Prof. Henry Leung
(IEEE Fellow / SPIE Fellow)
University of Calgary, Canada
Henry Leung is a professor of the Department of
Electrical and Software Engineering of the
University of Calgary. His current research
interests include data analytic, information fusion,
machine learning, signal and image processing,
robotics and internet of things. He has published
over 300 journal papers and 250 refereed conference
papers. Dr. Leung has been the associate editor of
various journals such as the IEEE Circuits and
Systems Magazine, International Journal on
Information Fusion, IEEE Trans. Aerospace and
Electronic Systems, IEEE Signal Processing Letters,
IEEE Trans. Circuits and Systems, Scientific Reports
He has also served as guest editors for the special
issue "Intelligent Transportation Systems" for the
International Journal on Information Fusion and
"Cognitive Sensor Networks" for the IEEE Sensor
Journal. He is the editor of the Springer book
series on "Information Fusion and Data Science". He
is a Fellow of IEEE and SPIE.
Prof. Xiaobin Hong
South China University of Technology, China
Hong Xiaobin, Professor, and Ph.D. Supervisor at the
School of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering,
South China University of Technology, and Director of
the Intelligent Measurement and Control and High-End
Equipment Research Center. He also serves as Executive
Director of the Measurement and Control Committee of
the Chinese Instrument and Instrumentation Society and
Secretary-General of the Guangdong Provincial
Non-Destructive Testing Branch. With long-term research
in intelligent sensing, advanced non-destructive
testing, high-end measurement and control instruments,
and marine unmanned equipment measurement and control
technology, he has led national key research and
development projects, National Natural Science
Foundation projects, and Guangdong Provincial
Outstanding Young Scholar programs. Multiple inspection
instruments have been industrialized, with applications
in aerospace, rail transit, nuclear power, and marine
engineering equipment. His achievements include the
China Patent Excellence Award and the Guangdong
Provincial Science and Technology Progress Award. His
research areas primarily encompass instrumentation
science, non-destructive testing, intelligent sensing,
high-end measurement and control equipment, and marine
unmanned systems.