Chow, Emily (2016, February). Utopia and the Outsider: Dambudzo Marechera’s Black Sunlight and The Black Insider. The 25th Annual British Commonwealth and Postcolonial Studies Conference. Georgia Southern University. Savannah, USA.

Lau, Carolyn (2015, December). Doing Literature and Medicine in East Asia or, A Brief Dialogue with Lu Xun. Critical Transactions: Engaging the Humanities East & West. School of Humanities, Hong Kong University.Mak, Flora (December 2015). Subverting the Claims of Appearance: Park Min-gyu and Shin Kyung-sook.Cha: An Asian Literary Journal. Issue 30. http://www.asiancha.com/content/view/2264/525/

Chow, Emily (December 2015). Power and Violence: Dambudzo Marechera’s The House of Hunger. Human Rights, Violence, and Dictatorship. University of Gdańsk. Krakow, Poland.

Chan, Thomas (2015, December). A corpus-based study of the expression of stance in dissertation acknowledgements. Journal of English for Academic Purposes 20, 176–191. Elsevier. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1475158515300266

Winckler, Reto (2015, November). Folly in King Lear. Shakespeare (ENGE 3500). Hong Kong.

Chow, Emily (October 2015). Umbrellas. Edge: HKBU Creative Journal. Hong Kong Baptist University.

Chow, Emily (October 2015). Proposal. Edge: HKBU Creative Journal. Hong Kong Baptist University.

Chan, Thomas (October 2015). The Umbrella Movement in Hong Kong: Semiotic landscapes, multimodal genres, and discursive frames. Sociolinguistics Today and Tomorrow: Postgraduate Perspectives. University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong.

The Umbrella Movement in Hong Kong: Semiotic landscapes, multimodal genres, and discursive frames. Sociolinguistics Today and Tomorrow: Postgraduate Perspectives. University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong.

Winckler, Reto (2015, October). German memories of the Nazi Era, World War II and the Holocaust. RECONNECTIONS: China across Humanities. Hong Kong.