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Engineers Nominated By The Chinese Institute
of Engineers/USA Yi Jia Chen, a mechanical engineer and assistant professor at National Dong Hwa University in Taiwan, is an expert in process related optoelectronics and system-on-chip design for high-speed communications. Chen worked at Agere Systems from 2000 to 2003 as a process engineer. He joined National Dong Hwa University in August 2003. Chen holds a joint patent for the combustion flame synthesis of nanophase materials. An active member of the Chinese Institute of Engineers, he served as editor of the CIE quarterly newsletter in 2002 and was the publication committee chair for the CIE Annual Convention Journal in the same year.
Steven K. Lang, Ph.D, a staff systems engineer at Intel Corporation in DuPont, Washington, specializes in providing system-level design and validation training of workstations and servers. Lang's responsibilities include educating the customer through seminars and on-site training with content creation and delivery of system-level design issues. He is also responsible for managing the development of customer reference systems providing customers with insight and guidance on how to design platforms to support Intel’s next generation processors and chipsets. This type of system-level support has received high visibility as U.S. multinational corporations continue to outsource their production and designs to companies in Taiwan and China. As the Asia Pacific region continues to be the world’s fastest growing consumer market, a significant amount of importance has been placed on designing and producing products close to the end user. Planning and successful execution of these activities are crucial to the competitiveness of U.S. information technology industry.
Hsuan Ren, an assistant professor at the National Central University in Taiwan, received both his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering in just four years. As a junior faculty member at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Ren completed an outstanding research record with nine peer-reviewed journal papers plus two pending patent applications and 28 conference papers and presentations. After graduation, he received a three-year National Research Council (NRC) associateship and became an NRC postdoctoral fellow sponsored by the US Army. Upon completion of the fellowship, Ren was recruited in 2003 by the National Central University. |
Yi
Jia Chen, Ph.D.
Steven
K. Lang, Ph.D
Hsuan
Ren, Ph.D.
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