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Eight CUHK Students Awarded Innovation and Technology Scholarship

CUHK students have won a third of the 25 awards under the Innovation and Technology Scholarship Award Scheme organized by the Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups with sponsorship from HSBC and support from the Innovation and Technology Commission of the Hong Kong SAR Government. They will each be awarded up to HK$150,000.

The scheme aims to give recognition to outstanding undergraduates in science and engineering fields, and broaden their horizons through different opportunities, including overseas attachment programmes, mentorship programmes, local internship programmes and service project programmes. It is intended to encourage the awardees to pursue science and technology as their lifelong career.

CUHK Vice-Chancellor Prof. Joseph J.Y. Sung was one of the guest of honour of the award presentation ceremony. In the Heart-to-Heart Talk session, he shared his experience of facing difficulties during the SARS outbreak in Hong Kong with some of the awardees, and advised them to set long-term goals for their life.

Mr. Chan Long, one of the awardees participating in the Heart-to-Heart Talk, has just embarked on his journey to join a summer research attachment in the Department of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry at Yale University.

List of Scholarship Recipients

Name

Programme

Year of Study

Chan Long

MB ChB

Year 3

Han Siao-cheng Diana

MB ChB

Year 3

Kuo Wai-yip

Systems Engineering and Engineering Management

Year 2

Lam Ping-hei

MB ChB

Year 3

Li Sze-wai

MB ChB

Year 1

Luk Sui-man

Physics

Year 3

Xie Phil-fei

MB ChB

Year 3

Yip Chi-yiu

Mechanical and Automation Engineering

Year 3

 

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