Organizing Committiee

　　Introduction to ISEE

Prof. Eric Cheng (OC Chair)

Dept. of EE, HK PolyU

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Prof.. W.N. Fu (Tech Chair)
Dept. of EE, HK PolyU

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Dr. Steve Boles

Dept. of EE, HK PolyU

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Dr. Siqi Bu

Dept. of EE, HK PolyU

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Dr. Kevin Chan

Dept. of EE, HK PolyU

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Dr. Martin Chow

Dept. of EIE, HK PolyU

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Dr. Edward Lo

Dept. of EE, HK PolyU

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Dr. Weihua Gu

Dept. of EE, HK PolyU

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Dr. Norbert Cheung
Dept. of EE, HK PolyU

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Prof. S.L. Ho

Dept. of EE, HK PolyU

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Dr. Ivan Ho

Dept. of EIE, HK PolyU

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Dr. Jerry Hu

Dept. of EE, HK PolyU

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Dr. Koko Lam

Dept. of EE, HK PolyU

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Dr. K.H. Loo

Dept. of EIE, HK PolyU

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Dr. Shuangxia Niu

Dept. of EE, HK PolyU

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Dr. Zhao Xu

Dept. of EE, HK PolyU

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　　The first International Symposium on Electrical Engineering will be held in December 2016 in Hong Kong. This one-day symposium focuses on the recent research and the industrial projects of electrical engineering with stress on power electronics, renewable energy, power system, electric vehicles, machines, control and related technology.
　　The symposium aims to be a key international forum for the exchange and dissemination of technical information on electrical engineering among academics and practicing engineers in the field.
　　The coming symposium consists mainly the oral presentations.  We encourage research personnel to participate in this Symposium to present their recent work and to train themselves to become a professional. 
　　The symposium aims to be organised every 2 years to provide an opportunity for researchers or engineers to present in between the bi-annual international conference PESA organised by our Research Centre.
　　Selected papers will be published in the open-access Asian Power Electronics Journal.

• Topics of interest

  
  

  	Including but not limited to:
  	Aerospace power electronics
  	Control for power electronics
  	Electric machine
  	Electric mobility
  	EMC and power quality
  	Environmental protection and alternative energy
  	High power conversion
  	High speed rail and transportation system Inverters
  	Lighting
  	Magnetics, capacitors and energy storage
  	Medical power electronics
  	Motion control and mechatronics
  	New materials and devices
  	Power converter
  	Robot
  	Smart Grid
  	System integration for power electronics
  	Thermal management and packaging