Prof. Dr. Xiong Hu is a Professor and Ph.D. supervisor at Shanghai Maritime University (SMU), Dean of the Logistics Engineering College of SMU, and Dean of the Sino-Dutch Mechatronics Engineering College of SMU. He got his doctorate and bachelor’s degrees from Shanghai Jiaotong University and was a visiting professor at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) in Australia. Prof. Dr. Xiong Hu serves as Executive Director of the Shanghai Mechanical Engineering Society; Chairman of the Committee of Equipment Condition Monitoring, Assessment and Strategic Decision of the Shanghai Mechanical Engineering Society; Deputy Director of the Branch of Health Condition Monitoring of Shanghai Equipment Management Association; and more. His main areas of research and teaching work include (health) condition monitoring, (remote) control, and (condition) assessment and (maintenance) management of large equipment and its structure, as well as intelligent processing and prediction of health condition data and signals of machines. His achievements are as follows: 1. The first prize of the 2005 Shanghai Higher Education Teaching Achievement Award, the Shanghai Science and Technology Progress Award in 2003, and the China Port Science Progress Award in 2007. 2. Honorary Title: Distinguished Teacher of Shanghai High Education in 2006.
Prof. Dr. Xiong Hu is a Professor and Ph.D. supervisor at Shanghai Maritime University (SMU), Dean of the Logistics Engineering College of SMU, and Dean of the Sino-Dutch Mechatronics Engineering College of SMU. He got his doctorate and bachelor’s degrees from Shanghai Jiaotong University and was a visiting professor at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) in Australia. Prof. Dr. Xiong Hu serves as Executive Director of the Shanghai Mechanical Engineering Society; Chairman of the Committee of Equipment Condition Monitoring, Assessment and Strategic Decision of the Shanghai Mechanical Engineering Society; Deputy Director of the Branch of Health Condition Monitoring of Shanghai Equipment Management Association; and more. His main areas of research and teaching work include (health) condition monitoring, (remote) control, and (condition) assessment and (maintenance) management of large equipment and its structure, as well as intelligent processing and prediction of health condition data and signals of machines. His achievements are as follows: 1. The first prize of the 2005 Shanghai Higher Education Teaching Achievement Award, the Shanghai Science and Technology Progress Award in 2003, and the China Port Science Progress Award in 2007. 2. Honorary Title: Distinguished Teacher of Shanghai High Education in 2006.