Mr. Qing Li, China Jiliang University, China
Qing Li is a distinguished educator and researcher in the field of electrical engineering, with a particular focus on disaster monitoring technology and instruments. After beginning her career in various roles, including a loader and teacher, she pursued her studies in Industrial Electrical Automation at Harbin Institute of Technology, graduating in 1982. She then worked as a microwave circuit designer and researcher at the Shanghai New Asia Wireless Power Plant until 1985, when she joined China University of Metrology. Over the years, Qing has held several prestigious positions, including the current director of the National Local Joint Engineering Laboratory for Disaster Monitoring Technology and Instruments. Her contributions to education and research have been recognized with numerous awards, including the National Excellent Teacher Award and multiple first-place recognitions in teaching and scientific achievements. Qing’s dedication to her field is further demonstrated by her leadership in projects that promote technological advancement, earning her accolades such as the China Patent Excellence Award and recognition as a Leading Talent in the National “Ten Thousand Talents Plan.” Her extensive career reflects a commitment to excellence in both teaching and innovation in the engineering sector.
Professional Profile:
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Summary of Suitability for the Best Researcher Award: Qing Li
Qing Li demonstrates exceptional qualifications and a substantial impact in his field, making him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His career, spanning over four decades, includes significant contributions to industrial electrical automation, disaster monitoring technology, and education in metrology.
Education 🎓
- Industrial Electrical Automation
Harbin Institute of Technology, 1978 – 1982
Work Experience 💼
- Loader, Teacher, Radio and Electrical Repairman
Various roles from 1974 to 1978
- Microwave Circuit Designer and Researcher
Shanghai New Asia Wireless Power Plant (Ministry of Aerospace), 1982 – 1985
- Teaching and Researcher
China University of Metrology, March 1985 – Present
- Current Position: Director, National Local Joint Engineering Laboratory for Disaster Monitoring Technology and Instruments
Achievements 🌟
- Significant contributions to education and research in the field of metrology and disaster monitoring technology.
- Led and participated in numerous research projects and initiatives.
Awards and Honors 🏆
- First Prize for Teaching Achievements in Zhejiang Province (2002) – Ranked First
- Zhejiang Province Higher Education Teaching Master Award (2003)
- Young and Middle-aged Scientific and Technological Personnel with Outstanding Contributions in Zhejiang Province (2003)
- Third Prize in Zhejiang Science and Technology Awards (2003, 2005) – Ranked First
- First Prize for Excellent Natural Science Paper in Zhejiang Province (2003) – Ranked First
- Second Prize for Teaching Achievements in Zhejiang Province (2005) – Ranked Fifth
- National Excellent Teacher (2007)
- May Day Labor Medal of Zhejiang Province (2007)
- Second Prize of Zhejiang Science and Technology Award (2010) – Ranked First
- Second Prize of “Science and Technology Driven Inspection” Award by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of China (2011)
Publication Top Notes:
An omnidirectional low-frequency wave vibration energy harvester with complementary advantages of pendulum and gyroscope structures
Low-Power and Wireless Communication Research on Underground Displacement Three-Dimensional Monitoring System
Research on Wireless Power Transmission Technology for Underground Deformation 3-D Measurement Device
Design of Miniaturized Sensing Unit for Underground Displacement Three-Dimensional Measurement Sensor
Use of Temporal Convolutional Network with an Attention Mechanism and a Bidirectional Gated Recurrent Unit to Capture and Predict Slope Debris Flow Risk