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The
"Science in the Public Service" Campaign is organizing a popular
science lecture series from September 2009 to March 2010 at the Lecture
Theatre of the Hong Kong Science Museum. All are
welcome. Admission is free and seats will be allocated on
first come first serve basis. Details of the public lectures
this Saturday are as follows:
| Date:
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23 January 2010 (Saturday) |
| Time:
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2:30pm - 4:30pm |
| Time
and Topic: |
| (1) |
2:30-3:10pm |
| Topic: |
How
radar systems in Hong Kong support aviation |
| Speaker: |
Ir.
Thomas FOK, Acting Chief Electronics Engineer, Civil Aviation
Department |
| (2) |
3:10-3:50pm |
| Topic: |
Management
of arrival flights for efficient use of airspace and on-time arrivals
into Hong Kong International Airport |
| Speaker: |
Ir.
Ron WONG, Electronics Engineer, Civil Aviation Department |
| (3) |
3:50-4:30pm |
| Topic: |
Microbiology
and chemistry in sewage treatment |
| Speaker: |
Dr.
Daniel TW TANG, Chemist, Drainage Services Department |
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| Venue:
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Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science
Museum, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon |
| Capacity:
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295 (admission is free and on a
first-come, first-served basis) |
| Language:
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Cantonese |
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For other campaign activities, please browse http://www.science.gov.hk
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