Dr. Udo Erich Schwingenschl¨ogl
King Abdullah University Of Science and Technology (KAUST), Germany
Dr. Udo Erich Schwingenschl¨ogl was a scientific employee in university of Augsburg, Germany from 07/2001–09/2004. From 09/2004–02/2008, he was a Secondary School Teacher in State of Bavaria, Germany. And from 03/2008–08/2008 he worked as a visiting Professor in University of Bras´ılia (ICCMP), Brazil. And during 09/2008–10/2011, he was an assistant Professor in KAUST, Saudi Arabia. While during 09/2009–11/2012, he was the Program Chair “Materials Science & Engineering” of KAUST, Saudi Arabia. During 11/2011–06/2014, he was the Associate Professor in KAUST, Saudi Arabia, again. During 12/2012–06/2015, he became the Associate Dean “Physical Science & Engineering” in KAUST, Saudi Arabia. And until now, he was the professor of KAUST, Saudi Arabia.

Prof. Ning Zhang, Beijing Union University, China
Ning Zhang received the MS degree in Physics science from Hefei University of Technology in 1992, and the PhD degree in Optics science from the department of Optics Engineering, University of Tianjin in 2002. From 2002-2004, as a postdoctoral research fellow, he worked in Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications. He is currently a professor in Beijing Union University. His research interests are in the areas of Structural Materials, Functional Materials, Materials Processing and Genomic Engineering, Electronic Materials, and Optical Materials. Dr. Ning Zhang, is invited reviewer for the following international journals: Chinese Journal of Electronics (SCI), Mathematical Problems in Engineering (SCI), Optics Communications (SCI),etc


Prof. Roman Szewczyk, Industrial Research Institute for Automation and Measurements PIAP, Poland
Roman Szewczyk received both PhD and DSc in the field of mechatronics. He is specializing in modelling the properties of magnetic materials as well as sensors and sensor’s interfacing, especially magnetic sensors for security applications. Roman Szewczyk is associated professor and the Secretary for Scientific Affairs in Industrial Research Institute for Automation and Measurements. He was involved in realization over 10 EU-founded research projects with in FP6 and FP7. Moreover, he was leading two regional and national scale technological foresight projects and was actively organizing technological transfer between companies and scientific institutes. Roman Szewczyk was acting as a Head of Program Committee of Foundation for Automation and Robotics. He is a Member of International Frequency Sensors Organization.