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Professor in the following disciplines: Condensed Matter Physics Interdisciplinary Research and Applied Frontier Physics Computational Physics and Artificial Intelligence Quantum Information Science and
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primary medium of instruction at UM. The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) in the Faculty of Science and Technology invites applications for multiple positions (Full/Associate
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to candidates whose research complements and synergizes with ongoing activities across IAPME and in the surrounding community. The position is expected to establish a strong research program conducting high
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including a start-up research grant, reasonable teaching load, and access to sophisticated facilities. The Department has an active research seminar series and an established doctoral program that is fast
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, biomedical sciences, brain-computer interface, data science, psychology and language, neuroeconomics, computational neuroscience and artificial intelligence. CCBS consists of four research platforms
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and PhD programmes in Sociology, and Master programme in Criminology and Criminal Justice, and there is a productive and diverse faculty drawn from many parts of the world, including the United States
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science. All of its bachelor’s degree programmes in engineering and computer science are accredited by the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE) and recognized worldwide. UM is among the top 0.1% in
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, inclusive of a start-up research grant, a reasonable teaching load, and access to sophisticated facilities. We also champion a dynamic research seminar series and oversee an expanding doctoral program. Guided
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, and access to sophisticated facilities. The Department is internationally well ranked by research output. It has an active research seminar series and an established doctoral program that is fast
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, assessment, programme planning and activity organisation will be an advantage. The successful candidates should possess the following abilities: effective ELT pedagogy in student-centred approaches, strong