Ir Dr. M. F. HUI
Principal Research Fellow
Chinese National Engineering Research Centre for Steel Construction (Hong Kong Branch)
Biography
Ir Dr. M. F. HUI was appointed as a Principal Research Fellow of the Chinese National Engineering Research Centre for Steel Construction (Hong Kong Branch).
Dr Hui has over 30 years’ experience in the building industry, covering areas of design, project management, sustainability, building control and law enforcement for both new and existing buildings.
Dr. Hui graduated from the University of Leeds with a first-class honour BSc degree in Civil Engineering as well as the Institution of Civil Engineers Prize and the Armstrong Prize. She was awarded the Tetley and Lupton Scholarship and the Postgraduate Scholarship for her undergraduate and postgraduate degrees respectively. She also obtained her PhD at the University of Leeds. She started her early career in consulting firms and gained experience in building and bridge engineering in the UK and Hong Kong. She then worked for the Hong Kong Government for about 25 years. For her service in the government, she has been awarded ‘The Secretary for the Civil Service’s Commendation’ and the ‘Bronze Bauhinia Star’.
Dr Hui has over 30 years’ experience in the building industry, covering areas of design, project management, sustainability, building control and law enforcement for both new and existing buildings.
Dr. Hui graduated from the University of Leeds with a first-class honour BSc degree in Civil Engineering as well as the Institution of Civil Engineers Prize and the Armstrong Prize. She was awarded the Tetley and Lupton Scholarship and the Postgraduate Scholarship for her undergraduate and postgraduate degrees respectively. She also obtained her PhD at the University of Leeds. She started her early career in consulting firms and gained experience in building and bridge engineering in the UK and Hong Kong. She then worked for the Hong Kong Government for about 25 years. For her service in the government, she has been awarded ‘The Secretary for the Civil Service’s Commendation’ and the ‘Bronze Bauhinia Star’.
