Nice to see some distinguished guests and friends in Hong Kong and Beijing. Also, welcome Jiantao to Hong Kong! Grateful to join the class on 2019 for the Ch...

How can we enhance community preparedness and resiliency against geohazards in the face of climate change?

It is official, well deserved gents, now go make the world a better place!

A delegation of geotechnical engineers from Malaysia visited research facilities at the University of Hong Kong. More importantly, we were able to exchange ...

Thanks Prof. Armanini for inviting me to your campus to visit your impressive facilities and to share our research work with you. Looking forward to more col...

Two successful PhD defences by two excellent gents. Four long but memorable years.

Thanks to Ms. Eva Lam and her team at the Hong Kong Jockey Club Disaster Preparedness and Response Institute (HKJCDPRI) for inviting me to their annual confe...

I enjoyed working with all of you over these past four years. I look forward to see you all on the world stage.

This is a state-of-the-art project led by Prof. Charles W. W. Ng on predicting landslides using artificial intelligence. I am excited to take part in this la...

The 2019 GEOSUMMIT was successfully held in Hiroshima and Fukuoka, Japan, from 13 to 17 May 2019. World-leading practitioners and researchers on debris flow-...

The debris flow and steep creek hazards mitigation committee of the Association of Geohazards Professionals (AGHP) held their 2nd workshop in Golden, CO at t...