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Faculty andDepartmentalResearch/ConsultancyUnits 111 With increasing concern over continuing education, CRPWH has launched a Diploma Programme in Women’s Health Studies for health pro fession als. Courses offer ed include research method s, social and cultural perspectives of women’s health, mental health, reproductive health,common diseases in women, perimenopause and postmenopause, nutrition and women’s health, and health care systems and alternative medicine. Centre for Scientific Analysis of Ancient Artifacts Tel.:2609 6275 Fax.:2603 5204 E-mail: TLlab@cuhk.edu.hk The Yeung Shui San g Laborator y for Thermoluminescence (TL) of Ancient Ceramics was established at The Chinese University of Hong Kong in 1986 with a generous donation from Mr. Yeung Wing-Tak. Thelab began to offer its service of TLdating of ceramics to the public in 1987. It has recently been re-organized to meet new demands of the customers and is now operating as a part of the Centre for Scientific Analysis of Ancient Artifacts. Newly established in August 20 00, the Cen tre of Scien tific Analysis for Ancient Artifacts is created to linkmodern scientific methodology to archaeology and artand to forge collaborationwith research institutes in China and overseas. It contains a research componentand a service component, and applies research findings to its authentication and archaeological dating services. Centre for Scientific Modelling and Computation Tel.:2609 6343/6344 Fax.:2603 5057 E-mail :chemistry@cuhk.edu.hk The centre provides cluster-based high performance computational facilities for the atomistic simulation of molecular structu re and reactivity, new materials, and biomolecules, etc. It promotes inter-disciplinar y collabo ratio n among scientists in chemistry , phy sics, an d biolog y to develop new meth ods and applications for molecularmodelling. Centre for University and School Partnership Tel.:2603 5038 Fax.:2603 7128 E-mail: ywfung@cuhk.edu.hk cindyfan@cuhk.edu.hk Website :http://www.fed.cuhk.edu.hk/cusp The Centre for University and School Partnership was established in 1998 to foster and coordinate partnership programmes between university and schools for the improvement of education quality in Hong Kong. Its objectives are to establish par tnerships with schools o n request; provide practical solutions for