XTU 60th Founding Anniversary Celebration Series【Academic Forum】Software-defined Adaptive Routing Service Customization Mechanism

Topic: Software-defined Adaptive Routing Service Customization Mechanism

Lecturer: Professor Wang Xingwei, Doctoral Supervisor

Northeastern University

Host: Professor Pei Tingrui, Doctoral Supervisor

Director of Networks & Information Administration Center, XTU

Time: 9:00 AM, March 31 (Saturday), 2018

Venue: Academic Auditorium A217, Civil Engineering Building

Wang Xingwei, male, was born in January 1968 and graduated with a doctor’s degree. Currently he is a professor and doctoral supervisor of Northeastern University.

Honors:

National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholar;

Expert enjoying special government allowances of the State Council;

New Century Excellent Higher-Education Talent of the Ministry of Education;

Outstanding Teacher of Liaoning Province; and,

Most Cited Chinese Researcher by Elsevier.

Posts:

Deputy Director of the Computer Architecture Expert Committee of China Computer Federation (CCF);

Deputy Director of the CCF Internet Expert Committee;

Fellow of the China Institute of Communications (CIC);

Member of the CIC Fellowship Selection Committee;

Member of the China Education and Research Network (CERNET) Expert Committee;

Director of the CERNET Northeastern Region Network Center;

Vice Chairman of the Liaoning Internet Society;

Editorial Board Member of the CTON;

Editorial Board Member of Chinese Journal of Computers;

Editorial Board Member of Journal of Software;

Editorial Board Member of Journal of Frontiers of Computer Science & Technology;

Editorial Board Member of Computer Science Journal; and,

Editorial Board Member of Journal of Chinese Mini-Micro Computer Systems.

His main research areas include internet, cloud computing and cyberspace security. He has undertaken two projects granted with the second prize of National Science and Technology Progress Award, two projects with the first prize of Science and Technology Progress Award by the Ministry of Education, and one project with the second prize of Liaoning Technological Invention Award. He has published four academic monographs and more than 100 papers in such famous academic journals and meetings as IEEE Trans and IEEE ICDCS. His 100-odd papers have been collected in SCI. He has won 27 authorized invention patents and 19 talent cultivation awards at national or provincial level.

He is currently Dean of the Software College of Northeastern University (a national model software college) and secretary-general of the Academic Committee of Northeastern University. He once served in the university as directors of the Development Planning and Discipline Building Division, the 985 Engineering Office, the 211 Engineering Office of, the Higher Education Institute, the Computing Center, and the Network Center.

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