Poster Presentation
Students will present their research findings and answer questions from audience regarding their own research projects. Projects are categorised into groups of Quantitative Reasoning, The Physical World, and Life & Living based on the field of research. The best two presenters in each group will be selected to give a PowerPoint presentation in the Research Colloquium.
Date: April 16, 2026 (Thursday)
Time: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Venue: Foyer, the Faculty office (G/F, Chong Yuet Ming Physics Building)
The best two presenters in each group were:
Group A Quantitative Reasoning Mr Xiao Suyang Supervisor: Prof Suzuki Atsushi, Department of Mathematics Project Title: Error Bounds for Model Merging in the Wasserstein Space | Group A Quantitative Reasoning Miss Peng Qi Supervisor: Prof Lai Lexiao, Department of Mathematics Project Title: From Adam to NAMO: Matrix-Structured Gradient Optimization |
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Group B The Physical World Mr Zhu Zi Supervisor: Prof Zhang Jian, Department of Earth & Planetary Sciences Project Title: 3D Numerical Constraints on the Development of Crustal-Scale Ductile Shear Zones and Implications on Neoarchean Tectonic Regimes | Group B The Physical World Mr Wong Nok Him Supervisor: Prof Lim Jeremy Jin Leong, Department of Physics Project Title: X-ray cooling flows in Galaxy Clusters |

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Group C Life and Living Mr Lin Ho Ming Supervisor: Prof Merilä Juha, School of Biological Sciences Project Title: Species boundaries and island colonisation in Lesser Sunda bronzeback snakes (Dendrelaphis inornatus and D. timorensis) | Group C Life and Living Miss Saleem Yusra Supervisor: Prof Julian Tanner, School of Biomedical Sciences Project Title: Characterisation of the R10 9 Aptamer–Asprosin Interaction for an Electrochemical Biosensor in Early Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis |
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Research Colloquium
Date: April 29, 2026 (Wednesday)
Time: 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Veune: LE3, LG1/F, Library Extension Building
 | Best Presenter of 2025-26: Mr Lin Ho Ming Project title Species boundaries and island colonisation in Lesser Sunda bronzeback snakes (Dendrelaphis inornatus and D. timorensis) |