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: The Department is recruiting a scholar at the rank of Research Assistant Professor in the areas of multiple scattering waves and acoustic, optical forces to support the on-going development of relevant research
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/biocatalysis. Responsibilities: The successful candidate will work closely with our interdisciplinary team of researchers to develop new methodologies for converting biomass into high-value chemicals and fuels
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to develop new methodologies for converting biomass into high-value chemicals and fuels using catalytic and biocatalytic processes. Requirements: A Ph.D. in Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry, Biochemistry
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of multiple scattering waves and acoustic, optical forces to support the on-going development of relevant research areas within the department and the university. Requirements: Applicants should have worked
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and Human Development and its Departments are available at: https://fass.hkbu.edu.hk/en/academies/wellness-and-human-development.html The initial appointment will be offered on a fixed-term contract of
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equivalent qualifications with strong potential in research. Details of the theme areas and profiles of the Academy of Wellness and Human Development and its Departments are available at: https
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Job Description SCHOOL OF CHINESE MEDICINE Multiple Senior Research Assistant positions are available in the Centre for Chinese Herbal Medicine Drug Development, which is located in the Hong Kong
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-quality, impactful research in top journals; Supervising undergraduate/honours projects; and Undertaking research duties to co-develop major grant proposals at the CHRP level. Requirements: Hold a PhD in
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DEVELOPMENT Research Fellow / Senior Research Associate (24250392) The appointee is expected to conduct cognitive neuroscience research on interdisciplinary projects, duties include literature review, data
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Professor with experience and publication records in the areas of East-West Cultural Exchanges, AI and Sustainable Global and Local Development. This research theme investigates the dynamic interactions