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15-16 April 2021 Funded by: Organised by:
Topic: Partnership Strategies for a Collaborative Society
主題：樂齡科技會議 - 共創樂齡城市伙伴策略
Introduction
Funded by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, the Lingnan University is organizing the three-year ‘LU Jockey Club
Gerontechnology and Smart Ageing Project’ in 2019-2022, which aims to promote Gerontechnology and support smart ageing
Socialpreneurship development. This project serves as an educational platform to encourage the application and usage of
Gerontechnology in the society, and thus to reach the vision of “Smart Ageing”. The project also aims to provide training courses
and workshops on “Gerontechnology in Healthcare, Dining, Living and Transport”. Baseline studies will be conducted to build a
database in the areas of Gerontech products and services, social innovation and startups, with a vision to offer policy
recommendations to the industry and Government.
This conference serves to offer inspiration for the implications and partnership models in the gerontechnology ecosystem of a
rapidly ageing population. Numbers of stakeholders including leading experts would share their knowledge and experience, and
outline some of the strategies that might be adopted for better coordination and collaboration for the gerontechnology
development. The Conference also encourages exchange of ideas and promote future collaboration opportunities. With the joint
efforts, we aim to address the ageing issue in a holistic manner, and strengthen our capacity to foster the gerontechnology
ecosystem development in Hong Kong.
背景
Objectives
• Share the best practices and experience from local and international collaboration on gerontechnology;
• Share the latest trend of development and excellence in applying Gerontechnology in elderly care;
• Search for innovative discoveries with advocates to develop strategies to encourage collaborations among different sectors;
• Promote the concept of smart ageing and lifelong learning across different contexts for sustainable development.
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Details
• Date: 15 & 16 April, 2021 (Thursday and Friday)
• Venue:
• theDesk, 20/F, 77 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay (on 15 April) and
• Leung Fong Oi Wan Art Gallery, 2/F, Patrick Lee Wan Keung Academic Building, Lingnan University, 8 Castle Peak Road,
Tuen Mun (on 16 April)
• Reception Time: 15 & 16 April - 09:00 Start Registration
活動詳情
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ZOOM Link
ZOOM連結
Date: 15 April 2021 (Thursday) | 2021 4 15 ( )
(09:00-12:30) https://lingnan.zoom.us/j/97606747502?pwd=d3JOc1MrNmxHQ0ttVXZ4aks4RmMxZz09
AM上午 Meeting ID: 976 0674 7502
Passcode 密碼: 2021APR15
(14:00-17:30) https://lingnan.zoom.us/j/97624708277?pwd=MDE2VVNEcytKa0ZlbjJnRlF1TTlIZz09
PM下午 Meeting ID: 976 2470 8277
Passcode密碼: 2021APR15
Date: 16 April 2021 (Friday) |
(09:00-13:00) https://lingnan.zoom.us/j/98605329477?pwd=cHFqdFpSb0doaW1QbGI2VDlNR1BjUT09
AM上午 Meeting ID: 986 0532 9477
Passcode密碼: 2021APR16
(14:30-16:30) https://lingnan.zoom.us/j/97028435341?pwd=WUdNNGtlUWxtUUp0SW51cWVaaHk2dz09
PM下午 Webinar: 970 2843 5341
Passcode密碼: 2021APR16
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Rundown 活動流程
Day 1 – 15 April (Thursday) | –
Opening (09:30-10:15) | Theme: Government's Role in Responding to an Ageing Society
• Welcoming speech
Professor Kwok Hon Leonard CHENG, President of Lingnan University
• Welcoming speech
Mr. Leong CHEUNG, Executive Director, Charities and Community, The Hong Kong Jockey Club
• Opening keynote: Ageing society and gerontechnology – Challenges and opportunities
Dr. Ching-choi LAM, SBS, JP
Chairman, Elderly Commission
• Opening keynote: Developing an inclusive gerontechnology collaboration
The Honourable Bernard Charnwut CHAN, GBM, GBS, JP
Chairperson, The Hong Kong Council of Social Service
• Opening Ceremony of the “LU Jockey Club Gerontechnology-X Lab” & Group photo taking
AM Session
Presentation & Panel Discussion (10:15-11:30) | Theme: Business & silver hair markets
• Gerontechnology – Start-up experience from Taiwan
Professor Yeh-Liang HSU
Chair Professor, Mechanical Engineering Department&Director, Gerontechnology Research Centre, Yuan Ze University, Taiwan
Editor-in-charge, Gerontechnology
• The silver hair market: A golden opportunity for business
Mrs. Rebecca CHOY-YUNG
Founder & Chair, Golden Age Foundation
• A supportive environment for the developments of healthcare and biomedical technology in Hong Kong
Dr. Donna BROWN
Associate Director,BioMedical Technology Cluster of Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation
• How 5G and IoT innovation can support an ageing society?
Mr. Kong Sang Dennis WONG
Senior Vice President, Emerging Technologies,Hong Kong Telecommunications (HKT) Limited
Presentation (11:50-12:30) | Theme: Best practice of co-creation: New product development
• Adopting experience of Japan Care Food to the development of innovative food in Hong Kong
Miss Queenie MAN
Founder and CEO, The Project Futurus
• Gerontech Innovations for Local Seniors: Continuum of Care for Elderly with Dementia
Ir Prof. Yongping ZHENG
Chair Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering,
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University & Director, Jockey Club Smart Ageing Hub
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Day 1 – 15 April (Thursday) | –
PM Session 下午場次
(Chinese Session )
Welcoming |
• Life-long education for elderly and gerontechnology promotion
Mr. How-chi CHAN MH
Chairman of Elderly Commission on Elder Academy Development Foundation
Chairman of NT West Elder Academies Cluster
• Applications of gerontechnology in responding shortage and ageing workforce
Mr. Ken LEE
Project Director
Innovation and Technology for Ageing
The Hong Kong Council of Social Service
• Raise public awareness on “Ageing in Place” with new experience of gerontechnology
Mr. Pan Ching SZE, Patrick
Manager (Elderly Services)
Hong Kong Housing Society
• Service-Learning on gerontechnology in Lingnan: Applications of technology and psychology for the prevention of dementia
A Student team from the LU Jockey Club Gerontechnology and Smart Ageing Project, and agency representative
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Rundown 活動流程
Day 1 – 15 April (Thursday) |
PM Session 下午場次
• Curriculum design: Applying STEM for an aging society
Associate Professor Tit MengLIM
Chief Executive, Science Centre Board, Singapore
STEM
• Connecting gerontechnology with STEM education: A case of primary school
A teacher team from AD & FD POHL Mrs Cheng Yam On School
• Engaging STEM Education at a community-based project: Experiences from the Jockey Club Age-friendly City Project
Miss Charmaine LEUNG
Assistant Manager, School of Graduate Studies,
Lingnan University
And teams from secondary schools
STEM
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Day 2 -16 April (Friday) |
AM Session
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• Gerontechnology in eldercare and rehabilitation services for a better society
Ms. Wendy Shuk-man FUNG, Chief Social Work Officer (Elderly)3, Social Welfare Department
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• Foster NGO’s participation in gerontechnology ecosystem development in Hong Kong: Gerontechnology platform
Ms. Grace CHAN
Business Director, The Hong Kong Council of Social Service
• Technology and caregiving: Capacity development in supporting elderly and their caregivers
Mr. Lawrence Ho-Long YAM, Social Work Supervisor, Caritas Integrated Home Care Service – Sham Shui Po, Services for
the Elderly, Caritas Hong Kong
Ms. Yammi YUEN, Social Work Supervisor, Caritas Jockey Club Resource and Support Centre for Carers
Services for the Elderly, Caritas Hong Kong
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Rundown 活動流程
Day 2 -16 April (Friday) |
• The use of robotics to ease the long-term care crisis during COVID-19
Mr. Roy LIM
CEO, Robocore Technology Ltd.
• “Dialogues with user”: Understanding daily matters and prepare for the future of work
Park Companies from The Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation & Elder Care Service Representative
& Elderly Representative
• Data-informed user experience design: Continuously discovering user’s needs
Mr. Derek Yi-Chun TSENG, Director of User Experience Design, Taiwan
• Closing speech
Professor Joshua Ka-Ho MOK, Vice-President of Lingnan University
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Details 場次內容
Day 1 – 15 April (Thursday) (English Session) |
Welcoming Speech
Professor Kwok Hon Leonard CHENG, President of Lingnan University
Welcoming Speech
Mr. Leong CHEUNG, Executive Director, Charities and Community, The Hong Kong Jockey Club
Opening Keynote: Ageing society and gerontechnology – challenges and opportunities
Dr. Ching-choi LAM, SBS, JP
Chairman, Elderly Commission
Dr.Ching-choi LAM is a paediatric and community medicine specialist and is currently the Chief
Executive Officer of Haven of Hope Christian Service. Dr. Lam is a non-official member of the
Executive Council of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. He also
serves as the Chairman of the Elderly Commission and the Council for Sustainable Development to
advise the Government on the related policies. He is also the Supervisory Board Member of the HK
Housing Society. Dr. Lam was awarded the Silver Bauhinia Star in 2019. Apart from receiving
Honorary Fellowship from Lingnan University in 2018, he was also given the Ageing Asia Global
Ageing Influencer Award (Special Recognitions) for his devotion to public services and his influence
on policy-making for the global ageing trend.
Opening Keynote: Developing an inclusive gerontechnology collaboration
The Honourable Bernard Charnwut CHAN, GBM, GBS, JP
Chairperson, The Hong Kong Council of Social Service
Hon. Chan is the Convenor of the Non-Official Members of the Executive Council of HKSAR,
President of Asia Financial Holdings Ltd., Chairman of Asia Insurance Co. Ltd., Chairperson of the
Hong Kong Council of Social Service and Chairman of Hong Kong Palace Museum Ltd. He is also a
Hong Kong Deputy to the National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China. He
previously served as a Legislative Council Member, Chairman of the Council of Lingnan University,
the Council for Sustainable Development and the Antiquities Advisory Board. He was awarded the
Gold Bauhinia Star in 2006 and the Grand Bauhinia Medal in 2020.
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Details 場次內容
Day 1 – 15 April (Thursday) (English Session) |
AM Session
Gerontechnology – Start-up experience from Taiwan
Professor Yeh-Liang HSU
Chair Professor, Mechanical Engineering Department & Director, Gerontechnology Research Centre, Yuan Ze University, Taiwan
Editor-in-charge, Gerontechnology
Professor Yeh-Liang Hsu received his bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from National Taiwan University and was
conferred Ph.D. by Stanford University in 1992. He then became a professor at Yuan Ze University, Taiwan, where he has had
many important roles, including Head of Mechanical Engineering Department, Secretary-General, and Dean of Academic
Affairs. Professor Hsu directed his research interest in gerontechnology design and established the Gerontechnology
Research Center in 2003, the pioneering research institute in this field in Taiwan. He has published papers, books, and patents,
and has conducted many projects in gerontechnology. Professor Hsu has been actively involved in the International Society for
Gerontechnology (ISG). He was the chairperson of the 9th World Conference of Gerontechnology. He is Editor-in-Chief for Gerontechnology (the
official journal of the ISG) and IT Director of the ISG. In 2016, Professor Hsu founded Seda GTech Co. Ltd. Working with young cofounders who
were his students, he has been pushing gerontechnology research to real products for daily applications by older adults and caregivers.
The Gerontechnology Research Center (GRC) of Yuan Ze University (YZU), Taiwan, was first established in 2003. It is the pioneering research institute in
the field of gerontechnology in Taiwan. Gerontechnology research is only valuable if the research can be turned into real products for daily applications.
GRC has done many industry-academia collaboration projects. In 2016, GRC moved one step forward and established a start-up company Seda GTech.
In this start-up company, we take a design approach to gerontechnology, extending from creativity and prototypes in the University into products. What
is very challenging for us is turning the products into sales and daily applications. With the intention of selling the products, we truly care about our target
users, their needs, and the values our products can bring to them. That completes the full design cycle. Some of the product design experience, in
particular, “How the technology can be accepted as a natural part of older adults’ everyday lives in the homes?” will be shared in this presentation.
The silver hair market: A golden opportunity for business
Mrs. Rebecca CHOY-YUNG
Founder & Chair, Golden Age Foundation
Mrs. Rebecca Choy Yung is a business entrepreneur turned social entrepreneur. Rebecca was a pioneer of the convention and
exhibition industry in Hong Kong and China since the early 1980s. She successfully founded, branded and organized over
twelve world- renowned international trade fairs and conventions, covering a spread of industries such as jewelry, furniture and
lighting, leather goods, education and others. Before running her own exhibition business, Rebecca was the editor of a major
publisher in Hong Kong. Rebecca is Founder & Chair of Golden Age Foundation; Founder & Vice-Chair of Education for Good;
Co-Founder & Convener of Ednovators, Chair of Social Enterprise Summit, Co-Founder of Dream Impact Hong Kong and
Co-Founder of B Lab (HK & Macau). She is also advisor of a number of social enterprises and committee member of NGOs, a writer and a radio
programme host. Rebecca received her B.SoSc. from Bristol University, UK and EMBA from Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Abstract: Ageing has an enormous impact on all aspects of society and the economy. With these demographic changes upon us, it is important
that we are informed and equipped to meet not only the challenges of population ageing but also to capitalise on the enormous potential of this
ageing cohort which is fundamentally different from previous generations. A paradigm shift from “silver age” to “golden age” is imperative.
Increased longevity has driven unprecedented economic growth and new opportunities for personal fulfillment. With growing numbers, Golden
Agers (people 45+) mean a dynamic emerging market and greater human capital resources. A golden age for business is ahead of us, from smart
homes to innovative elderly services, from lifelong learning to new offerings in consumer products. The financial market will also be driven by the
impending need to make proper financial planning ready for the 100-year life and an enormous increase in financial assets predominantly
controlled by older investors. In short, the Golden Age economy is gathering momentum.On the other hand, Golden Agers are not only consumers
and recipients of services. Many of them seek meaning and purpose, disrupting retirement norms and expressing increasing interest in lifelong
work and volunteering. They are our only increasing natural resources, a talent pool that can empower economy and enhance productivity and
social cohesion of our 10 communities. Now and for many more years, our society could be reaping the productivity benefits of the experience
and maturity of large numbers of Golden Agers. Rebecca will explore how businesses are responding to this enormous and varied market needs
and how a collaborative approach could enhance productivity and social cohesion.
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AM Session
A supportive environment for the developments of healthcare and biomedical technology in Hong Kong
Dr. Donna BROWN
Associate Director, BioMedical Technology Cluster of Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation
Dr.BROWN is a seasoned healthcare professionals with more than 20 years’ experience in commercial, industrial and
leadership roles with various reputable multinationals. With her career spanning pharmaceuticals and medical device
technology in Taiwan, China and Hong Kong, providing Dr Brown with solid and proven experiences in both strategic and
operational aspects of the business. Dr Brown is also currently part-time lecturer at HKU Space College of Life Science and
Technology and Mentor with Poly U Lean Launchpad Program to to accelerate the go-to-market of the technologies. Dr Brown
earned a PhD degree in Pharmacology from the University of Hong Kong.
Abstract: Hong Kong Science Park is a statutory body set up by the HKSAR Government in 2001. We focus on translational research, product
development and go-to-market support for both local and overseas markets. Empowering the innovation and technology ecosystem in Hong Kong
through a host of strategic initiatives, as well as bridging innovators with various stakeholders as we build the city’s largest R&D base to turn ideas
into market-ready solutions. HKSTP serves the innovation and technology ecosystem through our five clusters including Biomedical Technology,
Electronics, Green Technology, Information and Communication Technology, and Material and Precision Engineering. In recent years, we’ve
deepened our focus in four strategic areas – Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, Biomedical, Data and Smart City, Fintech – to innovate, educate,
and change the world.
How 5G and IoT innovation can support an ageing society?
Mr. Kong Sang Dennis WONG
Senior Vice President, Emerging Technologies, Hong Kong Telecommunications (HKT) Limited
Dennis Wong leads the business & product development functions for Emerging Technologies under
HKT commercial group and aims to bring advanced technologies and innovative solutions to public sector as well as enterprise
customers to accelerate their digital transformation. He also leads the function to provide solutions consultancy for smart city and
smart building projects to serve both HKT & CSL1O1O’s corporate customers. Dennis holds more than 20 years’ experience in IT
industry, some of which have involved different roles at PCCW-HKT focused on platform design and solutions consultancy for
Hong Kong’s public and private sectors. Dennis graduated with first-class honor in Electronic Engineering, and earned a Master’s
Degree in Business Management with distinction in 1998. He registered as a Chartered Engineer (CEng) in the Institute of Engineering and Technology
(IET) and became a Full Member of the Hong Kong Computer Society (MHKCS). During his career, Dennis has delivered tangible business results and
completed many large-scale projects.
Abstract: Hong Kong Science Park is a statutory body set up by the HKSAR Government in 2001. We focus on translational research, product
development and go-to-market support for both local and overseas markets. Empowering the innovation and technology ecosystem in Hong Kong
through a host of strategic initiatives, as well as bridging innovators with various stakeholders as we build the city’s largest R&D base to turn ideas into
market-ready solutions. HKSTP serves the innovation and technology ecosystem through our five clusters including Biomedical Technology, Electronics,
Green Technology, Information and Communication Technology, and Material and Precision Engineering. In recent years, we’ve deepened our focus in
four strategic areas – Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, Biomedical, Data and Smart City, Fintech – to innovate, educate, and change the world.
Moderator:
Professor Joshua Ka Ho MOK
Vice-President, Lingnan University
10Details 場次內容
Day 1 – 15 April (Thursday) (English Session) |
AM Session
Miss Queenie MAN
Founder and CEO, The Project Futurus
Queenie is the Founder & CEO of The Project Futurus, a social enterprise that is committed to promoting the future of aging.
Queenie is also the Managing Director at Culture Homes and Forward Living. Prior to joining eldercare industry, Queenie had
worked as a global brand strategist for a decade specializing on brand strategy, culture and design. Inspired by the many
possibilities in delivering better aged care, Queenie joins the industry hoping to transform the way people perceive aged care, while making it
relevant to the consumers of tomorrow through products, service and social innovation. Queenie is committed to channeling her passion, creativity
and vision into three main areas: aging innovation, elders eating with dignity and positive brand building for the aged care industry. Queenie holds
a Bachelor Degree in Marketing and Information Systems from the University of Washington. She is also a certified Personal Care Worker.
Abstract: According to a study The Swallowing Research Laboratory at The University of Hong Kong conducted in 2015, an estimated 60% of
elders residing in elderly homes in Hong Kong were diagnosed with swallowing difficulty (Dysphagia). Elders with swallowing problems have
limited meal choices, i.e., blended puree or porridge that often leads reduced appetite, a higher risk of malnutrition and possible aspirated
pneumonia. Elders may also experience lower self-esteem and overall lower quality of life.Japan pioneered the optimized texture modified
softmeal two decades ago using softmeal enzyme gellant in order to mitigate chances of choking. Ms Queenie Man, Founder and CEO of The
Project Futurus created “Captain Softmeal” (軟餐俠) in 2018 to help raise awareness and promote the concept of “dining with dignity”. “Captain
Softmeal” has since localized over 100 local recipes, hosted 100+ caregiver classes, assisted 170+ elderly care institutions and trained over 900
professionals on localizing the Japanese softmeal technique. “Captain Softmeal” was also the winner of The 7th Eldercare Innovation Awards
“Innovation of the Year – Health Program” in 2019.
Ir Prof. Yongping ZHENG
Chair Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering,
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University & Director, Jockey Club Smart Ageing Hub
Professor Yongping Zheng received the BSc and MEng in Electronics and Information Engineering from the University of Science
and Technology of China. He received PhD degree in Biomedical Engineering from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU)
in 1997. After a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Windsor, Canada, he joined PolyU as an Assistant Professor and was promoted to
Professor in 2008 and Chair Professor in 2019 respectively. He served as the Associate Director of the Research Institute of Innovative Products in
PolyU from 2008 to 2010. He has been serving as the Founding Head of Biomedical Engineering since 2012. Prof. Zheng has been appointed as
Henry G. Leong Professor in Biomedical Engineering since July 2017. He is currently also the Director of Jockey Club Smart Ageing Hub.
Abstract: Hong Kong is facing a big challenge of a rapidly ageing population. To bridge the gap between research and practice use of
gerontechnology devices, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University is launching a project entitled “Jockey Club Smart Ageing Hub” (JCSAH;
http://www.polyu.edu.hk/ageing), since Dec 2017. JCSAH provides an interdisciplinary platform for cross-sector stakeholders to interact with each
other for developing and adopting innovative and quality technology products that best fit the elderly.To tackle the challenges of having a shortage
of manpower and insufficient technological support in the residential elderly care homes, four “Real-life Hostels” are being set as role models for
demonstrating the practical application of gerontechnology in the elderly nursing hostels to enhance the residential experience of the elderly and
relieve the pressure of the staff. An example of positive collaborative outcomes at Jockey Club Centre for Positive Ageing will be shared for
illustrating the progress, difficulties and achievements of how academic and representatives from the elderly care field could co-develop a better
living environment for the elderly with dementia.
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PM Session
長者終身教育和樂齡技術推廣
透過樂齡科技發展和應用應對安老服務人手短缺的挑戰
12Day 1 – 15 April (Thursday) | ( )
PM Session
通過樂齡科技提高公眾對「居家安老」的認識
嶺大服務研習在樂齡科技：應用技術和心理學在預防認知障礙
13Day 1 – 15 April (Thursday) | ( )
PM Session
課程設計：將STEM教學融入老齡化社會
結合科探研習與樂齡科技教育：鄭任安夫人學校的教育案例
14Day 1 – 15 April (Thursday) | ( )
PM Session
跨代STEM 教育：以賽馬會齡活城市計劃的經驗分享
總結:
15Day 2 – 16 April (Friday) | ( )
AM Session
提倡樂齡科技在安老及康復服務以優化社會服務
推動非政府組織參與香港樂齡科技生態系統的發展：樂齡科技平台
16Day 2 – 16 April (Friday) | ( )
AM Session
應用樂齡科技支援長者及護老者能力發展
運用智能機械人應對疫情下院舍照護的需求及挑戰
討論主持人:
17Day 2 – 16 April (Friday) | ( )
「與樂齡科技用家對話」：緊貼現在及未來需求 討論主持人
資料引導的使用者經驗設計：持續性使用者需求探索
Derek is the Director of User Experience Design at Jubo, leading the UX team to turn the user research insight into
product design. Before joining Jubo as one of the initial members, Derek has nurtured an in-depth understanding of the
long-term care industry during his dedication at INSIGHT Center at National Taiwan University. He holds a master
degree in cognitive neuroscience at the University College London.
閉幕詞
18Day 2 – 16 April (Friday) |
樂齡科技展覽：產品展示
Product details
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22Disease prevention measurements
• Please be advised that, for smooth access to the conference venues, all visitors are required to show the conference
confirmation letter to the guard post at the main entrance in accordance with the current security measures.
• In light of the pandemic risk, all guests or visitors are required to perform body temperature check, complete Health & Travel
History Declaration Form at access point and observe precautionary health measures while entering the conference venues.
• All guests or visitors are strongly advised to wear masks and maintain appropriate social distance with other people.
• No food or drinks will be served at the conference venues.
• In order to minimize the risk of community transmission of COVID-19, the guest or visitor should NOT come to the conference
in the following instances.
› If he/she have any fever or respiratory symptoms or confirmed to have COVID-19; or
› If he/she is required to undergo mandatory quarantine; or
› If he/she is waiting for COVID-19 virus test result as mandated by the Centre for Health Protection; or
› If he/she is or have been in close contact with a person (including home-mate) in the last 14 days who is confirmed
COVID-19 positive, undergoing mandatory quarantine or medical surveillance as mandated by the Centre for
Health Protection.
防疫措施
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23Venue Details
會議地點
theDesk
Getting to Leighton Centre
You may get off from the Causeway Bay Station at Exit A
Lingnan University
Getting to Lingnan University
If you come by bus, you could take the bus routes 53, 67M, 67X,
261, 960 (via Tuen Mun Town Centre and minibus 46), K51 and K58.
or,
If you come by West Rail, please get off at Siu Hong Station. You
could then take the bus K51 (to Fu Tai) at Exit A; or if you choose to
walk, you could take Exit F, and you will arrive the campus in about
10 minutes.
24主辦機構 Organized by:
捐助機構 Funded by:
25Conference Supporting Organizations (Listed in no particular order)
會議支持單位 (排名不分先後)
2615 Apr – theDesk, 20/F, Leighton Centre, Causeway Bay
(銅鑼灣禮頓中心20樓 theDesk)
16 Apr – Art Gallery, Lingnan University, Tuen Mun
(屯門嶺南大學梁方靄雲藝術廊)
The Conference will be held in hybrid mode.
是次會議將以線上及線下形式舉行。
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