Category Archives: Complex Plasma

I will be away until Thursday attending the 14th Gaseous Electronics Meeting held in Batesman Bay Murramarang Resort. It’s 2:30am  and I still need to have shower before going to bed. Then I have to wake up at 6:30am ready to pick … Continue reading →

According to a recent study using data and images from NASA‘s Cassini spacecraft led by Sebastien Charnoz at the University of Paris, Saturn’s outer F-rings, which were initially interpreted as concentric ring segments, are in fact single connected spiral winding at least three times … Continue reading →

Time for celebration ! Time for celebration ! After a week of hard work I’ve finally finished all my posters . Please tell me what you think about the design.     Now I must work on my oral presentations … Continue reading →

I am so busy at the moment getting ready for my conference tour. I must finish making 6 posters and 1 oral presentation before I leave for Hong Kong on Thursday. Today I went see Malcolm at the School of Biology to test print … Continue reading →

On Tuesday 3rd May, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL)‘s Elle Starkman and Andrew Post-Zwicker won the first-place prize for their photographic submission, "Dusty Table," in the "Art of Science" Competition at Princeton University. More than 200 submissions were received. The … Continue reading →

Just got this in my email… "Dear Mr F.M.Cheung, The Programme Committee of the 32nd EPS Conference on Plasma Physics, combined with the 8th Workshop on Fast Ignition of Fusion Targets, has decided to accept your contribution "Coulomb Clusters Stability … Continue reading →

I just received this message from the local organizing committee of The Fourth International Conference on the Physics of Dusty Plasma in my email: "Dear Mr. Felix Cheung, We are pleased to announce to you that your abstract : "Coulomb Clusters … Continue reading →

As I mentioned in my previous blog entry, there are three universities in China which are currently active in the scientific research of dusty plasma (or so I thought). Well after searching through Google for 5 hours (keyword: 尘埃等离子体), I now realise that China had quickly expanded itself … Continue reading →

Since starting this blog, I am amazed at the number of people who actually know me around the world . I didn’t even know about this! Today Jayson Jiang from Dalian University of China, who also studies 尘埃等离子体 (or dusty plasma), placed a … Continue reading →

Yay! Alex and I just submitted 7 abstracts to the 4th International Conference on the Physics of Dusty Plasmas (ICPDP4). Looks like I will be going to Orléans, France in June.   More information on ICPDP4 at http://www.physics.usyd.edu.au/plasma/complex/news/2004/news23_09_04_01.html