THEi Student Applied Research Presentations 2023
You are cordially invited to the SARP2023 exhibition held from 20 – 24 November 2023 in the Assembly Hall, THEi TY, and from 27 November – 1 December 2023 in…
Call for Abstract – Student Applied Research Presentations 2023 [Deadline Extended]
Check out the abstracts, posters and presentations from SARP2022 here: bit.ly/theisarp22
[Research Webinar] Green Recycling of Spent Electric Vehicle Batteries
Dr Lu Xiaoying, Helen, from the Department of Construction Technology and Engineering, Faculty of Science and Technology, shares the different green technologies that can be adopted for recycling used electric…
[Research Webinar] Should we embrace upcycled food products?
Dr Vicky Leung and Miss SHAHID UBEAD Maahin will share the preliminary findings from their research which examined the effectiveness of mental stimulants on consumers’ willingness to purchase upcycled food…
[Research Webinar] A Review of Earthquakes and Its Potential Risks to Hong Kong
Ir Dr Simon Wong from the Department of Construction Technology and Engineering, Faculty of Science and Technology, will share his research findings on earthquakes and their potential risks on building…
THEi Student Applied Research Presentations 2022 | 1 August 2022
The THEi Student Applied Research Presentations (SARP) 2022 was once again successfully hosted on the THEi website. It was encouraging to see a high participation rate, with 74 abstracts, 62…
THEi Student Applied Research Presentations SARP2022 [Now Online]
SARP2022 is now on THEi website! You are cordially invited to visit our website to see the fabulous abstracts, posters and videos on THEi students’ Final Year Projects. Moreover, you…
[Research Webinar] Cognitive and Affective Academic Self-concepts: Which Predicts Vocational Education Students’ Career Choice?
Dr Monica Choy from the Department of Hospitality Management, Faculty of Management and Hospitality, will share her research findings on which academic self-concept predicts vocational education students’ career choices. Please…