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Dr. SHAWN LI ZENGXIANG
Dr. Li Zengxiang is the Deputy Director of the Digital Technology Research Institute at ENN Group in China. He received his Ph.D. from Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore in 2012 and previously worked as a Scientist and Group Manager at the Institute of High-Performance Computing (IHPC) A*STAR in Singapore.
With over a decade of in-depth research and practical experience in distributed systems, green data centers, big data analytics, and urban computing, Dr. Li and his team are now focused on Artificial Intelligence innovation technology, such as, Multi-modal Foundation Model, Large Language Model and AI-Agent, Federated Learning with Privacy Computing and Incentive Mechanisms. The latest research outcomes have been adopted in ENN's core applications, including energy trading and operations, supply chain optimization, integrated energy solutions, safety inspection and management, and equipment operations and maintenance.
Dr. Li is an avid collaborator who has established close relationships with universities, government agencies, and industrial companies over the years to work together on research problems and solutions towards improving society. Based on ENN Group's advantages in application scenarios and massive data, he and his collaborators have established a research and development ecosystem for co-building a federated learning platform and deploying AI in industry use cases. Dr. Li participates in multiple industry alliances, such as the Federated Data and Federated Intelligence Committee in the Chinese Association of Automation, and contributes to several technology standards, such as IEEE P3652.1. He has published 50+ high-quality papers on top-tier journals and conferences and serves as a track/workshop chair of reputable international conferences.
Research Topic: Efficient and Fault Tolerant HLA-based Simulations
Supervisor: Professor Wengtong Cai and Professor Stephen John Turner
Research Topic: Dynamic Binary Translation and Optimization
Supervisor: Professor Haibing Guan and Yingcai Bai
ENNEW Digital Technology Research Institute is committed to the research and development on industrial digitalization and artificial intelligence technology innovation, for smart energy, supply chain, smart city, healthy lifestyle and etc. In recent years, the Institute has focused on collaborative learning and foundation model for industrial applications, with fruitful R&D results, more than 400 invention patents applied, dozens of impactful papers published with top conference awards, and several technical standards released.
As a deputy director, I am leading a team of 30 researchers and engineers. We conduct impactful research on Industrial Internet, Artificial Intelligence, Time-series and Multi-Modal Foundation Model, Large Language Model (LLM) and AI-Agent, Collaborative Learning and Privacy-Preserving computing technologies, with a series of successful deployment for energy load forecasting, equipment predictive maintenance, heating system optimization, safety inspection and management, and etc. By Leveraging ENN Group’s industry leading position and advantages on various applications and data, we establish collaborations amongst government agencies, industry companies and universities for fundamental research, interoperable Federated Learning platform testbed and ecosystem for various Industrial Internet applications with a number of participants from different backgrounds and regions.
Led a team of 15 researchers and engineers, and supervised several Ph.D and internship students. Played the role as PI and Co-PI for several impactful research programmes and industry projects, establishing close relations with universities, government agencies and industrial companies, to work together as an avid collaborator on urban computing and transportation, smart manufacturing, precision medicine, green data center, and etc. Published dozens of high-quality papers on ACM/IEEE Transactions, Journals, and Conferences, and also serves as track/workshop chair of several reputable international conferences.
Efficient and Fault Tolerant HLA based Simulation