Professor Lv Rongcong’s team from Chinese University of Hong Kong visited the Lab

On July 9, 2012, Lv Rongcong (Michael R. Lyu), professor of computer science and engineering from Chinese University of Hong Kong and Associate Researcher Zhou Yangfan, Associate Researcher Zheng Zibin in his team, came to our lab for a scholarly visit. Professor Yang Fangchun, together with his team members Associate Professor Zhao Yao and related doctoral students met with Professor Lv Rongcong. The two sides communicated in depth on the current respective research direction and results.

First, Professor Lv Rongcong gave a report entitled "Software Reliability Engineering in Cloud Computing", introducing its research progress and achievements in cloud computing and software reliability engineering, broadening the horizons of the field through discussion of research hotspots and research directions. Later, the members of the project team introduced the lab background, the research progress and main results of the network service delivery. Professor Lv Rongcong and participants conducted in-depth discussions on the research work of the two sides, and shared his experience on the selection of high-level essay writing and research directions.

Prof. Lv Rongcong Introduction: Male, graduating from the University of California, Los Angeles in 1988, a PhD in computer science, is a professor of computer science and engineering in Chinese University of Hong Kong, whose the main research interests include software reliability engineering, distributed systems, fault-tolerant computation, web technology, mobile networks, multimedia processing, video search and distribution technology. Professor Lv Rongcong is an editor of IEEE Transactions on Reliability and IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and data engineering, as well as editorial members of a number of top international academic journals. Due to its remarkable contribution in software reliability engineering and software fault tolerance, Prof. Lv Rongcong was selected as IEEE Fellow (2004) and AAAS Fellow (2007), as well as "Croucher Senior Research Fellow" (2008) and "IEEE Reliability Society Engineer of the Year" (2010).

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July 11th,2012