HKIAS News

Three new Senior Fellows join HKIAS

29 Sep 2023

 


We are immensely pleased that three distinguished scholars have been appointed by Hong Kong Institute for Advanced Study (HKIAS) as Senior Fellows. They are:

  • Professor Giorgio Parisi, Professor of Quantum Theories at the University of Rome “La Sapienza”; Nobel Laureate in Physics (2021);
  • Professor David R Clarke, Inaugural holder of the Extended Tarr Family Professor of Materials in the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences; Member of the US National Academy of Engineering; and
  • Professor Nieng Yan (顏寧), Founding President of the Shenzhen Medical Academy of Research and Translation; International Member of the US National Academy of Sciences, International Honorary Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and Associate Member of the European Molecular Biology Organization.

(View detailed resume of the three new Senior Fellows and the full list of our existing Senior Fellows at HKIAS website.)

As an institution dedicated to advancing the frontiers of knowledge, HKIAS’s contribution to the local and global scientific communities lies in the calibre of our fellows and is measured by the impact of their research that prompts advances in science and technology. The new Senior Fellows are going to further enhance the extraordinary quality of the Institute. As indicated by their areas of excellence in their respective fields of research, ranging from molecular biology, quantum entanglement, and materials and structural metallurgy, their expertise complements and enhances our own faculty strength. They are going to join other fellows, drawn from many different countries, to help fulfil our mission to facilitate disinterested research into fundamental questions in the specified fields we have chosen for HKIAS.

The students, postdoctoral researchers and scholars from CityU as well as from other local educational institutions will benefit from working with them and from their mentoring in the coming months and years.

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