SRG Group Photo, taken on 18 December 2003 (together with Dr. Sun Ninghui from NCIC/CAS).
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The SRG Group is led by:

Dr Francis Chi-Moon Lau

B.Sc.(Acadia); M.Math., Ph.D.(Waterloo)

Dr Cho-Li Wang

B.Sc.(National Taiwan); M.S., Ph.D.(USC)

Current Research Students:

Graduated Ph.D Students:

• Xu Cheng Zhong (graduated in 1993): "Iterative Methods for Dynamic Load Balancing in Multicomputers" [Associate Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Wayne State University, USA]
• Tse Siu Hong Savio (graduated in 1997): "The Performance of Interval Routing in General Networks" [Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, The University of Hong Kong]
• Shea Kai Ming (graduated in 1997): "Process Migration on Multiprocessor Systems"
• Chen GuiHai (graduated in 1998): "Shuffle-X Graphs and Their Cayley Variants" [Professor, Department of Computer Science, Nanjing University, China]
• Zhou Ji Peng (graduated in 2001): "Fault-Tolerant Wormhole Routing for Mesh Computers" [Postdoc Fellow, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore]
• Tam Tat Chun Anthony (graduated in winter 2001): "Performance Studies of High-Speed Communication in Commodity Cluster". (Thesis in PDF)
• Sun Yudong (graduated in Jan 2002): "A Distributed Object Model for Solving Irregularly Structured Problems on Distributed Systems". (Thesis in PDF)

Graduated M.Phil Students:

• Shea Kai Ming (graduated in 1990): "A Mechanism for Mapping Processes onto Transputer Networks".
• Lau Siu Wah Clarence (graduated in 1991): "A Novel Approach to Deadlock Prevention in Store-and-Forward Networks" [Senior lecturer, Department of Computing and Mathematics, The Hong Kong Technical College]
• Cheung Steven (graduated in 1992): "Packet Routing on Mesh-Connected Computers".
• Cheung Man Ho Zwicky (graduated in 1994): "Multiple Priorities for the Transputer".
• Wai Siu Kit Jimmy (graduated in 1996): "Virtual Links for Multicomputers".
• Wong Kai Leung Adam (graduated in 1996): "On Improving the Alternation Construct in Occam".
• Yu Wing Ka (graduated in 1996): "Execution Objects: Flexible Composition and Efficient Interaction".
• Sham Lan Lena (graduated in 1997): "Performance Study of a New Disk Shadowing Scheme" [Assistant professor, Department of Computing, Polytechnic University of Hong Kong]
• Cheng Kwok Wing Philip (graduated in 1998): "Some Results on the Location Problem".
• Yau Cho Ki Joe (graduated in 1999): "Efficient Solutions for The Load Distribution Problem".
• Ma Jin Ming Matchy (graduated in May 1999): "JESSICA: Java-Enabled Single-System-Image Computing Architecture".  
• Lee Chun Ming David (graduated in Oct 1999): "Efficient Communication Subsystem for Cluster Computing".
• Cheung Wang Leung Benny (graduated in Sept 2000): "Migrating-Home Protocol for Software Distributed-Memory System".
• Wong Kwan Po Raymond (graduated in Jan 2002): "High-Speed Network Interface for Commodity SMP Cluster".
• Ma Ka Kui Ricky (graduated in Mar 2001): "Transparent Process Migration for Parallel Java Computing", graduated in Jan 2002.
• Ng Chun Pun Ben (graduated in Nov 2002): "Document Distribution Algorithms for Distributed Web Servers", thesis submitted.
• Nalini Belaramani (graduated in 2002): "A component-based software system with functionality adaptation for mobile computing", (The SPARKLE Project), now Ph.D at UT Austin.
• Chow Yuk (graduated in 2002): "A Lightweight Mobile Code System for Pervasive Computing", (The SPARKLE Project).
• Kwan Wai Man Vivien (graduated in 2002): "An Intelligent Proxy Server System for Pervasive Computing", (The SPARKLE Project).
• Zhuo Ling (graduated in 2002): "Document Replication and Distribution Algorithms for Load Balancing in Geographically Distributed Web Server System", (now Ph.D at USC).
• Sit Yiu Fai (graduated in 2003): "Cyclone: High-Performance Cluster-based Web Server System", (The Cyclone Project), (now Ph.D at UT Austin).