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Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme.
HKBU Mathematician shares his passion for mathematics (Sing Tao Daily and Headline Daily). (Details)
Dr S. Hon recevied the Early Career Award from the Research Grants Council — congratulations! (Details)
HKBU Math Scholars, Prof Hermann Brunner, Prof Charles Chui, Prof Xue Cheng Tai and Prof Lixing Zhu Listed as the World's Top 2% Most-Cited Scientists. (Details)
HKBU Mathematics Conference for Faculty of Science 60th Anniversary will be held from 7-9 December 2021.
Dr Sean Y S Hon was invited by the Council of the Hong Kong Laureate Forum to be Moderator for Dialogue with Young Scientists. (Details)
Prof. M. Cheng, Dr. Y. S. Hon, Dr. K. F. Lam, Prof. L. Ling, Dr. T. Tong and Prof. L. Zhu have been awarded research grants by Hong Kong Research Grant Council (RGC) — congratulations! [posted 07/21]
Dr Sean Y S Hon was invited by the Department of Mathematics of the Chinese University of Hong Kong to give a Guest Lecture for Enrichment Programme for Young Mathematics Talents. Details [posted 08/21]
Prof. Raymond Honfu Chan, Chair Professor of City University of Hong Kong will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 30 Jun 2021. [posted 05/21]
Six MATH colleagues received the Long Service Award 2021. The recipients were Dr. SUN Pak Kiu (10 Years), Dr. TONG Tiejun (10 Years), Prof. LING Leevan (15 Years), Dr. PENG Heng (15 Years), Prof. ZHU Lixing (15 Years) and Ms. CHUI Claudia (photo 1, photo 2) (40 Years). — congratulations! [posted 03/21]
Prof. Qiang Du, Fu Foundation Professor of Applied Mathematics, Columbia University will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 28 April 2021. [posted 03/21]
Prof. Antonin Chambolle, Research director at CNRS, with CMAP, Ecole Polytechnique will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 21 April 2021. [posted 03/21]
Prof. Andrew Stuart, Bren Professor of Computing and Mathematical Sciences, Caltech will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 21 April 2021. [posted 03/21]
HKBU Virtual Conference on Mathematics, Statistics and Data Science will be held from 20-23 April 2021. [posted 02/21]
Dr Sean Y S Hon was invited by the Council of the Hong Kong Laureate Forum to be a Guest Speaker and Judging Panellist for "Tomorrow's Scientists Exploration Camp". Details [posted 01/21]
Prof. Chi-Wang Shu, Theodore B. Stowell University Professor of Applied Mathematics, Brown University will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 10 March 2021. [posted 01/21]
Prof. Alfred Hero, John H. Holland Distinguished University Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Michigan will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 3 February 2021. [posted 01/21]
Ranking for Computer Science & Electronics in Hong Kong. [post 07/20]
Prof. X. Tai succeeds in funding (HK$1,000,000) from Initiation Grant for Faculty Niche Research Areas (IG-FNRA) — congratulations! [posted 07/20]
New research student office and visiting research scholar room, Nov 2020. (pdf) (photos) [posted 11/20]
Prof. Zhaojun Bai, Professor of Computer Science and Mathematics of University of California, Davis, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 9 December 2020. [posted 11/20]
Prof. Enrique Zuazua, Chair Professor in Applied Analysis of FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 25 November 2020. [posted 11/20]
Prof. Ron Kimmel, Professor of Computer Science, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 28 October 2020. [posted 10/20]
Prof. Carola-Bibiane Schönlieb, Professor of Applied Mathematics of University of Cambridge, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 14 October 2020. [posted 09/20]
Prof. Andrea L. Bertozzi, Distinguished Professor of Mathematics and Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering of UCLA, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 30 September 2020. [posted 09/20]
Prof. M. Cheng, Dr. J. Fan, Dr. F. Kwok, Prof. L. Liao, Prof. L. Ling, Dr. W. Wu and Prof. L. Zhu have been awarded research grants by Hong Kong Research Grant Council (RGC) — congratulations! [posted 07/20]
Dr Tong Tiejun and Dr Ding Weiyang, received the Faculty Award Scheme for Yearly Citation. [posted 05/20]
Prof. X. Tai has been appointed as new Head of Department of Mathematics with effective from 16 March 2020. [posted 03/20]
End-of-Semester Assessment for all MATH courses, GFQR1036, GFQR1037, GTSC2027 (except the final year project MATH4998) in Semester 1 of the Academic Year 2019/20. [posted 11/19]
Prof. X. Tai succeeds in funding (HK$1,177,667) from NSFC/RGC Joint Research Scheme by Hong Kong Research Grant Council — congratulations! [posted 10/19]
12 October, 9 undergraduate students (7 from the math department) took part in the International Simon Marais Mathematics Competition (photos). [posted 10/19]
Dr. Felix Kwok succeeds in funding (HK$1,851,780) from ANR/RGC Joint Research Scheme by Hong Kong Research Grant Council — congratulations! [posted 10/19]
Prof. X. Tai has delivered an invited talk at The Third International Symposium on Image Computing and Digital Medicine (ISICDM 2019). (link) [posted 09/19]
Dr. W. Ding, Dr. J. Fan, Prof. L. Liao, Prof. L. Ling, Prof. H. Liu, Prof. M. Ng, Prof. X. Tai, Dr. Y. Wang and Prof. L. Zhu have been awarded research grants by Hong Kong Research Grant Council (RGC) — congratulations! [posted 07/19]
Workshop on New Trends in Machine Learning and Numerical PDEs will be held on 18 December 2019 at Hong Kong Baptist University. [posted 12/19]
[Research - Call for Applications] RGC Postdoctoral Fellowship Scheme (PDFS) 2020/21. (pdf) (Project Checklist, Nomination Form, Report Form) [posted 09/19]
Interview regarding MathRomance on RTHK on 16 February 2019. (jpg) [posted 08/19]
Mr. LIN Xuelei (Phd Student, Hong Kong Phd Fellowship Recipent) was awarded EASIAM 2019 Student Paper Prize: Second Prize. [posted 06/19]
Mr. LIN Xuelei (Phd Student, Hong Kong Phd Fellowship Recipent) was awarded New World Mathematics Awards: Master Thesis Awards-Silver Prize, 2019. (Photo 1, Photo 2) [posted 06/19]
Workshop on Data and Imaging Science (II) will be held from 28-29 June 2019 at Hong Kong Baptist University. [posted 06/19]
Prof. H. Liu, received The Hong Kong Mathematical Society Young Scholar Award 2019. (jpg) (HKBU eNews) [posted 05/19]
Dr. Amy C. Y. Pang received the Faculty/School/Academy of Visual Arts Performance Award in Early Career Teaching, 2019. [posted 04/19]
Prof. L. Zhu received the Faculty/School/Academy of Visual Arts Performance Award in Research Supervision, 2019. [posted 04/19]
Workshop on Data and Imaging Science will be held from 30-31 May 2019 at Hong Kong Baptist University. [posted 04/19]
數學x戀愛/蘋果新服務, 無綫新聞, 創科導航, 10 April 2019. (link) [posted 04/19]
數學結合音樂 創出奇妙公式 Hong Kong Economics Journal, A17, 23 Mar 2019. (pdf) [posted 03/19]
Workshop on Multivariate Statistical Analysis will be held on 26 Mar and 29 Mar 2019. [posted 02/19]
IIT-HKBU Workshop on Data and Imaging Sciences will be held from 21-22 February 2019 at Hong Kong Baptist University. [posted 02/19]
Department Chinese New Year Eve Lunch Party (31 Jan 2019). (Photo) [posted 02/19]
HKBU lecturers capture students' interest on mathematics by teaching love (Ming Pao, SCMP) (pdf) [posted 01/19]
2019 Departmental Retreat (9 Jan 2019). (Photo 1, Photo 2) [posted 01/19]
Workshop on scientific computing and optimization with applications to image and data analysis will be held on 12 January 2019. [posted 12/18]
Prof. Nicholas J. Higham, Royal Society Research Professor and Richardson Professor of Applied Mathematics, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 8 January 2019. [posted 12/18]
13 October, 7 students took part in the International Simon Marais Mathematics Competition (photos). [posted 10/18]
Mr. LIN Xuelei (2nd Year Phd Student, Hong Kong Phd Fellowship Recipent) wins Macao Scientific and Technological Research and Development Award for Postgraduates, 2018. (Photo 1, Photo 2) (HKBU eNews) [posted 10/18]
Prof. C. Chui, Dr. J. Fan, Dr. F. Kwok, Prof. L. Ling, Prof. H. Liu, Prof. M. Ng, Dr. H. Peng, Dr. T. Tong, Dr. Y. Wang, Dr. J. Zhang and Prof. L. Zhu have been awarded research grants by Hong Kong Research Grant Council (RGC) — congratulations! [posted 07/18]
Pak Tung Ho (Alumni, 2002 BSc), Associate Professor of Sogang University, received the 2018 excellent paper award from Korean Math Society, which is awarded to the KMS member who published excellent paper for last 3 years. [posted 06/18]
Dr. Felix Kwok, received the President's Award for Outstanding Performance Young Researcher, 2018. (photo1, photo2) (HKBU eNews) [posted 05/18]
Prof. H. Liu, received the Faculty/School Performance Award in Scholarly Work, 2018. (photo) [posted 05/18]
Huang Jingyan (Statistics and Operations Research, Year 4) receives funding from Hong Kong X Foundation to pursue entrepreneurship (HKBU eNews) and his final year project results will be presented in 2018 INFORMS International Conference, Taipei 2018. [posted 05/18]
2018 Departmental Retreat (30 April 2018). (Photo 1, Photo 2) [posted 05/18]
CMIV Workshop on Image Processing will be held on 16 July 2018. [posted 06/18]
Ten Anniversary ORBS -- Alunmi Gathering at Hong Kong (10 March 2018). (photo) [posted 03/18]
Spring Dinner to Celebrate 10 Years of ORBS Programme and Bring Friends Together. (SCI Alumni) [posted 03/18]
Prof. M. Ng and Prof X.-C. Tai have been recently appointed as Associate editor of SIAM Journal on Imaging Sciences. [posted 01/18]
Ten Anniversary ORBS -- Alunmi Gathering at Shenzhen (27 January 2018). (photo) [posted 01/18]
2018 HKBU - NCKU Joint Workshop on Mathematical Sciences will be held from 16-18 May 2018 at National Cheng Kung University. [02/18]
SIAM Conference on Applied Linear Algebra (SIAM-ALA18) will be held from 4-8 May 2018. [05/16]
HKBU-SJTU Joint Workshop on Scientific Computing will be held from 20-22 April 2018 at Hong Kong Baptist University. [04/18]
Prof. Subhasis Chaudhuri, K N Bajaj Chair Professor of Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, will deliver a IoC Distinguished Lecture on 17 April 2018. [posted 03/18]
Prof. Weifan Wang, Professor of Zhejiang Normal University, will deliver a Lecture on Mathematics on 27 March 2018. [posted 03/18]
The 2018 HKBU - ISM Joint Workshop for Mathematical Data Science will be held on 9 March 2018. [posted 01/18]
CMIV Workshop on Matrix Computation will be held on 15 January 2018. [posted 01/18]
Kent and HKBU celebrate partnership with first joint graduation ceremony. (Kent News) [posted 11/17]
Prof. Tang Tao has been elected as Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences — congratulations! [posted 11/17]
Visit of Science alumni: Mr. Lau (Math), Ms. Mok (Chemistry) and Mr. Yuen (Physics). (photo1, photo2, photo3, photo4) [posted 11/17]
Prof. X. Yuan is one of the 2017 highly cited researchers — congratulations! [posted 11/17]
Prof. Esmond Ng, Department Head and Senior Scientist of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 11 December 2017. [posted 10/17]
Collaboration Agreement between Shanghai U MATH and HKBU MATH. (photo1, photo2) [posted 10/17]
Lunch Meeting with President and KOI Investment Partners International Limited (CMIV Donor, ITF Project Partner and HKBU MATH Graduates' Employer) (photo) [posted 10/17]
Workshop on Scientific Computing will be held 0n 25 November 2017. [posted 10/17]
Prof. Rolf Jeltsch, Emeritus Professor of ETH Zurich, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture Series on 12, 17, 24, 31 October and 7, 21, 28 November 2017. [posted 10/17]
Prof. X.-C. Tai, together with 4 other scientists, is organizing a half year program at Newton Institute, Cambridge University on "Variational methods and effective algorithms for imaging and vision". (Video interview with Organisers) [posted 09/17]
Workshop on Numerical Methods for Hyperbolic Conservation and Balance Laws and Applications will be held from 10-11 November 2017. [posted 08/17]
Prof. C. Chui, Dr. F. Kwok, Dr. L. Ling, Dr. L. Liu, Prof. M. Ng, Dr. A. Pang, Dr. C. Yang, Prof. X. Yuan and Prof. L. Zhu have been awarded research grants by Hong Kong Research Grant Council (RGC) — congratulations! [posted 07/17]
Workshop on Imaging Sciences will be held from 16-17 August 2017. [posted 07/16]
Prof. M. Ng has been awarded Feng Kang Prize at 2017 — congratulations! (HKBU eNews) [posted 06/17]
Fast Algorithms for Nonlinear Problems for Modern Applications will be held on 6 July 2017. [posted 06/17]
Wang Siquan (BSc (Hons.) in Statistics and Operations Research, year 4) has secured a place in the Harvard T H Chan School of Public Health at Harvard University, USA for his two-year MSc in Computational Biology and Quantitative Genetics in September 2017. (HKBU eNews) [posted 05/17]
Dr. Hongyu Liu has been awarded the The Calderon Prize at the Applied Inverse Problems Conference 2017 — congratulations! (HKBU eNews) [posted 05/17]
Prof. M. Ng was named 2017 Fellow of the Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) — congratulations! (HKBU eNews) [posted 04/17]
Jeffery Zhang (BSc (Hons.) in Statistics and Operations Research) and his teammates won the championship of the CFA Institute Research Challenge 2016-17 organised by the Hong Kong Society of Financial Analysts. (HKBU eNews) [posted 03/17]
Ren Ke (Mathematics, Year 4), Pang Shuo (Mathematics, Year 4) team with other two students won the championship at the 2016 Interuniversity Mandarin Debate Competition organised by RTHK Putonghua channel. (HKBU eNews) [posted 03/17]
Statistics Workshop on High-Dimensional and Spatial Data Analysis will be held on 18 June 2017. [posted 06/17]
Prof. Persi Diaconis, Professor of Statistics and Mathematics of Stanford University, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 9 June 2017. [posted 05/17]
The 6th International Conference on Scientific Computing and Partial Differential Equations (SCPDE17) has been successfully held in early June, 2017. [posted 06/17]
Prof. Habib Ammari, Professor of Applied Mathematics of ETH Zürich , will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 3 June 2017. [posted 05/17]
2017 HKBU Workshop on Optimization will be held on 30 May 2017. [posted 05/17]
2017 HKBU - ISM Joint Workshop for Mathematical Data Science will be held at The Institute of Statistical Mathematics (ISM), Japan on 23 May 2017. [posted 04/17]
Dr. T. Tong succeeds in funding (HK$376,960) from Health and Medical Research Fund (HMRF) by Research Fund Secretariat, HKSAR — congratulations! [posted 02/17]
Prof. M. Ng succeeds in funding (HK$2.07M) from The Innovation and Technology Fund (ITF) by the Innovation and Technology Commission, HKSAR — congratulations! [posted 02/17]
恭喜湯濤教授的「自適應與高精度數值方法及其理論分析」獲得2016年度中國國家科學技術自然科學獎二等獎! [posted 01/17]
Prof. Kok Lay Teo, John Curtin Distinguished Professor of Curtin University of Technology, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 28 April 2017. [posted 01/17]
Prof. James Nagy, Professor of Emory University , will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 27 April 2017. [posted 04/17]
Dr. Hongyu Liu has been recently invited to join the Editorial Board of the journal Inverse Problems and Imaging, starting from 1 Jan 2017 for a three-year term. [posted 01/17]
Dr. Hongyu Liu is awarded for Highly Cited Research in Journal des Mathematiques Pures et Appliquees, December, 2016 in recognition of the contribution to the quality of the journal made by, "Enhanced near-cloak by FSH lining". (Certificate) [posted 12/16]
HKIS Keynote Lecture by Prof Zhiming Ma. [posted 12/16]
Student Activity:- Movie Screening: The man who knew infinity, 11:25am, 25 March 2017, Festival Grand Cinema, Festival Walk. [posted 01/17]
The First International Conference on Mathematics of Data Science (MathDS) will be held from 20-24 March 2017. [posted 01/17]
Gene Golub Memorial Day 2017 will be held on 25 February 2017. [posted 01/17]
Prof. L. Zhu has been elected as a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) (2016). (HKBU eNews) [posted 11/16]
Prof. Steven J. Simske, Director of Printing and Life Sciences Portfolios of HP Lab, will deliver a CMIV Distinguished Lecture on 15 February 2017. [posted 11/16]
全球唯一高端演練掌舵人,李德豪,94年數學系畢業生. [posted 09/16]
2017 HKBU CMIV Workshop on Optimization will be held on 10 February 2017. [posted 2/17]
Prof. Robert J. Plemmons, Emeritus Z. Smith Reynolds Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science of Wake Forest University, will deliver a CMIV Distinguished Lecture on 10 February 2017. [posted 11/16]
Prof. Chi-Wang Shu, Theodore B. Stowell University Professor of Applied Mathematics, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 6 February 2017. [posted 11/16]
CMIV Workshop on Linear Algebra will be held on 13 January 2017. [posted 12/16]
Prof. Roland Glowinski, University Distinguished Professor, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 6 January 2017. [posted 12/16]
HKBU 60th Anniversary Gala Dinner (4th Oct 2016) photo: L. Ling (Associate Head), D. Chan (Alumni), M. Ng (Head), A. Li (Alumni) and R. Wong (Alumni) [posted 10/16]
HKBU 60th Anniversary Gala Dinner (4th Oct 2016) photo: Faculty Advisory Board Members (MATH) Felix Woo, Agnes Lo, Michael Ng, Alex Li and Raymond Wong [posted 10/16]
Dr. Hongyu Liu has been awarded the MediaV Young Researcher Award and the award has been presented during the opening ceremony of The 8th International Conference on Inverse Problems and Related Topics in Seoul — congratulations! [posted 08/16]
Joint HKBU-Wuhan Workshop on Meta-analysis and Evidence-based Medicine will be held on 6 December 2016. [posted 12/16]
Joint UM-HKBU Workshop on Mathematics and Statistics will be held on 5 December 2016 at University of Macau. [posted 11/16]
Call for Applications:- PIMS-SFU Undergraduate Summer School on Scientific Computing on Curved Surfaces, Simon Fraser University, May 29 - June 23, 2017. Deadline: 05 December 2016, Monday. [posted 11/16]
HKBU MATH Openings for Professor/Associate Professor/Assistant Professor. Closing date: 30 November 2016. [posted 10/16]
Prof. S. N. Chiu, Dr. Y. Li, Prof. L. Liao, Prof. M. Ng, Dr. Y. Wang, Dr. C. Yang, Prof. X. Yuan and Prof. L. Zhu have been awarded research grants by Hong Kong Research Grant Council (RGC) — congratulations! [posted 07/16]
45th Anniversary Videos: Review and Prospect by Prof. Hickernell, Fred, Prof. Fang, Kai-Tai, Prof. Tang Tao, Prof. Huang, Hong Ci, 陳達大, 陳卓豪, 陸文傑, 陳傳賢, 宋頌, 童敬耀. [posted 05/16]
Prof. Martin Hairer (Fields Medal 2014), will deliver a HKBU 60th Anniversary Shun Hing Distinguished Lecture on 15 November 2016. [posted 09/16]
CMIV Workshop on Optimization and Applications will be held at our University on 10 November 2016. [posted 11/16]
『浸會大學粵港澳協同創新空間』開幕典禮 暨創新官產學研創業研討會 將於十一月四日舉行。 [posted 10/16]
Inter-University Algo Trading Contest 2016-17, registration deadline 17 October 2016. [Contest website], [Online registration form], [Sample proposal] [09/16]
Yue Xu, Wu Shuyu (MATH UG students) and Michael Ng (Head) visited Marco King (MATH Alumnus) at Lutheran School for the Deaf, for their summer MATH education projects. (photo) [posted 06/16]
MSc OR BSTAT and UG students Singapore Visit 2016. [06/16]
CMIV Workshop on Imaging Sciences and Optimization will be held at our University on 13 July 2016. [posted 06/16]
Joint Fudan-HKBU Workshop on Data Science was held from 4-7 May, 2016 in Fudan University. (photo) [05/16]
Our undergraduate students, Zizhen Song, Keli Guo, and Zhongli Jiang received Honorable Mention Prize in MCM/ICM Contest 2016. [posted 04/16]
CMIV Workshop on Optimization will be held at our University on 18 April 2016. [posted 04/16]
Information session for industry-university collaboration will be held on 8 April 2016. [posted 03/16]
Workshop on Statistical Theories, Methodologies and Applications in High Dimensional Data Analysis and Biomedicine will be held at our University on 19 March 2016. [posted 03/16]
Bowen Liu was nominated by the Department to contribute an article to the special column "大學遊蹤" in Wen Wei Po for his exchange experience in Simon Fraser University. [posted 02/16]
Dr. K. M. To was designated as Honourable Mention in GE Teaching Award, 2016. [posted 02/16]
Prof. M. Ng, will deliver a IoC Chair Professor Inaugural Lecture and Public Lecture on Mathematics on 15 March 2016. [posted 02/16]
Department Celebrates its 45th Anniversary and Gathers Alumni in Reunion Dinner. [posted 12/15]
Prof. Ya-xiang Yuan, Professor of Chinese Academy of Sciences, will deliver a HKBU MATH 45th Anniversary Distinguished Lecture on 27 January 2016. [posted 12/15]
Prof. Yaoping Hou, Professor of Hunan Normal University, will deliver a Lecture on Mathematics on 12 January 2016. [posted 11/15]
Prof. Zhi-Ming Ma, University Distinguished Professor, will deliver a HKBU MATH 45th Anniversary Distinguished Lecture on 30 November 2015. [posted 11/15]
Prof. Roland Glowinski, University Distinguished Professor, will deliver a HKBU MATH 45th Anniversary Distinguished Lecture on 21 December 2015. [posted 11/15]
Prof. Chi-Wang Shu, Theodore B. Stowell University Professor of Applied Mathematics, will deliver a HKBU MATH 45th Anniversary Distinguished Lecture on 15 December 2015. [posted 10/15]
香港浸會大學數學系四十五週年 — 校友茶聚及晚宴將於二零一五年十二月五日舉行。 [posted 09/15]
Prof. Fred J. Hickernell, Professor of Illinois Institute of Technology, will deliver a HKBU MATH 45th Anniversary Distinguished Lecture on 2 December 2015. [posted 09/15]
香港浸會大學數學系四十五週年校友講座 — 數學教師成【長】之路將於二零一五年十一月二十八日舉行。 [posted 09/15]
Prof. Patrick L. Combettes, Professor of Université Pierre et Marie Curie - Paris 6, will deliver a CMIV Distinguished Lecture on 21 September 2015. [posted 09/15]
CAI Mingxuan (BSc (Hons.) in Statistics and Operations Research) and MAK Yiu Sing (BSc (Hons.) in Mathematical Science) recently received Academic Improvement Award in 2014-2015 by Department. The following are their sharing articles: CAI Mingxuan and MAK Yiu Sing. [posted 09/15]
Prof. Charles K. Chui, Consulting Professor of Statistics of Stanford University, will deliver a HKBU MATH 45th Anniversary Distinguished Lecture on 22 October 2015. [posted 08/15]
香港浸會大學數學系四十五週年校友講座 — 數學畢業生在金融市場的就業機會將於二零一五年十月三日舉行。 [posted 08/15]
Prof. Zuowei Shen, Professor of National University of Singapore, will deliver a HKBU MATH 45th Anniversary Distinguished Lecture on 25 September 2015. [posted 08/15]
Liu Mingkun (Mathematics, Year 3) recently received a scholarship of 36,000 euros to pursue his studies in the Ingénieur Polytechnicien Program at École Polytechnique in France starting September 2015. Mingkun is the only tertiary student in Hong Kong who was selected this year. (HKBU eNews) [posted 08/15]
2015 HKBU CMIV Workshop on Scientific Computing will be held at our University on 20 August, 2015. [posted 08/15]
HKBU MATH Openings for Professor/Associate Professor/Assistant Professor. Closing date: 30 September 2015. [posted 07/15]
Three Mathematics students: Jiwen You, Haoyu Liu and Zhouming Xu with Faculty Advisor Prof. Liao Li-Zhi was designated as Honorable Mention in 2015 Mathematical Contest in Modeling. [posted 06/15]
Workshop on Data Science in Biomedicine will be held at our University on 6-7 July, 2015. (photo) [posted 06/15]
HKBU-Shenzhen University PG Students Exchange Activity was held on 22-26 June, 2015. [posted 06/15]
2015 Joint Taiwan-HKBU Workshop on Applied Mathematics and Education, 27-29 May 2015, organized by Tunghai University and Hong Kong Baptist University. [posted 05/15]
2015 International Workshop on Computational Science and Engineering, 23 May 2015, organized by Center for Computational Science, Nagoya University and Department of Mathematics, Hong Kong Baptist University. [posted 05/15]
Co-organized by the Alumni Association and Department of Mathematics, the first-ever Summer Internship Day was held on 16 May 2015. [posted 05/15]
Words from Prof. Michael K. P. Ng, Head, Department of Mathematics. [posted 03/15]
Interview with Wen Wei Po for Mathematics and Statistics Development. Corrected information in the Interview: Professor Tang Tao was elected to the SIAM Fellow in 2012. It is not for Professor Michael Ng. [posted 03/15]
Prof. S. N. Chiu, received the President's Award for Outstanding Performance in Teaching, 2015. [posted 01/15]
The Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) 2014 found that 38% and 37% of the academic research by our math department had achieved a 4- and 3-star rating or "world leading" and "internationally excellent" by international standards respectively. (Math & Stat Result) [posted 01/15]
Joint Fudan-HKBU Workshop on Data Science will be held from 11-13 May 2015. [posted 04/15]
Dr. L. Ling, Prof. M. Ng, Dr. Henry Y. T. Ngan, Prof. T. Tang, Prof. X. Wu, Dr. X. Yuan, Dr. T. Zeng and Prof. L. Zhu have been awarded research grants by Hong Kong Research Grant Council (RGC) — congratulations! [poster 07/14]
New Programme Announcement: Double Master Degrees in Mathematical Finance and Financial Markets, by Hong Kong Baptist University and University of Kent. [posted 01/13]
Workshop on Numerical Methods for Fractional Differential Equations will be held on 23 March 2015. [posted 03/15]
Prof. L. Zhu has won the Second Class Award of the State Natural Science Award (2013) in the recent exercise for his outstanding research achievements. [posted 11/13]
Our undergraduate student, Ma Tao received HKSAR Government Scholarship for 2013/14. [posted 10/13]
Prof. M. Ng, received the President's Award for Outstanding Performance in Scholarly Work, 2014. [posted 02/14]
Prof. T. Tony Cai, Professor of University of Pennsylvania, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 8 January 2015. [posted 01/15]
Prof. Jianqing Fan, Professor of Priceton University, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 20 January 2015. [posted 12/14]
Prof. Boling Guo, Professor of Beijing Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 21 January 2015. [posted 01/15]
Prof. Biswa Nath Datta, Professor of Northern Illinois University, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 22 January 2015. [posted 12/14]
The 5th International Conference on Scientific Computing and Partial Differential Equations (SCPDE14) On the Occasion of Eitan Tadmor's 60th Birthday will be held at our University from 8 - 12 December 2014. [posted 03/14]
Prof. Eitan Tadmor, Fellow of AMS, will deliver a Science Distinguished Lecture on 12 December 2014. [posted 11/14]
Prof. Fanghua Lin, Fellow of American Academy of Arts and Sciences, will deliver a Science Distinguished Lecture on 5 December 2014. [posted 11/14]
Prof. Zhi-Ming Ma, Fellow of Chinese Academy of Sciences, will deliver a Science Distinguished Lecture on 3 December 2014. [posted 10/14]
Prof. Gunther Uhlmann, Walker Family Endowed Professor of Mathematics of University of Washington, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 20 November 2014. [posted 10/14]
Workshop on Numerical Methods and Theory for Fractional Differential Equations will be held at our University from 9-13 November 2014. [10/14]
CMIV Data Mining Workshop at IRACE will be held on 29 October, 2014. (photo)[10/14]
Prof. Fadil Santosa, SIAM Fellow, will deliver a CMIV Distinguished Lecture on 13 October 2014 (photo). [posted 09/14]
CMIV Workshop on Imaging Sciences will be held at our University on 25 August, 2014. [07/14]
Prof. H. Brunner, Dr. Y. Li, Dr. L. Ling, Prof. M. Ng, Dr. W. C. Shiu, Prof. T. Tang, Dr. X. Yuan and Prof. L. Zhu have been awarded research grants by Hong Kong Research Grant Council (RGC) — congratulations! [poster 07/13]
2014 HKBU CMIV Workshop on Optimization will be held at our University on 15 May, 2014. [05/14]
SIAM Conference on Imaging Science (SIAM-IS14) will be held at our University from 12-14 May, 2014. [11/12]
Prof. Arieh Iserles, University of Cambridge, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 17 March 2014. [posted 02/14]
Prof. Boju Jiang, Peking University, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 4 March 2014. [posted 02/14]
Prof. Anmin Li, Sichuan University, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 13 February 2014. [posted 11/13]
Dr. L. Ling, received the Faculty/School Performance Award in Teaching, 2013. [04/13]
Dr. X. M. Yuan, awarded the President's Award for Outstanding Young Researcher, 2013. [03/13]
Prof. Xuding Zhu, Zhejiang Normal University, will deliver a Lecture on Mathematics on 22 January 2014. [posted 10/13]
The Workshop on Structured Tensors, organized by CMIV, will be held at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University on 17 January 2014. [01/14]
Prof. Roland Glowinski, University of Houston, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 7 January 2014. [posted 12/13]
The Ninth ICSA International Conference: Challenges of Statistical Methods for Interdisciplinary Research and Big Data will be held at our University from 20-23 December, 2013. [10/12]
Workshop on Phase Field Models and Computation will be held at our University on 19 December 2013. [10/13]
Prof. Shige Peng, Shandong University, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 18 December 2013. [posted 11/13]
恭喜朱力行教授獲得第十一届全國統計科學研究優秀成果獎一等獎! (pdf) [04/13]
Our undergraduate student, Ng Tak Wa received The Baptist Convention of Hong Kong Outstanding Student Awards 2012/13. [06/13]
Our undergraduate students, Lin Dong and Wenqian Wang received Meritorious Winner of the 2013 Mathematical Contest in Modeling. [06/13]
HK-Berlin Half-Day Numerical Analysis will be held at our University on 2 October, 2013. [10/12]
Prof. Zhi-Ming Ma, Chinese Academy of Sciences, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 3 September 2013. [posted 06/13]
CMIV Workshop on Computational Methods and Image Processing will be held at our University on 20 August 2013. [08/13]
Optimization Workshop will be held at our University on 14 August 2013. [08/13]
Dr. M. L. Tang has been awarded the University of Hong Kong Research Output Prize (2011 - 12) - based on the book "Dirichlet and Related Distributions: Theory, Methods and Applications, Chichester, West Sussex: Wiley, 2011, 310pp" (by Kai Wang Ng, Guo-Liang Tian, Man-Lai Tang) — congratulations! [02/13]
The Joint Workshop on Academic Development and Research Collaboration, jointly organized by the Faculty of Intelligence and Informatics, Konan University, Kobe, Japan, and Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong was successfully held on 30 April - 1 May, 2013. The workshop featured a series of talks delivered by faculty members and discussions sessions. (photo)[posted 06/13]
CMIV Workshop on Matrix Analysis and Applications will be held at our University on 8 July 2013. [06/13]
Dr. Zhang Leihong (Mathematics PhD, 2008 graduate) was awarded the Applied Numerical Algebra Prize for his outstanding academic paper at the Fourth International Conference on Numerical Algebra and Scientific Computing (NASC 2012) held in October 2012. (pdf) [11/12]
Dr. T. Zeng has been awarded NSFC grant — congratulations! [08/12]
Prof. Stephen Wright, University of Wisconsin-Madison, will deliver a CMIV Joint Distinguished Lecture on 7 June 2013. [posted 05/13]
Prof. Sze-Bi Hsu, National Tsing-Hua University, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 13 May 2013. [posted 04/13]
CMIV Presentations in ICTS will be held at our University on 8 April 2013. [03/13]
Prof. Weinan E, Peking University and Princeton University, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 21 March 2013. [posted 03/13]
CMIV Workshop on Numerical Linear Algebra will be held at our University on 11 March 2013. [01/13]
The 8th International Conference on Computational Physics (ICCP8) will be held at our University from 7-11 January, 2013. [09/12]
Prof. Ya-xiang Yuan, Chinese Academy of Sciences, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 4 January 2013. [posted 12/12]
International Conference on Imaging Science 2012 in honor of Prof. Stanley Osher's 70th birthday will be held from 12-14 December 2012. [04/12]
Prof. Gang Tian, Princeton University, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 18 December 2012. [posted 11/12]
Prof. Zuowei Shen, National University of Singapore, will deliver a CMIV and JRIAM Distinguished Lecture on 11 December 2012 (photo). [posted 11/12]
Prof. Lan Wen, Peking University, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 7 December 2012. [posted 11/12]
Prof. H. Brunner, Prof. M. Ng, Dr. H. Peng, Dr. X. Yuan and Prof. L. Zhu have been awarded research grants by Hong Kong Research Grant Council (RGC) — congratulations! [poster 06/12]
Prof. T. Tang has been elected as a Fellow of the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics. (2012) [posted 04/12]
Prof. L. X. Zhu, awarded the President's Award for Outstanding Performance in Scholar Work, 2012 — congratulations! [02/12]
恭喜鄧文禮博士獲得2011年度雲南省自然科學獎 - 生物統計的理論與方法研究 - 二等獎。 (PDF) [poster 11/11]
CMIV Workshop on Image Processing will be held at our University on 20 August 2012. [08/12]
SRCC Workshop on Statistics and Applied Probability will be held on 8 August 2012. [07/12]
Prof. H. Brunner, Prof. L. Liao, Prof. T. Tang, Dr. T. Tong, Dr. X. Yuan and Dr. T. Zeng have been awarded research grants by Hong Kong Research Grant Council (RGC) — congratulations! [poster 08/11]
Prof. Hongyu Zhao, Yale School of Public Health, USA, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 24 April 2012. [posted 04/12]
Prof. U. Ascher, University of British Columbia, Canada, will deliver a CMIV Distinguished Lecture on 30 April 2012. [posted 03/12]
Dr. L. Ling has been recently appointed as Editorial Board of Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements. [posted 08/11]
Dr. H. Peng has been recently appointed as Associate editor of Statistica Sinica. [posted 05/11]
Dr. L. Ling received the Faculty/School Performance Award. [posted 04/11]
Workshop on Matrix Computations in Memory of Professor Gene Golub will be held on 29 February 2012. [02/12]
Delegation from Zhanjiang Normal University visits the Department on 18 February 2012. (photo) [02/12]
March Boedihardjo completes his double degrees at HKBU and will continue his research in Mathematics in the United States. (Link) [08/11]
Prof. An-min Li, Sichuan University, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 14 February 2012. [posted 02/12]
CMIV Workshop on Optimization and its Applications will be held at our University on 9 January 2012. [01/12]
Prof. T. Tony Cai, The Wharton School and University of Pennsylvania, will deliver a 50th Anniversary Lecture Series on 12 January 2012. [posted 12/11]
CMIV Workshop on Bioinformatics will be held at our University on 13 December 2011. [11/11]
The Fourth International Conference on Scientific Computing and Partial Differential Equations will be held at our University from 5-9 December 2011. [02/11]
Prof. Boju Jiang, Peking Unviersity, will deliver a 50th Anniversary Lecture Series on 25 November 2011. [posted 11/11]
Joint Workshop of Probability and Statistics will be held at our University on 21 November 2011. [11/11]
恭喜鄧文禮博士獲得第十届全國統計科學研究優秀成果奬課題論文一等奬及二等奬。 (PDF) [poster 06/11]
Prof. Rolf Jeltsch, ETHZ, will deliver a 50th Anniversary Lecture Series on 1 November 2011. [posted 08/11]
Summer Workshop on Imaging Sciences (II) will be held at our University on 29 August 2011. [08/11]
Summer Workshop on Imaging Sciences will be held at our University on 26 July 2011. [07/11]
Mathematics Summer Camp 2011 will be held at our University from 6-8 July 2011. [03/11]
Prof. Roland Glowinski, University of Houston, USA, will deliver a 50th Anniversary Lecture Series on 24 May 2011. [posted 05/11]
恭喜鄧文禮博士獲得第九届全國統計科學研究優秀成果奬課題論文二等奬。 (PDF) [poster 02/11]
Dr. H. Peng has been recently elected as a member of the International Statistical Institute (ISI). [posted 02/11]
Prof. Walter Gander, ETH, Switzerland, will deliver a Public Lecture on Mathematics on 12 May 2011. [posted 03/11]
Workshop on Imaging Sciences will be held at our University on 30 April 2011. [03/11]
Prof. Jun Liu, Harvard University, USA, will deliver a 50th Anniversary Lecture Series on 30 March 2011. [posted 03/11]
Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Winfried Stute, University of Giessen, Germany, will deliver a 50th Anniversary Lecture Series on 1 March 2011. [posted 02/11]
Dr. M. L. Tang has been recently elected as a member of the International Statistical Institute (ISI). [posted 02/09]
Prof. Roger J-B Wets, University of California, Davis, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 14 February 2011. [posted 01/11]
Prof. Zhong-Ci Shi, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China, will deliver a ICM Distinguished Computational Mathematics Lecture on 7 January 2011. [posted 11/10]
由新數站舉辦之「第二屆全港中學生數學短片創作比賽」,現正接受報名。 [posted 12/10]
Prof. H. Brunner, Prof. S. N. Chiu, Prof. W. Don, Dr. H. Peng, Dr. Z. Qiao, Prof. T. Tang, Dr. X. Yuan, Dr. T. Zeng and Prof. L. Zhu have been awarded research grants by Hong Kong Research Grant Council (RGC) — congratulations! (2010) [poster 06/10]
Joint China and Russia Conference on Computational Mathematics will be held from 1-3 November 2010. [06/10]
Prof. Maciej J. Ogorzalek, Jagiellonian University Krakow, Poland, will deliver a Distinguished CMIV Lecture on 4 November 2010. (photo) [posted 09/10]
Workshop on Computational Imaging Science will be held on 12 August 2010. [07/10]
Mathematics Summer Camp 2010 will be held from 2-4 July, 2010. (Photo) [04/10]
Prof. W. Don, Prof. L. Liao, Dr. L. Ling, Dr. H. Peng, Prof. T. Tang, Dr. X. Yuan, Dr. T. Zeng and Prof. L. Zhu have been awarded research grants by Hong Kong Research Grant Council (RGC) — congratulations! [poster 08/09]
Prof. Xian-Tu He, Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 12 April 2010. (photo) [posted 03/10]
Prof. Weiyue Ding, Chinese Academy of Sciences, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 29 March 2010. (photo) [posted 02/10]
Prof. Lin Qun, Chinese Academy of Sciences, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture on 9 March 2010. (photo) [posted 02/10]
Workshop on Teaching and Learning Calculus in High Schools will be held on 5 March, 2010. [04/09]
「新數站」的啟動儀式暨「全港中學生數學短片創作比賽」頒獎典禮將於一月三十日,假香港浸會大學永隆銀行商學大樓WLB103室舉行,歡迎中學數學科老師代表出席。 (新聞稿) [posted 1/10]
Prof. Vidar Thomée, Chalmers University of Technology, will deliver a ICM & JRIAM Distinguished Lecture on 2 Feb 2010. (photo) [posted 12/09]
The Third International Conference on Structured Matrices and Tensors will be held from 19-22 January 2010. [04/09]
Prof. Shige Peng, Shandong University, will deliver a SRCC Distinguished Lecture on 16 Dec 2009. (photo) [posted 11/09]
Workshop on High Dimensional Modeling and Algorithm will be held on 2 December 2009. [11/09]
Prof. Wu-Yi Hsiang will deliver a Distinguished Lecture Series on 1 December 2009 and 3 December 2009. (photo) [posted 11/09]
Prof. M. Ng will serve on the Engineering Panel of the Research Grants Council (RGC) of Hong Kong, China starting from October 2009. [posted 10/09]
Hong Kong Virtual Institute for Imaging Sciences and Applications (VIISA) Inauguration Symposium will be held on 9 November 2009. (photo) [10/09]
Prof. Stanley Osher, Doctor of Science honoris causa (2009) of Hong Kong Baptist University, will deliver a Brilliance of Civilization - Distinguished Computational Mathematics Lecture on 11 November 2009. (photo) [posted 10/09]
Prof. Liqun Qi, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, will deliver a Distinguished Lecture Series on 16 October 2009. [posted 09/09]
Workshop on Computational Imaging Science will be held on 17 September 2009. [09/09]
新高中數學教育工作坊 – 啟動系列一:教材與配套,已於8月24日舉行。 (活動情況) [07/09]
Workshop on Mathematical and Computational Imaging organized by Centre for Mathematical Imaging and Vision will be held on 10 July 2009. (photo) [07/09]
Prof. Yinyu Ye, Stanford University, will deliver a JRIAM Wofoo Distinguished Applied Mathematics Lecture on 24 June 2009. (photo) [posted 06/09]
International Conference On Preconditioning Techniques For Scientific And Industrial Applications will be held from 24-26 August 2009. [04/09]
Prof. Bin Yu, University of California, Berkeley, will deliver a SRCC Distinguished Lecture on 15 June 2009. (photo) [posted 03/09]
Prof. M. Ng has been selected as a plenary speaker of SIAM conference on Applied Linear Algebra that will be held at Embassy Suites Hotel Monterey Bay-Seaside, Seaside, California, 26-29 October 2009. [01/09]
Emeritus Prof. Kaitai Fang received China's 2008 State Natural Science Award. (more) [01/09]
Prof. Ian H. Sloan, University of New South Wales, will deliver a Distinguished Computational Mathematics Lecture Series on 23 April 2009. [posted 02/09]
Prof. Franklin Luk, Vice-President (Academic) of Hong Kong Baptist University, will deliver a Public Lecture on Mathematics on 27 March 2009. (photo) [posted 03/09]
Prof. Jia-An Yan, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China, will deliver a SRCC Distinguished Lecture on 24 March 2009. (photo) [posted 03/09]
Group activity of mentoring, on March 28, 3:00-6:00pm at BP International House, Tsim Sha Tsui. $108 walk-in, no registration needed. [posted 02/09]
Prof. Arieh Iserles, University of Cambridge, will deliver a Distinguished Computational Mathematics Lecture Series on 23 March 2009. [posted 02/09]
Prof. Edward Chang, Director of Research, Google China, will deliver a Public Lecture on Mathematics on 27 February 2009. (photo) [posted 01/09]
ASI Symposium on Bioinformatics and Data Mining will be held at our University from 26-27 February 2009. (photo) [01/09]
Prof. Bo Zhang, Tsinghua University, will deliver a Distinguished CMIV Lecture on 24 February 2009. [posted 02/09]
Alumni Spring Dinner will be held on 21 February 2009. [posted 02/09]
Prof. Tianxin Cai, Zhejiang University, will deliver a JRIAM Wofoo Public Lecture in Mathematics on 18 February 2009 (photo). [posted 02/09]
Prof. H. Brunner, Visiting Professor of the Department since 2006, has been awarded the Canadian Mathematical Society's 2008 David Borwein Distinguished Career Award by the Canadian Mathematical Society in recognition of his outstanding achievement and contribution in Mathematics. [poster 10/08]
Dr. L. Ling, Prof. M. Ng, Dr. M. L. Tang and Prof. T. Tang, have been awarded research grants by Hong Kong Research Grant Council (RGC) — congratulations! [poster 10/08]
Prof. L. Zhu, Head and Professor of the Department, has been appointed Chair Professor by the School of Business of Nanjing University. Prof. L. Zhu will visit Nanjing University regularly to provide its School of Economics with advice on developing research in financial statistics. He will also give public lectures and seminars, enhancing academic exchanges with scholars and students of Nanjing University. [09/08]
Prof. L.-Z. Liao and his team have been recently awarded four and half million dollars (Special Equipment Grant Proposal) for the HPCCC's acquisition of PC Cluster from UGC. [10/08]
The Third International Conference on Scientific Computing and Partial Differential Equations will be held at our University from 8-12 December 2008. [01/08]
Ms. Claudia Chui participated in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games as a volunteer in spectator services at the Olympic Shooting Range CTF. She was honoured as a outstanding volunteer for her hard work and outstanding performance. (photo) [09/08]
Prof. Tao Tang, together with Prof. Pingwen Zhang, Dr. Ruo Li and Prof. Huazhong Tang of Peking University, won a first prize in the natural science category of the 2007 Tertiary Institutions Science Technology Awards presented by the Ministry of Education, PRC. [06/08]
Ms. Yumei Huang, PhD student, won the Best Student Paper Award of the International Conference on Applied Mathematics: Modeling, Analysis and Computation, organized by City University of Hong Kong. There are three winners of this award. [06/08]
Prof. Tao Tang has been awarded the Overseas and Hong Kong, Macau Young Scholars Collaborative Research Fund by the National Science Foundation of China (NSFC) in 2007. With effect from January 2008, Prof. Tang will enter into a three-year collaborative research will be with Institute of Computational Mathematics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. [01/08]
Major and Minor programmes in Department of Mathematics. (English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese) [01/08]
Workshop on Graph Theory, Combinatorics and Computing will be held at our University on 17 July 2008. [05/08]
Mathcamp 2008 will be held at our University from 2-4 July 2008. [02/08]
Croucher Advanced Study Institute - Mathematical & Algorithmic Challenges for Modeling & Analyzing Modern Data Sets will be held at our University from 21-25 April 2008. [10/07]
Prof. H. Brunner, Dr. W. H. Chan, Dr. S. N. Chiu, Dr. H. Peng, Dr. W. C. Shiu, Dr. M. L. Tang, Prof. T. Tang, Prof. X. Wu and Prof. L. Zhu have been awarded research grants by Hong Kong Research Grant Council (RGC) — congratulations! [poster 10/07]
Second intake of Double Master Degrees in Operational Research and Business Statistics. [posted 02/08]
Mr. Frederick W. H. Ho, former Commissioner for Census and Statistics (Hong Kong: 1992-2005), will deliver a Public Lecture on Finance, Operational Research and Statistics on 28 March 2008. (photo) [posted 01/08]
Dr. Wai Yan Cheng, Equity Structuring, Asia, will deliver a Public Lecture on Finance, Operational Research and Statistics on 14 March 2008. (photo) [posted 01/08]
Dr. Alena Solcova, Department of Mathematics of Czech Technical University, Prague, will deliver a Public Lecture on Mathematics on 22 February 2008. (photo) [posted 01/08]
In the 8th National Conference on Computational Mathematics held in Sichuan University from October 9-13, 2007, 30 postgraduate students participated in the Postgraduate Student Paper competition. Our PhD students HU Guanghui is one of the three first prize winners and WANG Heyu is one of the three second prize winners. [posted 12/07]
In The 3rd East Asia SIAM Conference held in Xiamen University from November 2-5, 2007, our PhD student HUANG Yumei received the second prize in the EASIAM Student Paper Prize competition. [posted 12/07]
Prof. L. Zhu has been recently elected as a Fellow of the American Statistical Association. This honor goes to the internationally recognized statisticians. Prof. L. Zhu is also a Fellow of the Institute of Mathematical Statistics (IMS). Congratulations! [posted 9/07]
Wu Tongtong, who was one of our first few mainland scholarship students (studied in our department from 1999-2002), recently finished her study at UCLA and will become a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics at the University of Maryland, College Park, in Fall 2007. [posted 9/07]
Sun Pak Kiu recently finished his PhD study and will become Instructor I in Department of Mathematics at the City University of Hong Kong. [posted 9/07]
Dr. S. L. Fung and Dr. K. I. Liu will join the Department in Fall 2007 as Lecturer. [posted 9/07]
International Workshop on Numerical Analysis and Computational Methods for Functional Differential and Integral Equations will be held at our University from December 3-6, 2007. [posted 9/07]
Prof. Nirmal Bose, IEEE Fellow will visit the Department as a Visiting Professor from December 17 - December 22, 2007. He will deliver a Distinguished CMIV Lecture on Multidimensional Systems on December 20, 2007. [posted 9/07]
Prof. Daqian Li, Member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Fellow of the Third World Academy of Sciences and Foreign Member of the French Academy of Science will be visiting the Department as a Visiting Professor from November 15 - December 14, 2007. He will deliver a Distinguished Applied Mathematics Lecture in the Joint Research Institute for Applied Mathematics (JRIAM) on December 7, 2007. [posted 9/07]
Workshop on Solution Methods for Saddle Point Systems will be held at our University on October 31, 2007. [posted 4/07]
Summer course will be held at our University from July 30-August 3, 2007. [posted 1/07]
Mathcamp 2007 will be held at our University from July 3-5, 2007. [posted 1/07]
Hong Kong Baptist University received a donation of 10 million Hong Kong dollars from Wofoo Foundation Limited on November 16 2005 in support of the University's development. Among the donation, 1.5 million will be donated to our Department and the Peking University-HKBU Joint Research Institute for Applied Mathematics. [posted 1/07]
Prof. L. Z. Liao, Dr. W. C. Shiu, Prof. T. Tang and Dr. C. S. Tong have been awarded research grants by Hong Kong Research Grant Council (RGC) — congratulations! [posted 1/07]
Dr. L. Ling and Dr. H. Peng will join the Department in Fall 2006 as Assistant Professors. [posted 1/07]
Dr. W. H. Chan will join the Department in Fall 2006 as an Senior Lecturer. [posted 1/07]
Prof. L. X. Zhu awarded the Visiting Professorship at Institute of Applied Mathematics, Academy of Mathematics and System Sciences, Beijing and the Honorary Directorship of Institute of Mathematics at Anhui University, China. [posted 1/07]
Prof. T. Tang is selected as an Cheung Kong Chair Professor under a joint program of Chinese Ministry of Education and Li Ka Shing Foundation of Hong Kong. [posted 1/07]
RGC Postgraduate Students Conference on Computer Imaging & Vision (RGCPGC07) will be held at our University from June 12-14, 2007. [posted 4/07]
2005-2006 Scholarship Recipient List. [posted 1/07]
At the 50th Anniversary Thanksgiving Service, held on February 28, 2006, Dr C.S. Tong, received the President's Award for Outstanding Performance in recognition of his service to the University from Prof C.F. Ng, President and Vice-chancellor. He was one of eighteen teaching staff presented with the President's Award in 2006. This was in fact the second President's Award for Dr. C. S. Tong, he also received a President's Award for Outstanding Performance in Teaching in 2001. [posted 1/07]
At the same Thanksgiving Service, three Mathematics Department Colleagues received the Long Service Award from the Chairman of the Council and the Court, Mr. Moses M.C. Cheng. The recipients were Dr. C.-I Chu. (30 Years), Ms. Claudia M.Y. Chui (25 Years), and Dr. W. M. Xue (15 Years). Members from all sectors of the HKBU community also commemorated the 50th Anniversary of the University. [posted 1/07]
We are proud to be one of the most active mathematical and statistical research Departments in Hong Kong.
The Department has a distinguished record in teaching and research. A number of faculty members have been recipients of relevant awards.
We warmly welcome any interested parties/individuals to contact us for further information about our Department.


Venison Jerky was overall good. There was a little more pepper than I like. My wife thought it was great.
First off, my jar of bread and butter pickles was broke, when it was delivered. Basil was gonna leave a jar on the table when I got there this morning, Well, he must have forgotten. I love the venison jerky, as well as the Bison! Wish I could make it at home, cause I'd have a steady diet of both!
The venison is really good. I make jerky myself and i think i can do some tweaking. Great recipe.


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I fell for Kynance Cove in an instant. The rugged coastline slipping into the deep blue-green of the sea and the beautiful countryside leading up to it.
We had travelled along the coast from The Lizard and decided to stop here due to the promise of plunge pools and tall serpentine rocks perfect for a spot of (remarkably amateur) coasteering. Since arriving in Cornwall I'd been desperate for a day warm enough to swim, so was relieved when this day finally arrived.
Having parked up, I excitedly rushed to get my wetsuit on, which if you've ever worn a wetsuit you'll know is no easy task. Equipped with our GoPro we hurried down to the beach.
We explored sea caves and scrambled up the large rocks, watching as the cove changed with the tide, revealing a beach only accessible from the water. I watched as tens of little silver fish darted around us as we waded through the shallows and kept a close eye out for jelly fish as I swam in deeper water.
The best thing about the day however, was exploring the rocks and their many rock pools...and then of course, leaping off them!
I have always been drawn to water, which is possibly the hardest part of always having lived inland. This does however, make me very good at making the most of the times when I can swim, although stopping is usually the hardest part. On this occasion I almost had to be forcibly removed from the water by Kyle.
It was the most fun and beautiful day and Kynance Cove is by far one of the prettiest stretches of coast I have ever visited. I would happily drive the six plus hours there again just to repeat this day.
Wow this looks absolutely stunning. Had to believe it's in little old England!
This place is gorgeous! I can hardly believe it's in the UK, it looks almost Mediterranean. Jumping into the water looks like so much fun!
This is beautiful! I visited Cornwall in August too, unfortunately I still felt it was too cold and we didn't have any time for actual adventuring about in the actual coves - would loooove to go back for sure :) it's such a magical place, doesn't even feel like the UK sometimes!
Beautiful photos of one of my absolute favourite spots. We did a little road trip along this stretch of coastline not so long ago, so glad you loved it.


SAN ANTONIO – James F. "Jimmy" Dodson, a Robstown, TX, producer, was re-elected as chairman of the American Cotton Producers (ACP) of the National Cotton Council for 2011, during the NCC's annual meeting here on February 4-6. He has served on and chaired various ACP and NCC committees.
Elected as an ACP vice chairman was George King, Chatham, MS, and re-elected as ACP vice chairmen were Allen McLaurin, Laurel Hill, NC.; and Clyde T. Sharp, Roll, AZ.
Elected as an ACP producer director was Laudies D. Brantley, Jr., England, AR, from the Mid-South region, and re-elected as producer directors were: Frank W. Rogers, III, Bennettsville, SC, from the Southeast region, Michael J. Alexander of Colorado City, TX, from the Southwest region; Donald J Cameron, Helm, CA, from the Western region, and Dodson, at-large.
Serving as ACP state producer chairmen in 2011: Alabama – Neal Isbell, Muscle Shoals, and Walter L. Corcoran, Jr., Eufaula; Arizona – Paul Ollerton, Casa Grande, and Greg Wuertz, Casa Grande; Arkansas – Herrick F. Norcross, III, Tyronza; California – Mark McKean, Riverdale; Florida – B. E. "Sonny" Davis, Jr., Cottondale; Georgia – Chuck Lee, Pembroke, and Ronald C. Lee, Bronwood; Kansas – Robert H. Miller, Wellington; Louisiana – John E. Carroll, Gilbert, and Ted Schneider, Lake Providence; Mississippi – Cliff Heaton, Lyon; Missouri/Illinois – Steve Droke, Hornersville, MO; New Mexico – Carl Moore, El Paso, TX; North Carolina – Gary L. Respess, Pantego, and David Grant, Garysburg; Oklahoma – Danny Robbins, V, Altus; South Carolina – Roy Baxley, Dillon, and Kendall W. Wannamaker, Saint Matthews; Tennessee/Kentucky – Jimmy Moody, Dyersburg, TN; Texas – Craig Heinrich, Lubbock; Doyle K. Schniers, San Angelo; and Jon R. Whatley, Odem; and Virginia – James W. Jones, Jr., Windsor.


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Reese and Ryan split
metrowebukmetroTuesday 31 Oct 2006 1:09 pm
Reese Witherspoon has formally separated from actor husband Ryan Phillippe after seven years of marriage, it was announced.
The Oscar-winning actress and her actor spouse recently sparked rumours of a rift after they were seen attending public engagements separately.
In a statement, Reese's publicist, Nanci Ryder, said: 'We are saddened to announce that Reese and Ryan have decided to formally separate.
'They remain committed to their family, and we ask that you please respect their privacy and the safety of their children at this time.'
Oscar winning Reese is now a Hollywood mover and shaker
Divorce papers have not yet been filed but the 30-year-old actress is reported to have contacted celebrity divorce lawyer Robert Kaufman, who has represented Jennifer Aniston, Roseanne Barr and Lisa Marie Presley.
Reese met Ryan at her 21st birthday party and the couple have two children together, seven-year-old daughter Ava and three-year-old son Deacon.
The couple starred as lovers in cult teen movie 'Cruel Intentions'. Reese achieved box office success in the 'Legally Blonde' films before winning an Oscar this year for her performance in the Johnny Cash biopic 'Walk The Line'.
Last year, Reese appeared on Oprah Winfrey's chat show to defend the couple's decision to visit a marriage counsellor.
She said at the time: 'We've done that in the past, and it's always struck me as odd that people grabbed on to that story and made it sound so negative. Nobody's perfect. We all have our own set of problems.'
Ryan, 32, is currently starring in Clint Eastwood's World War II drama 'Flags of Our Fathers'.
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One of the things that Charmante claims broke up our relationship was that she found my journal here. What really bothered her was that this is a "public forum" and that I shared a lot of things with people, humiliating her in the process. Of course, I also shared a lot of very, very positive things, especially about my deep devotion to her.
But it all didn't matter, and in a way, it all served as a test.
It was a test of her grasp of reality: it seems that no matter how I explained it to her, she couldn't understand that the few people who are here don't actually know each other, and there is some kind of unwritten code that we never will. We're all just putting words down here, but we don't have the ability to find out one another's identities, and that's the point. But no matter how much I explained it to her, she still thought it was "public."
Second, it showed how she looked at me; instead of focusing on all the lovely things I said about her, she could only see the few critical things.
These are what really pulled us apart, among others.


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Arroyo Burro Estuary
In 2006, PLC was awarded the Arroyo Burro Estuary Restoration job by the City of Santa Barbara.
The job consisted of the removal of 300 feet of 72" concrete culvert that had been installed when Mesa Creek was filled in 1969 and restoration of the site with native plants and interpretive improvements.
The location was at the confluence of Mesa Creek & Arroyo Burro Creek where the estuary meets the creeks. The job required the damming and dewatering of both creeks and the tidally influenced estuary. Both creeks were bypassed with a combination of gravity piping and pumping.
The estuary is home to the tidewater goby, a federally protected species of fish, and many species of birds and aquatic organisms. Once the dams were installed and previous to dewatering, qualified trappers removed the fish to the downstream side of the dam. Once the dewatering was in place and the fish moved, we were able to perform the excavation and demolition work needed to enlarge the existing estuary and remove the 72" culvert. The new creek channel was protected against erosion with willow planted rock weirs at precise elevations to direct water and create step pools to aerate the water and promote the health of the estuary.
A foot bridge was installed spanning the newly created creek channel which connected to trails leading to the Douglas Preserve and Hendry's Beach. The whole project was revegitated with native plants, and interpretive signs were installed. If you visited the site today, you would not be able to tell the project ever occurred, as native species have completely filled in and naturalized the site.
In 2008, PLC, along with the other team players involved with the project, received the Santa Barbara Beautiful award in the category of Open Space for the project.


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Gordon Greer heaped praise on goalkeeper David Stockdale for his display during the 0-0 draw at Sheffield Wednesday.
Greer and defensive colleague Lewis Dunk were both outstanding at the heart of Albion's defence, but Stockdale caught the eye with two excellent first-half stops to deny Sergiu Bus and Michael Keane.
It helped Albion earn their first clean sheet at Hillsborough for 38 years, and Greer told seagulls.co.uk, "It shows the level of the man that he has come out today and pulled of two great saves.
"He is a great guy to have around the place and he is a big character. We have all taken criticism this year because we are not winning enough games so everybody takes their fair share of responsibility and Stocko has done that as well.
"Hopefully he will get a great write up in the press because he has been fantastic in the last couple of games."
The Albion captain was also pleased at achieving a second shutout in as many games after Tuesday's stalemate at Cardiff City, and admitted that the players have been much tougher critics on themselves than any of the fans or press.
"We have been criticised for conceding too many weak goals but in the last couple of games we have been solid.
"At the end of the day we are going out there to keep clean sheets and hopefully at the other end we will get the goal and win the game.
"Usually as a defender you are part of the problem because it has gone in your goal and you think 'could I have done more' and you question yourself; we are our own worst critics.
"Whatever other people are saying is not as harsh as what we say to ourselves. If you take that message from yourself then you can accept it from everyone else.
"There is always pressure in football, we get criticised this year for not winning games and we got criticised last year for not winning games when we were trying to get out of the Championship. It is all par of the course."


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I have the blue suede and the red and white squiggle pirate boots. I LOVE LOVE LOVE them!
I love the pirate boots, it's nice to see a new version in 'fluffy' fabric. They are the most comfortable shoes I've ever owned. I purchased the last squiggle Grenson shoes in red and white from Worlds End last year. Beautiful!
Worth an ask…. Any chance of the mens buffalo sack boot (more exact to the original than the last reissue), pirate 'cracked' shoes and the animal toe for men shoes making a return?


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Novak Djokovic moves step closer to first Cincinnati title
Associated PressAug 18, 2018, 8:16 PM EDT
MASON, Ohio — Novak Djokovic closed in on the one title that has eluded him, reaching the final of the Western & Southern Open on Saturday with a three-set victory over Marin Cilic.
His 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 win moved him one victory away from the only ATP Masters 1000 title he's never claimed. Djokovic is trying to become the first to win all nine events since the series started in 1990.
One big hurdle: a potential rematch with Roger Federer, who faced David Goffin in the other semifinal. Federer has won an unprecedented seven Cincinnati titles, beating Djokovic three times in championship matches.
"It's been a roller-coaster week with matches and the interruptions with the rain and all that's happened," Djokovic said.
Djokovic completed his long recovery from elbow surgery by winning Wimbledon for the fourth time last month. He then set out to get his hard-court game in form for the U.S. Open.
Along the way, he dearly wants to get a title in Cincinnati, where he's 0-5 in the finals.
Frustrated by his ragged play early in his semifinal win over Milos Raonic, Djokovic slammed his racket on the court, sending pieces of the frame into the air. The racket-busting became a turning point.
When he closed out the victory Saturday, he walked calmly to the net to congratulate Cilic and then raised both arms in triumph.
In the women's bracket, Kiki Bertens advanced to her first Western & Southern Open final, wearing down No. 8 Petra Kvitova 3-6, 6-4, 6-2 for a chance at her second title of the season.
Bertens is an unexpected finalist, winning only one match during three previous appearances in Cincinnati. Her only title this season was at Charleston.
Known as more of a clay court player, Bertens has reached a hard-court final for the first time, spending more time getting accustomed to the different style of play.
"I think also I'm less stressed," she said. "So before the match, I'm less nervous than I used to be. Before I was like, `Oh, I play on center court and a lot of people are watching.' But now I'm just more relaxed."
Top-ranked Simona Halep played later Saturday against Aryna Sabalenka, trying to reach the finals for the third time. Halep has never won a Cincinnati title, losing the final match last year to Garbine Muguruza.
A week of rain delays and double-duty days wore on players, many of whom wound up playing twice in a day. Kvitova faded in her second straight three-set match, ending her best showing in Cincinnati. She'd made five previous appearances in semifinals this season, winning each tournament.
"My legs were pretty heavy," Kvitova said. "I just couldn't really jump at all. It was very, very tiring, the second set, and I just think that I couldn't really find energy in the third one. I was really trying, but nothing."


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Marvel | Why I love it
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If you read my blog or social media platforms there are a few consistent themes kicking around, Marvel is one of those and it's hard to believe by this point I haven't written about Marvel and why I love it, as Marvel has been filtered around several of mine over the years.
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Now over the years, there are many arms of Marvel, Comics, books, TV, Games, Films, etc it's now across many different platforms, and because of its age, it has a healthy cast of characters some much more known as some little exposure. For me even though I've touched Comics etc I always found a home for me in TV or Films, the games can be good but they were so sporadic and as a gamer, it was very difficult to find a consistent quality, however, it's definitely the TV and Film that hs grown, my love.
When I was young Marvel Films were not a big thing, there were glimpses but in reality, it took time, however TV series both live-action and Animated were far more apparent, one of Marvels big things is their stories, they are widely known and critically acclaimed, so TV series was a perfect platform to play out the long story but unlike the Comics more content, of course, was needed to fill out the gaps etc, both Xmen and Spiderman Cartoons were a big impact for me growing up.
Both these are still close to peoples hearts and widely known as great examples of the stories, things like Fantastic 4 and hulk were also very popular but for me, I wasn't a huge fan, let's be honest the Hulk live-action series is one of the more known in the whole history of Superheroes and TV.
However with the year 2000 hitting it begun the explosion of films began, Xmen went down very well and was massively hyped and this spawned many films afterwards, Fantastic 4 did well especially the first but the second one fell a little short.
But then Spiderman set the standard and for the first 2 films in the trilogy, much hype and well-loved was the order of the day, however, we all know what happened in the third! but needless to say, Spiderman had risen the bar but weirdly these were done by either Sony and Fox, Marvel had input, and of course, the ever-present Stan Lee had major inputs but they weren't exactly Marvel's own babies.
With Marvel over the years on the brink of going out of business and struggling they were facing a tough time again, the popularity of their Animation had wavered, the films of Xmen, Spiderman, Blade and Fantastic 4 all tailed off as they ended, Hulk wasn't a success, and they were having a tough time, and I think all of us Love for Marvel had started to Waver with only the hardcore Comic readers still staying relatively loyal even though there was a lot of competition in that world.
But two things happened Disney would eventually buy Marvel and slap a rocket to the Marvel Universe, but you can't argue one thing Ironman was released and it changed the cinema world, a huge risk with Robert Downey Jr. and yet another Marvel film.
But this wasn't a project from Fox or Sony or even Disney really at the time, it was Marvel taking back control, and it blow away expectations, it quickly accelerated what could be done with Avengers and other characters, Hulk, Thor, Captian America and then Avengers all followed but one major difference the project, the project to combine them all and make one big MCU, and that's what I like the most the link between them all.
They rolled on with this success with TV series of Daredevil, Luke Cage, Punisher, and others, etc and even though they aren't directly linked and done by companies like Netflix, Marvel still have control and major input, let alone that they may yet introduce them into the MCU properly, most people who have watched them will have liked at least one if not all of them.
However fast forward to the Disney Plus era and its hard to believe that it's even bigger now than ever, The avengers run is one of the biggest grossing and impactful films in Cinematic history, with Disney pushing it, now it's one of the biggest brands in history and most people known or love the characters, and that's where it is… there are characters that suit everyone, there are stories that are more than just simply and over the top FX action-packed films, it may now be a corporate beast, and from a couple hanging on to a money machine for Disney.
There are lots to be proud of, even with the passing of the legendary Stan Lee I'm sure he's proud of what he accomplished and how much love we all have for marvel. whether it be Comics, Toys like Lego, Games, TV, or films Marvel is now a part of many of ours lives, its arguably my favourite pop culture thing and I could write another 10000 words about it all but that's how much it influences my life.
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It's all Marvel or Dinosaurs in our house. I grew up with DC Comics myself, particularly Superman and Batman!
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Below are AquaProjects which are example solutions to common database and IT related problems. Click on one to find out what it does. After downloading a solution, follow the steps listed below.
Below are the steps for using a downloaded, zipped AquaProject.
After downloading the .zip file containing the Solution Example, extract (unzip) it.
Within Aqua Data Studio's Projects Browser, right click and select Mount Project.
Browse to the unzipped directory and select it.
Project mounts and is ready to be edited.
Starter project. Demonstrates project creation, debugging and deployment techniques, basic input/output functions and GUI controls in HTML forms.
Exports the schema DDL and table data of a database. Creates a .ddl file for each instance of a schema object type in the database. Also creates either a csv, xml or xls file containing all table data. If generating csv or xml files, a separate file is created per table. Optionally, creates a zip, tar or gz archive containing all generated files.
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Iterates through each slave server and compare its schema with the master server. Any schema differences are written to disk in HTML format.
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Backs up a user specified set of SVN folders and stores the contents into a single AES encrypted zip file.
Overlay charts for securities price data, including Moving Average, Envelopes, Keltner Cannel, Bollinger Bands. Allow selecting securities and changing chart parameters.
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Example AquaScript which uses a custom Java library. The custom Java library can be used in Aqua Data Studio and Aqua Data Server.
Example AquaProject that connects to a database, creates a Basic and Advanced report containing charts and pivots from the data, responds to form input, generates an Excel file of the report, and allows emailing the report as an attached Excel file through an HTML form within the report itself. Icons in the dashboard toolbar link the Basic and Advanced Report AquaScript (.xjs) files.


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Here we are, right in the middle of fall 2013 and so naturally we're all super-busy. The book club caught me between UNC CAUSE and WordCamp conferences, was mere days after Sarah's baby shower, and was during an unnaturally stressful week so no big surprise, we were all a little strapped for time.
What WAS a big surprise was the book! Since I thought I had read it but hadn't. Nope, not at all. Yes, that's against the rules. I made a mistake and was thinking of a different book- one I *still* can't find. Anyway, this book was not a great book and so I had to begin book club by apologizing for this profusely. The only thing worse than the book was the movie, which we didn't watch but saw a trailer for – oh, the agony! Yeah, not my finest hour.
We did eat food too. Sarah and Matt brought a veggie tray. I stopped at Whole Foods for turkey burgers and carrots and made some asparagus as well to avoid feeling like a complete slacker. Des and Tim brought us apple pie and whipped cream which pretty much disappeared from the face of the planet in under 5 minutes.
Music! Des found some great travel songs, which was my request. I changed my musical theme midway through song selection since I felt like the book we read was more appropriate for songs about crimes (the book I'm thinking of had way more travel involved- east to west on a trip in the Canadian Rockies… what WAS that book??). Anyway I chose some travel songs and some crime songs. And Sarah chose to exercise her right not to pick. Which was probably for the best since we were all over the map (literally!).
There were more discussions throughout the evening, of course, and Matt and Tim played a couple riveting (for them) games of whatever games they brought with them. Nala tried to make Sarah sneeze and get Des to pet her non-stop for 3 hours. So yeah. Just about the same as usual, if not a little more stressed. Of course we are moving into December so it's not like things are about to get less chaotic, but we have Maggiano's on the schedule and of course, everyone's favorite: gift exchange! Looking forward to it!


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Dale Ahlquist, the President of the American Chesterton Society, and author of G. K. Chesterton -The Apostle of Common Sense, presents a book of wonderful insights on how to "look at the whole world through the eyes of Chesterton". Since, as he says, "Chesterton wrote about everything", there is an ocean of his material to benefit from GKC's insights on a kaleidoscope of many important topics.
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Lou Rae is a Tasmanian author and historian of the West Coast of Tasmania.

His publications have included articles about Rosebery, Tasmania, the Emu Bay Railway Queenstown, Tasmania and the Mount Lyell Railway otherwise known as the Abt Railway, as well as the Sandfly Colliery Tramway.

His publications about railways on the west coast of Tasmania have gone into multiple editions, as well as modifying for the changes in the fate of the railways.

He also has been a postgraduate student at the University of Tasmania, culminating in his 2005 PhD thesis about the Mount Lyell area.

His session at The Unconformity event in Queenstown in October 2016 addresses the issues of sources and historiography of the Western Tasmanian region.

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Australian historians
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Western Tasmania
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CAROL follows the relationship between two very different women in 1950s New York. A young woman in her 20s, Therese (Mara) is working in a department store and dreaming of a more fulfilling life when she meets Carol (Blanchett), an alluring woman trapped in a loveless, moneyed marriage. As the story unfolds—their lives begin to unravel with Carol becoming more fearful of losing custody of her daughter in the case of separation when her husband (Chandler) threatens her competence as a mother because of her previous affair with her best friend Abby (Paulson), and new relationship with Therese.