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Department of Physics and Materials Postdoctoral Fellow / Research Assistant (Ref. 260904018) (1) Postdoctoral Fellow [Appointment period: twelve months] (2) Research Assistant [Appointment
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- “CO2-to-fuel process integration and innovations 1”. Qualifications Applicants should: (a) have an honours degree or an equivalent qualification; (b) have experience in conducting research, and
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Department of Physics and Materials Research Assistant / Project Assistant (Ref. 260904017) [Appointment period: twelve months] Duties The appointee will assist the project leader in the research
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middleware for communication between AI agents and physical devices, including cooking robots, coffee machines and vending systems; (d) conduct system integration, software testing, performance evaluation
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- “Study of the multi-physics coupling mechanism for the development of textile-based surface haptics interface”. Qualifications Applicants should have an honours degree or an equivalent qualification
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projects – “Strengthening physical literacy for preschoolers” and “Enhancing mental wellness of the elderly by mind-friendly estate model”. The project “Strengthening physical literacy for preschoolers” led
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prototyping of intelligent HVOF spraying equipment with integrated control systems; (c) contribute to the development of multi sensor fusion technologies for defect prediction and process parameter
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the interdisciplinary research project – “Strengthening physical literacy for preschoolers”, led by the School of Design with support from the Jockey Club Design Institute for Social Innovation, to conduct user-centered
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twelve months] Duties The appointees will assist the project leader in the research project - “A memory-enhanced AI agent coordination system for human-centric manufacturing process monitoring and
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period: six months] Duties The appointees will assist the project leader in the research project - “Study of the muti- physics coupling mechanism for the development of textile-based surface haptics