The U-STEMist Scheme Project Exhibition cum Prize Presentation was conducted on 9 June 2018 (Saturday) on PolyU Campus, with 22 STEM Project Teams showcasing their STEM project in STEM Education, Smart City, Caring for the Society, and Health Monitoring & Promotion. Dr YU Kar Ming, Guest of Honour and Dean of Students of EdUHK, Project Leaders, Co-leaders, Community Partners and schools took part in the event to share happiness and achievements of the student teams.

 

A Prize Presentation Ceremony was held in Cheung On Tak Lecture Theatre, PolyU Campus, right after the Project Exhibition, to appreciate teams with outstanding performances in the scheme. The results are as follows:

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Award List

• Gold Award: Automatic Paint Spraying Machine (Smart City Group 4)

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• Silver Award: To Provide the Shortest Route to reach nearby Car Park (Smart City Group 2)

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• Bronze Award: Microplastics Investigation (STEM Education Group 6)

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• Most Creative Project Award: The Cat House Project (STEM Education Group 12)

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• Best Impact Award: A STEM approach to help Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder on Emotional expression (Caring for the Society Group 1)

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• Best Reflective Thinking Award: LETS: A New Solution to Hidden Youths and New Immigrants (Health Monitoring & Promotion Group 2)

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• Best Presentation Award: Food Industry: Molecular Gastronomy Workshop (STEM Education Group 11)

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Special thanks to adjudicators (in alphabetical order)

• Dr CHAN Chi Keung (Department of Science and Environmental Studies, EdUHK)

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• Dr CHAN Kam Ho Kennedy (Division of Mathematics and Science Education, HKU)

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• Dr CHAN Man Ho (Department of Science and Environmental Studies, EdUHK)

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• Professor CHAN Pak Keung (Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, PolyU)

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• Mr FUNG Ping Fu Michael (Department of Computer Science and Engineering, CUHK)

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• Professor LAU Wing Fat Wilfred (Department of Curriculum and Instruction, CUHK)

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• Dr MOK Ah Chee Ida (Division of Mathematics and Science Education, HKU)

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• Professor PANG Tat Choi Paul (Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, PolyU)