University of Macau (UM) Vice Rector Rui Martins has recently been honoured with a national award in electrical engineering by the Ordem dos Engenheiros of Portugal in recognition of his significant contributions to the field of electrical engineering, as well as his efforts in promoting the development of teaching and research in electrical engineering at the local university and to facilitate industry-academia technology transfer, according to UM.
Founded in 1936, the Ordem dos Engenheiros of Portugal presented awards for the first time this year to individuals who have made outstanding contributions in fields such as electrical engineering, civil engineering, mechanical engineering, and computer engineering.
Fernando de Almeida Santos, president of the Ordem dos Engenheiros of Portugal, said that Martins’ professional career, which spans more than 40 years, has been marked by his dedication to numerous technology transfer projects and collaboration with start-ups. Martins has played a pivotal role in serving as a bridge between academia and industry.
The award recognises his contributions to the field of electrical engineering and underscores his dedication to teaching, research, and industry-academia collaboration.
Martins said the award holds great significance for him, as it not only recognises his professional career but also represents the international recognition of UM’s academic standards and reputation.
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