Physics

Faculty of Science
- Subject: Physics

A. Physcis News

     The Nobel Prize in Physics 2025

 

B. Panel member (2025 - 2026)

  • Panel Head:
    • Mr. Lee S.H. (MPhil. in Physics, MSc. in Mathematics)
  • Member:
    • Dr. Cheung H.K. (PhD. in Physics)
  • Technician: Mr. Sham Pui Leung

C. Purposes

  1. Cultivating students' interest in Physics and their appreciation in the simplicity and elegance of the laws of Physics.
  2. Enabling them to acquire the knowledge of physical principles and to apply them to solve both theoretical and practical problems.
  3. Developing students' skills such as problem solving, data analyses, scientific investigation, and scientific communication.
  4. Developing students' awareness of relating Physics to daily-life issues.

D. Activities carried out

 

F.5 Physics students: Physics in Motion (in HK Ocean Park)

    The activity involves students experiencing mechanics and motions through various rides in the Hong Kong Ocean Park. They will carry with them sensors to take data in the processes and perform data analyses afterwards. The activity will allow students to feel the Physics they learned in their textbooks, while at the same time, feeling the fun of learning Physics and collaboration..

 

Students carrying motion sensors to ride on roller coaster

 

Students making their own roller coaster track model

 

Debriefing on the roller coaster tracks made by the students

Debriefing on the roller coaster tracks made by the students

 

 

 

 

University Research Opportunities and Research Internship Award

     One of our Physics students, Wan Ka Ming, joined the Summer Research Internship organized by the Engineering Faculty of the City University of Hong Kong. In the programme, he was guided to carry out nanoscale optical experiments on 2-dimensional materials with electron microscopes to investigate the structures and photoluminescence properties of the materials. At the end of the programme, he submitted a report and a presentation video summarising what he had learnt to the professors and won the Outstanding Summer Intern Award.

 

 

University Enrichment Programmes for Selected F.3 to F.4 Stduents

     The Advanced Physics EXperience Programme (APEX) is an enrichemnt programme organized by the  Physics Department of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Three of our students, Li Tsz Ho, Kong Chak Kuen, and Chan Tsz Lok participated in the programme last year. In it, the students learnt various mathematical tools for physics, classical and quantum mechanics, and computational physics research skills. They also studied specialized topics such as the theory of Relativity, astrophysics, and particle physics. Besides studying courses, they also participated in research projects under the supervision of lecturers and professors from the university.

 

Poster presentation of the student's research project in CUHK

 

 

Presentation of the student's research project in CUHK

 

 

School-based Enrichment Programs for High Achievers from F.2 to F.4 students

    We offer enrichment programs for high achievers from F.2 to F.4. Students would learn advanced Mechanics and apply it to understand various phemonema. If you are in interested in Physics. Come join us!

 

 

the Hong Kong Physics Olympiad competition

    Every year, our studnts get encouraging results in Hong Kong Physics Olympiad competition.

 

 

 

 

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