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Jianhua YAO: Researches and Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Genomic Computing

2023-03-05

With the development of omics technologies, computational biology has become the key factors for biology.

Jay Fineberg: The Fundamental Physics of the Onset of Frictional Motion: How does Friction Start?

2022-12-07

On Dec. 1, 2022, Prof. Jay Fineberg from The Racah Institute of Physics, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem was invited to the 92nd Science Lecture of College of Science, SUSTech. He gave a lecture themed “The Fundamental Physics of the Onset of Frictional Motion: How does Friction Start?”, which was chaired by Asst.

Jian HUANG: Statistical Deep Learning with Applications to Biomedical Data Analysis

2022-10-26

On Oct 20, 2022, Prof. Jian HUANG from the Department of Applied Mathematics, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University was invited to the 87th Science Lecture of College of Science, SUSTech.

Raymond Chan: Sparsity—The Beauty of Less is More

2022-09-16

On September 8, 2022, Prof. Raymond Chan from Department of Mathematics, City University of Hong Kong was invited to the 83th Science Lecture of College of Science, SUSTech. He gave a lecture themed “Sparsity—The Beauty of Less is More”, which was chaired by Prof. Qiman Shao, head of Department of Statistics and Data Science, Southern University of Science and Technology.

Li YOU: Quantum Enhanced Precision Measurement

2021-05-21

On May 19, 2021, Prof. Li YOU from Dept. of Physics, Tsinghua University was invited to the 63th Science Lecture of College of Science, SUSTech. He gave a lecture themed “Quantum Enhanced Precision Measurement”, which was chaired by academician Xueming YANG, dean of College of Science.

Wenhao HU: Novel Reactions via Trapping of Active Intermediates

2021-03-30

On March 26, 2021, Prof. Wenhao HU, dean of School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Sun Yat-Sen University was invited to the 54th Science Lecture of College of Science, SUSTech. He gave a lecture themed with“novel reactions via trapping of active intermediates”.