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Name Email Affiliation Name Email Affiliation 1 Yan-Hong Bao [email protected] Anhui University 2 Vladimir Bavula [email protected] The University of Shefield 3 Frederik Caenepeel [email protected] University of Antwerp 4 Stefaan Caenepeel [email protected] Free University of Brussels 5 Liang Chang [email protected] Nankai University 6 Hong-Jia Chen [email protected] University of Science and Technology of China 7 Hui-Xiang Chen [email protected] Yangzhou University 8 Jia-Lei Chen [email protected] Beijing University of Technology 9 Quan-Guo Chen [email protected] Qufu Normal University 10 Xiao-Wu Chen xwchen@mail. ustc.edu.cn University of Science and Technology of China 11 Cheng-Tao Yuan [email protected] Yangzhou University 12 Kenny De Commer [email protected] Free University of Brussels 13 Jing-Cheng Dong [email protected] Nanjing Agricultural University 14 Zhong-Ping Fan [email protected] Ocean University of China 15 Xiao-Yuan Guan Shandong University 16 Jing Guo [email protected] University of Science and Technology of China 17 Ji-Wei He [email protected] Hangzhou Normal University 18 Ruben Henrard [email protected] Univeristy of Hasselt 19 Nai-Hong Hu [email protected] East China Normal University 20 Hua-Lin Huang [email protected] Huaqiao University 21 Jue Le [email protected] University of Science and Technology of China 22 Yun-Nan Li [email protected] Guangzhou University 23 Fang Li [email protected] Zhejiang University 24 Li-Bin Li [email protected] Yangzhou University 25 Ya-Nan Lin [email protected] Xiamen University 26 Gong-Xiang Liu [email protected] Nanjing University 27 Guo-Hua Liu [email protected] Southeast Univeristy 28 Li-Yu Liu [email protected] Yangzhou University 29 Ling Liu Zhejiang Normal University 30 Di-Ming Lu [email protected] Zhejiang University 31 Tao Lu [email protected] Huaqiao University 32 Dao-Wei Lu [email protected] Jining University 33 Wei-Guo Lv [email protected] East China Normal University 34 Shahn Majid [email protected] Queen Mary University of London 35 Ehud Meir [email protected] University of Hamburg 36 Richard Ng [email protected] Louisiana State University 37 Lian-Gang Peng [email protected] Sichuan University 38 Zi-Hao Qi [email protected] East China Normal University Shanghai University of Finance & Economics 39 Bing-Liang Shen [email protected] Zhejiang College 40 YI-Huang Shen [email protected] University of Science and Technology of China 41 Yuan Shen [email protected] Zhejiang Sci-Tech University 42 Yu-Xing Shi [email protected] Guangzhou University 43 Yi-Qian Shi [email protected] University of Science and Technology of China 44 Hua Sun [email protected] Yangzhou University 45 Wen-Qing Tao [email protected] Huazhong University of Science and Technology 46 Blas Torrecillas [email protected] University of Almeria 47 Fred Van Oystaeyen [email protected] University of Antwerp 48 Zhe-Yan Wan [email protected] University of Science and Technology of China 49 Ding-Guo Wang [email protected] Qufu Normal University 50 Jin Wang Shandong University East China University Of Science And Technology 51 Sheng-Qiang Wang [email protected] Shanghai 52 Sheng-Xiang Wang [email protected] Chuzhou University 53 Shuan-Hong Wang [email protected] Southeast Univeristy 54 Xing Wang [email protected] Qufu Normal University 55 Zheng-Fang Wang [email protected] Peking University 56 Zhi-Hua Wang [email protected] Taizhou University 57 Quan-Shui Wu [email protected] Fudan University 58 Yi-Lin Wu [email protected] East China Normal University 59 Jie Xiao [email protected] Tsinghua University 60 Yong-Jun Xu [email protected] Qufu Normal University 61 Shi-Lin Yang [email protected] Beijing University of Technology 62 Tao Yang [email protected] Nanjing Agricultural University 63 Yu-Ping Yang [email protected] Southwest University 64 Hua Yao [email protected] Yangzhou University 65 Yu Ye [email protected] University of Science and Technology of China North China University of Water Resources and 66 Miman You [email protected] Electric Power 67 Xiao-Lan Yu [email protected] Hangzhou Normal University 68 Chi Zhang Shandong University 69 Pu Zhang [email protected] Shanghai Jiaotong University 70 Yinhuo Zhang [email protected] University of Hasselt 71 Ru-Ju Zhao [email protected] Yangzhou University 72 Zhi-Bing Zhao [email protected] Anhui University Zhejiang University Ningbo Institute of 73 Gui-Song Zhou [email protected] Technology 74 Guo-Dong Zhou [email protected] East China Normal University 75 Hai-Xing Zhu [email protected] Nanjing Forestry University 76 Rui-Peng Zhu [email protected] Fudan University 77 San-Mei Zhu [email protected] Shandong University 78 Sheng-Lin Zhu [email protected] Fudan University.
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