Ching-Chuen Chan
Indonesian engineer and academic (born 1937)
Ching-Chuen Chan
Ching-Chuen Chan (born January 1937), also known as C. C. Chan and Chan Ching-chuen, is an Indonesian-born Hong Kong electrical engineer and academic known for his work on electric vehicle technology. He was Honda Chair Professor of Engineering at the University of Hong Kong and founded the International Research Center for Electric Vehicles there in 1986. Chan's research has focused on electric vehicles, electrical machines, and energy systems. Sources credit him with early work on the use of alternating current motors in electric vehicles, and he has authored or co-authored technical papers and books on electric vehicle technology. He has received awards including the World Federation of Engineering Organizations Medal of Engineering Excellence, the Royal Academy of Engineering Prince Philip Medal, the Guanghua Engineering Science and Technology Prize, and the Gold Bauhinia Star.
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