Recently, Prof. LI Erping of Zhejiang University-University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Institute (ZJUI), was elected as a Fellow of the Academy of Engineering, Singapore.

Prof. LI Erping is a Qiushi Chair Professor of Zhejiang University. Since 1993, he has been a researcher, professor, chief scientist, and senior director in research institute in Singapore. In 2016, he was appointed as the founding dean of the Zhejiang University-University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Institute (ZJUI). Prof. LI Erping has long been committed to the research on Electromagnetic Field and Microwave, Heterogeneous Packaging of Integrated Circuits, and Electromagnetic Integrity of Smart Chips. He has published more than 400 papers in international reputable journals, two English research monographs in Cambridge University Press and John-Wiley-IEEE Press respectively and has been selected into the list of “the World’s Top 2% Scientists” issued by Stanford University. Many research achievements of Prof. LI Erping have been applied in industry. Prof. LI Erping’s outstanding research achievements have also won many prestigious international awards. In 2006, he won the IEEE EMC Technical Achievement Award. In 2007, Prof. LI Erping was elected to be the Fellow of IEEE, and a Fellow of the Academy of Electromagnetics, USA and won the IES Prestigious Engineering Achievement Awards. In 2015, he won the IEEE EMC Richard Stoddard Award, the highest Award in the field of international IEEE electromagnetic compatibility technology. In 2021, he won the International IEEE EMC IEEE Laurence G. Cumming Outstanding Achievement Award. In the same year, he won the Invention and Entrepreneurship Award (IEA) of the China Association of Inventions and the First Prize of Zhejiang Natural Science Award.

Academy of Engineering Singapore is Singapore’s highest national academic institution in the field of engineering science with a high reputation internationally, aiming to promote Singapore’s engineering education and promote the excellent development of engineering. According to its charter, new fellows must be recommended by existing fellows, strictly reviewed by peers, and approved by the Executive Committee with a unanimous vote. The total number of fellows under the age of 70 at any time must not exceed 150.