Events

EIE Homecoming

The Department organized a Homecoming event on 5 November 2022 to celebrate PolyU’s 85th Anniversary. The event was supported by the Alumni Association of Electronic and Information Engineering (AAEIE) and the Electronic and Information Engineering Student Association (EIESA). More than 20 alumni came back to their alma mater with their family members together for reunion. They were welcomed by Prof. M.W. Mak, Interim Head of Department, and Mr Dominic Tse, AAEIE Chairman. Prof. Mak introduced the latest development of EIE, while Mr Tse shared about the AAEIE activities with the participants. A laboratory tour was guided by the EIESA committee members for the guests to visit the PolyU-Innovation Technology (HK) Audio and Speech Signal Processing Joint Laboratory, PolyU-Huawei Joint Laboratory for Optical Interconnection Network and Advanced Computing System, Information Security Laboratory, and Microfabrication Laboratory. Our graduates enjoyed this event very much to tour around the EIE facilities with state-of-the-art technologies and to catch up with the professors and their classmates.

Webinar on Deep Reinforcement Learning for Operation of Commercial Heavy-Duty Electric Vehicles

Webinar on Talk with the Smart Pavement: A Prefabricated, Composite, Fully Connected, Intelligent and Sustainable Sponge Road Pavement

Webinar on Power System Dynamics and Control - Structure, Data and Learning

Seminar on New Approaches for Understanding the Perovskite Film Formation Processes

Webinar on Structural and Empirical Analysis of Network-based Information Diffusion

Webinar on Integrated Sensing and Communication

Webinar on Imaging Techniques with a Single-Pixel Detector and Their Applications

Visit to Hong Kong Police Headquarters at Wanchai

Led by Prof. Francis Lau, over 30 Year 1 EIE undergraduate students visited the Hong Kong Police Headquarters in Wanchai on 26 September 2022. They were greeted by the Assistant Commissioner of Police, Ms Catherine Kwan. During the visit, Ms Kwan and her colleagues introduced to our students that how the Hong Kong Police Force has been applying new technologies, including Geographic Information System, Internet of Things and Big Data Analytics, to facilitate their daily operations. Our students were also given a tour to the Hong Kong Island Regional Command & Control Centre, the Information and Communications Network Management Centre, and the Communications Branch Mechanical Workshop in the Police Headquarters. Led by Prof. Francis Lau, over 30 Year 1 EIE undergraduate students visited the Hong Kong Police Headquarters in Wanchai on 26 September 2022. They were greeted by the Assistant Commissioner of Police, Ms Catherine Kwan. During the visit, Ms Kwan and her colleagues introduced to our students that how the Hong Kong Police Force has been applying new technologies, including Geographic Information System, Internet of Things and Big Data Analytics, to facilitate their daily operations. Our students were also given a tour to the Hong Kong Island Regional Command & Control Centre, the Information and Communications Network Management Centre, and the Communications Branch Mechanical Workshop in the Police Headquarters.

Seminar on Advanced Modeling of Mutual Inductance for Wireless Power Transfer Systems in Automotive Applications