We are excited to have Dr Chun ZHANG shares the topic - Data in food waste: sorting and recycling. Modern sensing technologies for food waste sorting will be discussed in the seminar. And, for the sake of environmental conservation, the data relevant to food, packaging, and waste management will also be covered. Dr Zhang is the Director of Sensing Devices and Integration of ASTRI. 



 



 



All are welcome to join. 



 



Details are as follows.



Date: 26 April 2023 (Wednesday)



Time: 3 - 4 pm



Venue: Chen Kuan Cheng Forum (Lecture Theatre H), HKUST



Host: Dr Shuo-hui Li, Department of Physics, HKUST



 



About the Speakers



Dr Chun Zhang obtained PhD in physics at HKUST in 1999. He then worked at UC Berkeley for four years, at NAMI for eight years, and at ASTRI for twelve years, continuing his pursuit of optical sensing. He is now the Director of Sensing Devices and Integration of ASTRI, supervising the developments of leading technologies in digital jewellery inspection, portable environmental sensor, and smartphone spectrometer. 



 



*Remarks:




  1. This is a face-to-face seminar.




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4月26日
3:00pm - 4:00pm
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Chen Kuan Cheng Forum (Lecture Theatre H), HKUST
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Department of Physics
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