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Home   |   Programs   |   International Affairs   |   Conferences   |   APS Reception in Hong Kong

APS Reception in Hong Kong

Hong Kong Reception 2012
Photo by Walter Chow, iGroup

On 24 September, a delegation from APS hosted a reception for APS members in Hong Kong. The delegation included Executive Officer Kate Kirby, Director of International Affairs Amy K. Flatten, Chair of the Committee on International Scientific Affairs (CISA) Karsten Heeger, and CISA member Gang Cao. They had the opportunity to meet with fellow APS members as well as colleagues from the physics community in Hong Kong. Pictured: Gang Cao (center) speaks with colleagues at the reception.

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