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Professor (holding the title of Project Manager) in the School of Nursing (Ref.: 537247), to commence as soon as possible, on a two-year fixed-term basis, with the possibility of renewal subject to
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Department of Aeronautical and Aviation Engineering Research Assistant (Ref. 260925005) [Appointment period: twelve months] Duties The appointee will assist the project leader in the research
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Department of Aeronautical and Aviation Engineering Research Assistant (Ref. 260914004) [Appointment period: twelve months] Duties The appointee will assist the project leader in the research
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publication record; excellent project management skills; the ability to work independently and under pressure; a strong sense of responsibility and self-motivation; and good coordination, problem-solving
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: Design, lead, and publish hypothesis-driven clinical research on the new drug development; Develop and submit grant proposals to secure extramural funding for clinical and translational research; Serve as
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to join in the Centre for Chinese Herbal Medicine Drug Development (CDD), which is located in the Hong Kong Science Park. Responsibilities: Design, lead, and publish hypothesis-driven clinical research
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technology to identify and validate disease-specific biomarkers in clinical samples Lead research projects investigating adipose tissue heterogeneity and the secretory factors involved in the conversion
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essential, preferably in (1) Robotics for Nano manufacturing; or (2) Intelligent Instrumentation for Biomedical Applications. Those with the capability to initiate collaborative projects with researchers in
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parties, including academics and industry partners. They should also have good analytical skills, and a good command of English and Chinese. The appointee will work on a research project led by Professor H
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will provide independent support to research projects and related academic activities. Key responsibilities include: Conducting literature reviews and synthesizing research findings Developing research