| English Name | Prof. Yu-Chong Tai |
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| Hanji Name | 戴聿昌教授 | ||
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| Birth Place | Taiwan | ||
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| Address | CA | ||
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| Education | School Name | Year – Year | Degree and major |
| 1. National Taiwan Univ. |
1981 |
B.S., Electrical Engineering | |
| 2. UC Berkeley |
1986 |
M.S., Electrical Engineering | |
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1989 |
Ph.D., Electrical Engineering | ||
| Employment | Company Name | Year – Year | Position or title |
| 1. California Institute of Technology |
1989-present |
Assistant Prof (1989); Associate Professor (1995); Professor of EE (2000); Prof. of EE and BE (2002); EE Option Representative (Vice Chair, 2002-2005); EE Executive Officer (Chairman, 2005-2008); Prof. of EE and ME (2005); Professor of EE and Medical Engineering (2016-present); Executive Officer of Medical Engineering (2013-present) | |
| Accomplishment | 1. Ross N. Tucker, AIME Electronics Material Award, 1987
2. Used integrated circuit manufacturing technology to invent the world’s first micrometer-sized electrostatic motor, 1989 3. Presidential Young Investigator (PYI) Award, NSF, USA, 1991 4. Packard Award, the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, USA, 1991 5. Fellow：Institute of Physics (IOP)、IEEE、AIMBE and NAI 6. Breakthrough Award on “Digital Sight,” Popular Mechanics, 2010 7. IEEE Robert Bosch MEMS/NEMS Award, “for pioneering contributions to Integrated MEMS/NEMS and Biomedical Parylene MEMS.”, 2015 8. Academician, Academia Sinica, Taiwan, 2016 9. Cherng Medical Engineering Leadership Chair, 2017 |
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Source from自由時報http://news.ltn.com.tw/news/life/breakingnews/1755080