Instructors/Speakers Dr. Yu Ming TANG Senior Instructor, Department of Physics and Chemistry, FST Abstract Universities are the major force and platform that drive innovation, entrepreneurship, and commercialisation of scientific research results in Macao. In this talk, speaker will introduce the Cheng Yu Tung College (CYTC) initiated project on Entrepreneurship and Innovation Project and Industry-University-Research Partnership Project, hence reviewing the role of Resident College (RC) on these projects. For instance, cooperating with Faculty of Health Science of the University of Macau to study the anticancer effects of tea catechins alone or in combination with tyrosine kinase inhibitors in various in vitro and in vivo non-small cell lung cancer models. Cooperating with the Computing Science team in Shantou University to develop […]
2022 The 2nd Macao Symposium on Cloud Computing and Intelligent Driving (CCID) 澳門第二屆雲計算與智能駕駛研討會Speaker: 3 Experts and 16 invited guests Hosted by: Prof. Cheng-Zhong Xu
Date: 25 - 26 November 2022 (Friday) Time: 9:00 a.m. – 18:00 pm Venue: FST E11-G015 & Learning Commons, University of Macau Language: English & Putonghua Kindly be reminded to observe all pandemic preventive measures. Enrolment and event details: https://b.xiumi.us/stage/v5/4S5mn/412527576
Instructors/Speakers Prof. Rui WU Professor, Spin-X Institute, South China University of Technology Abstract Electric manipulation of magnetism is expected to reduce the size and power consumption of spintronic devices. However, the current material systems in which magnetic properties can be controlled electrically often suffer from drawbacks such as high operation voltage, small magnetoelectric coefficient, and obvious leakage current (especially in the 3-1 magnetoelectric composite system). In this talk, I will introduce our latest results on 3-1 type magnetoelectric nanocomposite films. Through material and structural design, we have successfully solved the leakage problem of 3-1 magnetoelectric systems, realized the obvious converse magnetoelectric effect (i.e. electric control of magnetism) and self-biased converse magnetoelectric effects at room temperature, which is of great […]
The Effects of Wave-current Interactions on Coastal Circulation Modelling Speaker: Prof. Xiao Hua WANG, Professor, The Sino-Australian Research Consortium for Coastal Management, School of Science, The University of New South Wales Date: 02/12/2022 (Friday) Time: 11:00 - 12:00 Language: English Venue: N21-5/F Exhibition Hall (N21-5007) Abstract: Understanding the wave-current interactions (WCI) is crucial to accurate modelling of wave, tides and storm surge in the coastal oceans. In this talk, I will use case studies to show WCI can greatly modify sea level and wave height via tide-induced water level changes and current advection/refraction of wave energy. More specifically, model results show that WCI affects wave set-up in the surf zone due to a balance between cross-shore pressure gradient and wave radiations stress […]