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Discover "the Memo of HKBU" - where every stroke of the pen tells a story, and every blank page holds endless possibilities. This set isn't just about paper and ink; it's about capturing moments of inspiration, turning ordinary notes into extraordinary tales.

Dr. PENG Heng, Professor, earned her Ph.D. at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. He joined HKBU after working at Princeton University as a postdoc. Now, he is an associate editor of Computational Statistics and Data Analysis.

In this paper, we investigate the asymptotic properties of a nonconcave penalized M-estimator in sparse, high-dimensional, linear regression models. Compared with classic M-estimation, the nonconcave penalized M-estimation method can perform parameter estimation and variable selection simultaneously.

All students and staff members of Hong Kong Baptist University are eligible to access the Learning Commons by presenting their physical or electronic student/staff cards at the entrance gates. Student/staff cards are the only valid identification for entering the premises.

With the award of a RGC’s Early Career Scheme and an HKBU digital scholarship grant, Prof. Pan complied the Chinese/English Political Interpreting Corpus (CEPIC, https://digital.lib.hkbu.edu.hk/cepic/), an open-access online corpus of interpreting in political settings consisting of nearly 6.5 million word tokens.

Principles for the Use of Generative AI Tools in Teaching and Learning, and Assessment @ HKBU Approved by the Senate in June 2023, effective from AY2023/2024 Play

Tin Wong is a print-maker who returned to Hong Kong after living in Australia for some years. He was an illustrator who specialized in pen and ink, and learning print making has given him a fresh perspective that illustration could not provide him.

Dr. Yinni Peng works on migration, family and gender, digital technology, and labor politics. She is the coauthor of Masculine Compromise: Migration, Family, and Gender in China (2016, University of California Press), which is the winner of the 2018 best book, RC 31 Sociology of Migration, International Sociological Association.

This page contains a list of editors for English and French in HKKH: Sinophone Hong Kong literature: translation anthologies