Emeritus Professorship Awards & Honorary Fellowship – Electrical and Computer Engineering

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering would like to congratulate the following faculty members who have been awarded the Emeritus Professorship and Honorary Fellowship on 1 July 2019.

The award of Emeritus Professorship is conferred to full professors on retirement in recognition of their stellar and sustained contributions in distinguished scholarship and service to the University and community. The Honorary Fellowship recognizes retired Associate Professors for their positive contribution at the University and/or Faculty level.

Emeritus Professorship Award


Kam Pooi Yuen Professor	Liew Ah Choy Professor

Wong Wai Choong, Lawrence Professor	Yeo Tat Soon Professor

Honorary Fellowship Award

Ganesh Samudra

Associate Professor

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