Seminars & Activities

Speaker:
Prof. CHANG Chip Hong
Associate Professor
Nanyang Technological University (NTU) of Singapore

Abstract:
The flourishing of Internet of Things (IoT) has rekindled on-premise computing to allow data to be analyzed closer to the source. To support edge Artificial Intelligence (AI), hardware accelerators, open-sou , ...

Speaker:
Mr. Tianhao WANG
PhD student, Department of Computer Science
Purdue University

Abstract:
When collecting sensitive information, local differential privacy (LDP) can relieve users’ privacy concerns, as it allows users to add noise to their private information before sending data to the server. LDP has bee , ...

Speaker:
Dr. Pinjia HE
Postdoctoral researcher, Computer Science Department
ETH Zurich

Abstract:
NLP systems such as machine translation have been increasingly utilized in our daily lives. Thus, their reliability becomes critical; mistranslations by Google Translate, for example, can lead to misunderstanding, financial , ...

Speaker:
Dr. Farzan FARNIA
Postdoctoral Research Associate
Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems, MIT

Abstract:
While modern adversarial learning frameworks achieve state-of-the-art performance on benchmark image, sound, and text datasets, we still lack a solid understanding of their robustness, generalizatio , ...

Speaker:
Ms. Kexin RONG
PhD student, Department of Computer Science
Stanford University

Abstract:
Data volumes are growing exponentially, fueled by an increased number of automated processes such as sensors and devices. Meanwhile, the computational power available for processing this data – as well as analysts’ abi , ...

Due to the recent pandemic or travel restriction, some students who were being offered a PhD place in overseas universities may need to change their study plan. CUHK offers a Vice-Chancellor’s PhD Scholarship of HK$80,000 on top of the Postgraduate Studentships (HK$216,300 per annum) for you to pursue a PhD degree at

Due to the recent pandemic or travel restriction, some students who were being offered a PhD place in overseas universities may need to change their study plan. CUHK offers a Vice-Chancellor’s PhD Scholarship of HK$80,000 on top of the Postgraduate Studentships (HK$216,300 per annum) for you to pursue a PhD degree at

Due to the recent pandemic or travel restriction, some students who were being offered a PhD place in overseas universities may need to change their study plan. CUHK offers a Vice-Chancellor’s PhD Scholarship of HK$80,000 on top of the Postgraduate Studentships (HK$216,300 per annum) for you to pursue a PhD degree at

Due to the recent pandemic or travel restriction, some students who were being offered a PhD place in overseas universities may need to change their study plan. CUHK offers a Vice-Chancellor’s PhD Scholarship of HK$80,000 on top of the Postgraduate Studentships (HK$216,300 per annum) for you to pursue a PhD degree at

Due to the recent pandemic or travel restriction, some students who were being offered a PhD place in overseas universities may need to change their study plan. CUHK offers a Vice-Chancellor’s PhD Scholarship of HK$80,000 on top of the Postgraduate Studentships (HK$216,300 per annum) for you to pursue a PhD degree at

Due to the recent pandemic or travel restriction, some students who were being offered a PhD place in overseas universities may need to change their study plan. CUHK offers a Vice-Chancellor’s PhD Scholarship of HK$80,000 on top of the Postgraduate Studentships (HK$216,300 per annum) for you to pursue a PhD degree at

Due to the recent pandemic or travel restriction, some students who were being offered a PhD place in overseas universities may need to change their study plan. CUHK offers a Vice-Chancellor’s PhD Scholarship of HK$80,000 on top of the Postgraduate Studentships (HK$216,300 per annum) for you to pursue a PhD degree at

Due to the recent pandemic or travel restriction, some students who were being offered a PhD place in overseas universities may need to change their study plan. CUHK offers a Vice-Chancellor’s PhD Scholarship of HK$80,000 on top of the Postgraduate Studentships (HK$216,300 per annum) for you to pursue a PhD degree at

Due to the recent pandemic or travel restriction, some students who were being offered a PhD place in overseas universities may need to change their study plan. CUHK offers a Vice-Chancellor’s PhD Scholarship of HK$80,000 on top of the Postgraduate Studentships (HK$216,300 per annum) for you to pursue a PhD degree at

Due to the recent pandemic or travel restriction, some students who were being offered a PhD place in overseas universities may need to change their study plan. CUHK offers a Vice-Chancellor’s PhD Scholarship of HK$80,000 on top of the Postgraduate Studentships (HK$216,300 per annum) for you to pursue a PhD degree at

Due to the recent pandemic or travel restriction, some students who were being offered a PhD place in overseas universities may need to change their study plan. CUHK offers a Vice-Chancellor’s PhD Scholarship of HK$80,000 on top of the Postgraduate Studentships (HK$216,300 per annum) for you to pursue a PhD degree at

Please refer to University Almanac 2020-21.

Due to the recent pandemic or travel restriction, some students who were being offered a PhD place in overseas universities may need to change their study plan. CUHK offers a Vice-Chancellor’s PhD Scholarship of HK$80,000 on top of the Postgraduate Studentships (HK$216,300 per annum) for you to pursue a PhD degree at

Please refer to University Almanac 2020-21.

Due to the recent pandemic or travel restriction, some students who were being offered a PhD place in overseas universities may need to change their study plan. CUHK offers a Vice-Chancellor’s PhD Scholarship of HK$80,000 on top of the Postgraduate Studentships (HK$216,300 per annum) for you to pursue a PhD degree at

Please refer to University Almanac 2020-21.