Min Chen is an IEEE Fellow for his contributions to data-driven communication, caching, and computing. He is a tenured full professor in School of Computer Science and Engineering at South China University of Technology. He is also the director of Embedded and Pervasive Computing(EPIC) Lab at Huazhong University of Science and Technology. He is the founding Chair of IEEE Computer Society Special Technical Communities on Big Data. He was an assistant professor in School of Computer Science and Engineering at Seoul National University. He worked as a Post-Doctoral Fellow in Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at University of British Columbia from 2006 to 2009. He received Best Paper Award from IEEE ICC 2012 and IEEE IWCMC 2016, etc. He serves as associate editor for IEEE Transactions on Big Data, IEEE Network, and IEEE Trans. on Cognitive Communications and Networking, etc. He was a Series Editor for IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications. He is Symposium Chair of IEEE Globecom 2022 eHealth, and Co-Chair of IEEE ICC 2012-Communications Theory Symposium, and Co-Chair of IEEE ICC 2013-Wireless Networks Symposium. He was General Co-Chair for IEEE CIT-2012, Tridentcom 2014, Mobimedia 2015, and Tridentcom 2017. He was keynote speaker for IEEE BHI-BSN 2022. He has 200+ SCI papers, including IEEE JSAC, IEEE TNNLS, IEEE TPDS, IEEE TWC, IEEE TSC, INFOCOM, AAAI, Science, Advanced Materials, Nature Communications, etc. He has published 12 books, including Big Data Analytics for Cloud/IoT and Cognitive Computing (2017) with Wiley. His Google Scholar Citations reached 45,700+ with an h-index of 98 and i10-index of 324. His top paper was cited 4,750+ times. He was selected as ESI Highly Cited Researcher from 2018 to 2023. He got IEEE Communications Society Fred W. Ellersick Prize in 2017, the IEEE Jack Neubauer Memorial Award in 2019, and IEEE ComSoc APB Oustanding Paper Award in 2022. His research focuses on cognitive computing, 5G Networks, wearable computing, big data analytics, robotics, machine learning, deep learning, emotion detection, and mobile edge computing, etc.
陈敏，华南理工大学计算机科学与工程学院教授，博导，IEEE Fellow、IET Fellow、AAIA Fellow。谷歌学术引用超过49,200次，H指数101，从2018年起连续7年入选全球高被引学者。主要从事6G网络、健康智能感知与认知计算等方向的研究工作。在IEEE JSAC、IEEE TNNLS、IEEE TMC、IEEE TWC、IEEE TVCG、AAAI、CVPR、Science、Advanced Materials、Nature Communications等国际权威期刊及知名学术会议上发表论文200余篇，2014年创立了IEEE计算机协会大数据技术社区任专委会主席，获吴文俊人工智能自然科学奖二等奖、IEEE通信学会Fred W. Ellersick Prize（2017）、IEEE车载技术学会Jack Neubauer Memorial Award（2019）、IEEE通信学会亚太地区杰出论文奖（2022）等。
Andrew, winner the Returning Singaporean Scientists award and top mainland Chinese research award, attaches great importance to the synergy between world - class scientific research and innovation. Andrew has held professorships in various top universities in Asia. His research has been featured in top research outlets and translated to cutting - edge products and services in many renowned multinational companies resulting in multi - billion dollars savings. These works have culminated in winning a number of international innovation awards. Today, Andrew Lim is the Chief Scientist and CTO of Red Jasper Holdings and a co - founder of several companies in Macau, Hong Kong and China. At the same time, he is the director of the Sustainable Intelligent Transportation national lab in China located in Chengdu and founding director of the Asean Applied Research Centre. Presently, he consults for who’s who in their respective industries. The total revenue of these companies exceeds 1 trillion dollars annually.
Liu Hui, born in 1983, male, Professor, doctoral supervisor, and vice dean of Faculty of Traffic & Transportation Engineering, Central South University. He is a World 2% Top Scientist and Elsevier China Highly Cited Scholar. He is awarded the top national young talents of China. He obtained double PhD degrees from Central South University in China and University of Rostock in Germany and Germany professorship certification. He leaded and completed the excellent youth fund of Ministry of Education and Research of Germany. He received one second prize of Natural Science Award of the Ministry of education and one national science and Technology Progress Award (innovation team). He authorized 3 international patents and authorized 89 national invention patents. He has been leading 1 national key R&D project and 3 national natural science Foundation of China. He published 7 English Monographs from Springer and Elsevier Press, 1 Chinese monograph of Science Press and 18 ESI Hot/Highly Cited papers as the first author.
Dr. Samarah is a computer scientist and software engineering practitioner with experiences in industry, teaching, and research. His area of research is the intersection of big data, intelligent applications, and real-time systems in education, ethics, and healthcare. Dr. Samarah received a bachelor’s in engineering from Northern Arizona University in Computer Science and Engineering and holds a master’s and doctorate degrees in Computer Science from Florida Institute of Technology. Dr. Samarah’s industry and academic experiences include senior leadership positions at Harris Corporation (now L3Harris) in Melbourne, Florida, senior engineering positions with Emulex Corporation in Seattle, and a founding member of Florida Polytechnic University college of engineering and college of innovation and technology in Lakeland, Florida.
Dr. Samarah is a professor of software engineering and the director of the UMBC Software Engineering graduate program working to promote a new vision for software engineering that software must be ethical, reliable, and beautiful. He is the founder of the UMBC Ethical Software Lab with a mission to verify the ethicality of software applications and software intensive products independently providing end-users with concise information regarding terms of service, privacy policy, and the use of their data and hardware resources.
(Onsite Talk) Speech Title: Software Engineering, AI, and the Future of Human Machine Interface
Abstract: While software engineering became its own discipline in the late 1960s, AI in contrast was being developed a decade earlier in the 50s. In fact, the first workshop on artificial intelligence was in July 1958 in Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, USA. How can we build systems with software engineering and AI to enable a more usable, meaningful, and impactful human-machine interface?