Background
Ge, Shuzhi Sam was born on September 20, 1963 in Anqiu, Shandong, China. Son of Fushun Ge and Yanying Wang.
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Shuzhi Sam Ge
Edit ProfileElectrical engineering educator
Shuzhi Sam Ge, Chinese electrical engineering educator. Achievements include patent for structural network modelling and adaptive control of dynamical systems, and disturbance attennation in servomechanisms by frequency, separated acceleration soft sensor. Member Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (senior ), Singapore Robotic Games.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Beijing University Aeronautics an Astrons., 1986. Doctor of Philosophy, diploma Imperial College, University London, 1993.
Career
Post-doctoral research associate University Leicester, United Kingdom, 1992-1993. Lecturer National University Singapore, 1993-1998, senior lecturer, 1998-2000, associate professor, since 2000. Technical consultant Grumman International Nanyang Technology Institute Computer-aided Design/The Communications Advertising and Marketing Center Institute Manufacturing Technology, Singapore, 1996-2000, Ordnance Development and Engineering, Singapore, 1999-2000.
Achievements
Membership
Member Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (senior ), Singapore Robotic Games.
Connections
Married Jinlan Cui, November 30, 1988. Children: Yaowei Jasmine, Yaolong George, Yaohong Lorraine.
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Recipient French Academy Exchange award Ministry Foreign Affairs, Grenoble, France, 1996, International Exchange Agreements Collaborative Research award University Melbourne, Australia, 1998, National Technical award National Science and Technology Board, Singapore, 1999. Sino-British Friendship scholar British Council, London, 1989, Young Researcher award, National University Singapore, 200, Temasek Young Investigator award, PSTA, 2002.Recipient French Academy Exchange award Ministry Foreign Affairs, Grenoble, France, 1996, International Exchange Agreements Collaborative Research award University Melbourne, Australia, 1998, National Technical award National Science and Technology Board, Singapore, 1999. Sino-British Friendship scholar British Council, London, 1989, Young Researcher award, National University Singapore, 200, Temasek Young Investigator award, PSTA, 2002.