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Keynote speakers
We are happy to announce the following keynote speakers who has accepted our invitation:
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Global Engineering Excellence: The Role of Engineering Education Research
Dr. Jack R. Lohmann
Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
Abstract 
As we witness a world that is rapidly transitioning to one increasingly characterized by transnational institutions and multicultural communities and driven by accelerating technological advancements, there is a growing international concern about the global capacity of engineering programs to produce a well-prepared engineering workforce of the future able to deal with a growing list of complex and interdependent challenges. Once again, many are calling for major reforms of engineering education. This time, however, a more sustainable and transformational approach is appearing in the form of the emerging discipline of engineering education. Since the vitality of any discipline depends on the vigor of its community of scholars and their dedication to the advancement of knowledge through research, assuring sustained global engineering excellence depends critically on building the global capacity for scholarly research in engineering education.
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Attracting, Educating and Retaining Engineers to meet the Emerging Challenges facing Industry and Society.
David F. Radcliffe
The University of Queensland, Australia
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A Novel Form of Distributed Interdisciplinary Design Education in a Network of International Universities
Dr. Christoph Holliger
University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland
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Improving Education Through Engineering with LEGO Mindstorms
Robert Rasmussen
Robert Rasmussen & Associates, an independent LEGO SERIOUS PLAY consultancy
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Tine Holm
Board of ENQA, Danish Evaluation Institute
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A Student
to be identified later
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