN, Ching Po CHAN, Ka Hang CHAN, Kwok Wai CHAN, Ming Kim CHENG, Chun Kwong CHU, Chun Tat HO, Chung Wai Sammi IP, Man Ho KWOK, Chi Bun Ronald KWONG, Wai Kuen LAI, Chi Chung LAU, Koon Chi LEE, Frederic LEE, Man Kit LEIJNG, Ka Yan LI, Ying Kin LIN, Chun Yu LING, Chung Hang LIU, Chak Bun Alfred MAN, Po Kong NG, Hon Yin NG, Ka Kay PANG, Pui Yin SHUM, Yu Wang Guinness TAM, Hon Kit TAM, Kin Man TANG, Lap Ming TANG, Yen Man TSE, Ming Yee WONG, Hon Kwan YIP, Wun Yung

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CHAN, Ka Yun CHOW, Lok Yuen KO, Lung Sang LOK, Ka Chun TING, Chun Man TSANG, Hing Wai WU, Kim YU, Wai Yin

Master of Science in Environmental Science 59% 6R f- (333% 84%)

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CHAN, Ka Ki Richard CHANG, Kim Ho CHAU, Pui Fong CHENG, Tse Kiu CHOW, Chi Kwong CHU, Yan Yan Winnie FANG, Tsz Kam HO, Bik Fai HO, Chak Ming HUANG, Wei LAM, Fung Ming LAM, Tung Wan Dorothy LAU, Chi Wai LAU, Wan Keung Ken LEE, Shui Yee LEE, Wai Chung LEE, Wai Man Phoebe MA, Chor Keung NG, Cheung Chuk NG, Kar Men Carmen TSANG, Ka Man TSANG, Man Wai WONG, Chun Wah WONG, Hiu Lam YIM, To Hang

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CHENG, Yuen Shan LAM, Yee Hong Brian LAU, Tao Yin LEUNG, Ka Man LEUNG, King Wong LI, Hoi Ming LI, Kam Ming TIAN, Yaji TSANG, Fan Cheung XU, Ke XU, Qing

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CHAN, Sze Man CHENG, Wai Ming Anthony GAO, Wenhua KAM, Wan Lung LEE, Michelle LO, Hau Yi Paulisally SIOW, Lam TONG, Yu Kwan

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CHAN, Man Hong CHEN, Cheng DAI, Shouxin LAM, Pui See LEUNG, Shing Yu LI, Jun LUO, Shangzhen PEI, Lai Kwan SIU, Chin Ho Henry TSE, Ka Chun WANG, Ke YU, Chun Ling ZHANG, Hu

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AU, Suk Yee CHAN, Siu Keung CHAN, Wai Lun CHAU, Tat Chung CHEUNG, Ho Yin CHEUNG, Sai Kit CHEUNG, Wai Yuen DU, Yaojun FENG, Haidong FONG, Lai Yin LAI, Leung Sing LAU, Kai Chi LAW, Chi Kong

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Doctor o f Philosophy in Biochemistry '64#k(Lk%ik%)

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CHAU, Ho Ka CHAU, Man Chao FU, King Wa S CHIFFMANN OSTROG NAI, Carmen Christine SHIH, Fung Daniel WONG, Yau Tak YAU, Chit Fai Benjamin YEUNG, Shuk Wai Suzanne

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D E G R E E S C O N F E R R E D @I B 2 43 SCHOOL OF SCIENCE

BSc (Biochemistry) BSc (Biology) BSc (Chemistry) BSc (Mathematics) BSc (Physics) BSc (Applied Physics) MSc (Biotechnology) MSc (Environmental Science) MSc (Materials Science and Engineering) MSc (Mathematics) MSc (Physics) MPhil (Biochemistry) MPhil (Biology) MPhil (Chemistry) MPhil (Mathematics) MPhil (Physics) PhD (Biochemistry) PhD (Biology) PhD (Chemistry) PhD (Mathematics) PhD (Physics)

School Total

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

BEng (Electronic Engineering and Computer Engineering) BEng (Chemical Engineering) BEng (Chemical and Environmental Engineering) BEng (Chemical and Polymer Engineering) BEng (Civil and Structural Engineering) BEng (Civil and Environmental Engineering) BEng (Computer Engineering) BEng (Computer Science) BEng (Computer Science and Computer Engineering) BEng (Computer Science-Information Engineering) BEng (Electronic Engineering) BEng (Electronic Engineering-Information and

BEng (Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management) BEng (Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management-

BEng (Mechanical Engineering) BEng (Mechanical Engineering-Building Services) MSc (Chemical Engineering) MSc (Civil Engineering) MSc (Computer Science) MSc (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) MSc (Environmental Engineering) MSc (Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management) hZSc (Mechanical Engineering) MPhil (Chemical Engineering) MPhil (Civil Engineering) MPhil (Computer Science) MPhil (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) MPhil (Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management) MPhil (Mechanical Engineering) PhD (Chemical Engineering) PhD (Civil Engineering) PhD (Computer Science) PhD (Electrical and Electronic Engineering)

Communication Engineering)

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School Total ZW2?8A%

SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE

MA (China Studies) MA (Chinese Studies) MA (Humanities) MA (Social Science) iUPhil (Humanities) MPhil (Social Science) PhD (Humanities) PhD (Social Science)

School Total

UNIVERSITY TOTAL

6 7

994

1 1 3

40 1 6 4

13 18 4

12 1 2

27 2 2

158 16 85

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3 10

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2488

92

HONG KONG UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Titles of PhD Theses Completed in 2000-01

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE

Doctor o f Philosophy in Biochemistry FAN, Jingsong. Structure-function studies of the 8-kDa dynein light

chain: A multifunctional regulatory protein. LAI, Kwok On. Expression of eph receptors and ephrins in skeletal

muscle and their localization at the neuromuscular junction. LAM, Tin Long. Studies, optimization, and application of protein

excretion in escherichia coli. YAM, Hoi. Regulation of cyclin A by phosphorylation and by

ZHANG, Qiang. Biochemical and structural characterization of interacting proteins.

PDZ domain related proteins.

Doctor o f Philosophy in Biology HAGENBEEK, Dirk. Studies on abscisic acid signal transduction

in rice (oryza sativa) protoplasts by quantitative dual-colour flow cytometry.

MU, Chun Kwan Stanley. The chemical nature of bacteria-derived larval settlement cue(s) for the marine polychaete hydroides elegans (haswell).

MAK, Ka Kan Sally. Expression of a single chain antibody, DB3 VHR100/K in the cyanobacterium synechocystis PCC 6803.

Doctor o f Philosophy in Chemistry LAW, Sui Chun. Hydrothermal synthesis of organically modified

LO, Shu Tak. Organometallic chemistry and catalytic properties of dihydrogen complexes.

SUNG, Ho Yung. Hydrothermal synthesis of organically modified metal phosphates and borates.

TRAU, Dieter Wilhelm. New strategies for the encapsulation of biomaterials and hydrophobic low molecular weight substances.

WANG, Bao Xing. Chemically modified electrodes with nanocatalysts and their layer-by-layer self-assembled nanothin films: Preparation, characterization and application.

WANG, Suhua. Synthesis and characterization of nanorods, nanowires, and nanocomposites.

XU, Kaitian. New methodologies for construct ion of hyperbranched organic and organometallic polymers.

YANG, Wenjun. Nanoengineering of layer-by-layer assembled thin films and the applications in bioanalysis.

YE, Wencai. Phytochemical studies on medicinal plants: euphorbia ebracteolata, pulsatilla chinensis, and gymnema sylvestre.

W, Zhixiang. Theoretical studies of organic reactions.

transition metal vanadates.

Doctor o f Philosophy in Mathematics CHOW, Kim Chiu. Moving spiral structure in tropical cyclones. SUN, Yeshun. Some topological properties of Julia sets of rational

iterations.

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WONG, Hoi Ying. Multivariate path dependent option pricing

YEE, Tat Leung. Singularities of differential equations and complete models.

integrability.

Doctor o f Philosophy in Physics LUO, Peixun. Theory of noisy learning in nonlinear perceptrons:

the cavity approach.

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

Doctor of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering CHAU, Lik Hang Joseph. Design and fabrication of zeolite macro-

CHEUNG, Chun Wai. Modeling the mass-transport processes in

CHOY, Kim Hung. Modeling the diffusion of acid dyes on activated

FENG, Jiyun. Carbon black (CB)-filled conductive polymer

and micromembranes.

the sorption of metal ions onto bone char.

carbon.

composites: CB distribution and electrical properties.

Doctor o f Philosophy in Civil Engineering ATANDA, Adeyemi Israel. Towards ductility enhancement of RC

structures in regions of moderate seismicity: Hong Kong case study.

CAI, Zhengyin. A comprehensive study of state-dependent dilatancy and its application in shear band formation analysis.

CHAU, Chung Kong. Durability enhancement and assessment of concrete.

CHIU, Chung Fai. Behaviour of unsaturated loosely compacted

LEI, Guohui. Behaviour of excavated rectangular piles (barrettes) in granitic saprolites.

MING, Haiyan. Fully-coupled earthquake response analysis of earth dams using a critical state sand model.

ZHANG, Nianquan. A computer-based environment for preliminary structural design, design collaboration and debign automation of tall buildings.

weathered materials.

Doctor o f Philosophy in Computer Science HUNG, Chak Kuen Patrick. Secure workflow model. KAFEZA, Eleana. Temporal aspects in workflow management

NGO, Chong Wah. Analysis of spatio-temporal slices for video

SUN, Yong. Dynamic routing and wavelength assignment in all-

WANG, Lixin. Multimedia access protocols for shared medium

systems.

content representation.

optical networks.

networks.

ZHANG, Weihong. Algorithms for partially observable Markov JIA, Wangcun. Study of spray cooling by advanced optical

LU, Guoqiang. A fundamental study of transport processes in pulse decision processes. diagnostics.

Doctor o f Philosophy in Electrical and Electronic Engineering

tube refrigerators. SIU, Wing Ming. Discrete formulation using thermal resistance

for conduction heat transfer analysis of sphere packmgs. ., SUN, Jianhong. Flapping turbulent plane jets in shallow water and

XUE, Pu. Cellular textile composites: Large deformation

ZHANG, Dongliang. Efficient algorithms for cloth simulation.

CHAN, Wing Chung Victor. Fabrication of three dimensional integrated circuit using recrystallized large grain polysilicon film.

CHEN, Zhiheng. A direct-conversion CMOS radio receiver for high

CHENG, Po Wing. Characterization and optimization of silicon

CHOI, Kin Kwan. Analysis of Cartesian stiffness in robotics

GUO, Chunbing. A monolithic 900-MHz CMOS wireless

GUO, Zihua. Multiuser detection for wideband CDMA communications.

MAHENDER, Kumar. 3-D SO1 BiCMOS technologies with excellent cross-talk isolation for RF system-on-a-chip (SOC) applications.

interacting with surface waves.

mechanisms and energy absorption behavior. speed paging.

light valves for high-definition projection display.

application.

transceiver.

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

Doctor of Philosophy in Finance LI, Xia. Essays on option valuation: A quasi-parametric method

for pricing options and testing the parametric option pricing models.

SHEN, Guo Bin. High efficiency imagehide0 coding techniques. TAN, Yue. SO1 RF integrated power amplifier for wireless

Doctor o f Philosophy in Management o f communication applications. Organizations

I I

TANG, Shu Tuen. Polarization optics of liquid crystal and its

TOUWIS, Alexandros. Optimization techniques for block based

WONG, Kai Kit. Single and multi-user MIMO antenna systems

ZHANG, Zhao Feng. CMOS radio frequency integrated circuit

ZHU, Chunxiang. Novel low temperature polysilicon thin-film

WANG, Duanxu. EmploYment and firm performance:

applications.

motion estimation in video coding.

for wireless communications.

Evidence from the People’s Republic of China.

SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE

design for direct conversion receivers.

Doctor o f Philosophy in Humanities . . transistors for system-on-glass large area microelectronic applications. POON, Shuk Wah. Refashioning popular religion: Common

people and the State in Republican Guangzhou, 191 1-1937. SUN, Weiguo. Choson’s revering the Zhou and longing for the

Ming: The influence of Ming China on Choson Korea, 1637- 1800.

WONG, Wing Ho. Markets and the State: A case-study of the grain markets of Xiangtan and Changsha in Hunan Province, 1894- 1919.

Doctor of Philosophy in Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management HANG, Dejun. Dynamic routing problems with service time

LIU, Hancong. Improving supply chain management with

LUXIMON, Ameersing. Foot shape evaluation for footwear fitting. NG, Siu Wa. Contributions to lot-sizing and inventory control

PANG, King Wah. A process planning and optimization system

SCHREYER, Henning Matthias. Systematic software design for

windows.

statistical quality methods. Doctor o f Philosophy in Social Science LI, Qiong. Self-group relationships under positiveness and

distinctiveness threats: The role of ingroup identification and cultural variations.

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