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Biography
Dr. Li-Min Liu was born in Nanking China in 1947. He earned the
B.S.E.E degree in 1970 from Chung-Chen Institute of Technology in
Taiwan. He earned the M.S.E.E. degree in 1984 from the University
of Arizona. He earned the Ph.D.E.E. degree in 1995 from the
University of Texas at Arlington in Arlington, Texas. From 1970 to
1975, he worked for DataWest in Scottsdale Arizona, where he
designed and tested floating point multipliers and ALUs for array
processors. From 1975 through 1985, he worked as a research
associate in the Nuclear Instrumentation section at the Institute
for Nuclear Energy Research (INER) in Taiwan. From 1985 to 1991,
Dr. Liu worked for Ye-Hwa Consulting Company. While at Ye-Hwa, he
contracted out as a design engineer with organizations such as the
Institute of Nuclear Energy Research in Lung-Tan, Taiwan, the Chan-
Ken Memorial Hospital in Taipei, Taiwan, the Army Hospital in
Taipei Taiwan, the Chung-Shang Institute of Science and Technology
in Lung-Tan, Taiwan, and I-Hwa Corporation in Tao-Yang, Taiwan. He
successfully completed projects as varied as the design of data
acquisition systems, control system design for radioactive
materials, detection of disease using heartbeat data measured from
wrist sensors, and the design of speech processing hardware. From
1991 through 1995, Dr. Liu was a graduate research assistant in the
Image Processing and Neural Networks Laboratory at UTA. Presently,
Dr. Liu has a position at DCI in Plano, Texas. His technical
interests include neural networks, nonlinear signal processing,
control theory, and image processing.