The 11th International Conference on Processing Chinese and Other East Asian Languages (Dec 2005)

The 11th International Conference on Processing Chinese and Other East Asian Languages (PCOEAL 2005) was held at the Chinese University of Hong Kong from December 9th to 11th, 2005. The conference provided a forum for researchers from all over the world to report original work on any aspect of cognitive processing in the target languages. The aim was to promote discussion of interdisciplinary research into processing major East Asian languages.

1st Asia-Pacific Conference on Trauma Psychology: Life Adversities & Challenges (Nov 2005)

1st Asia-Pacific Conference on Trauma Psychology: Life Adversities & Challenges, co-organized by Department of Psychology, Asian Society for Traumatic Stress Studies and Hong Kong Single Parents Association, was held on 13 Nov 2005. It provided a valuable opportunity for researchers and practitioners to exchange ideas in the field of trauma psychology.

The Conference on Chronic Drug Abuse in Hong Kong (May 2004)

The Conference on Chronic Drug Abuse in Hong Kong: Latest Findings and Social Relevance, co-organized by Department of Psychology, Department of Sociology, and the Social Welfare Practice and Research Center, Department of Social Work, was held on 15 May 2004. More than 60 researchers and practitioners joined this conference and shared their knowledge in the field of drug abuse.

An International Conference on Neuropsychology:
Recent Advances in the East and West (Dec 2003)

An International Conference on Neuropsychology: Recent Advances in the East and West was held from 9 to 12 December 2003. The conference, aimed at creating a forum for professional and scholars in Asian and Western countries to exchanges ideas on Neuropsychology, composed of workshops by world-renowned neuroscientists, and presentations and discussions about some unique researches conducted in China.