About Me
Christopher Chan, PhD, has a notable legacy of collaborative projects with distinguished institutions and corporations. His early endeavors include pivotal contributions to Data Warehousing for DB2 at IBM Markham Research Lab and Mobile Messaging solutions at Microsoft Lab, Seattle. Dr. Chan also pioneered advancements in real-time BASH debugging, acknowledged through a patent submission.
Branching out, he collaborated with the Government of Ontario and the Superior Court of Ontario to implement automated rule-based scheduling systems. His academic voyage prospered through roles as a Contract Lecturer in Data Science at Ryerson University and a Sessional Instructor for Computer Architecture at the University Ontario Institute of Technology.
Academic Experience
Following post-doctoral engagements at National Taipei University of Technology and National Taiwan Ocean University, Christopher Chan transitioned to an Assistant Professor role at Chaoyang University of Technology, Taichung, Taiwan, within the Department of Information Management. Although no longer with Chaoyang University, he continues to foster academic growth as an Adjunct Professor at Toronto Metropolitan University.
He has also been actively involved in academic services as a technical committee member for conferences such as the Conference on Internet of Things and Embedded Intelligence (CITEI 2020) and serves as a reviewer for multiple prestigious journals.
Professional Highlights
Parallel to his academic endeavors, Christopher Chan has cultivated a professional path in algorithmic day trading, applying his extensive knowledge in mathematics and computational science to navigate financial markets proficiently.
He has published extensively in high-profile conferences and journals such as IEEE Big Data Congress, Intelligent Networking and Collaborative Systems (INCoS), and the International Humanitarian Technology Conference (IHTC).
Publications & Resume
For a detailed look at Christopher Chan's publications and professional journey, please explore the links below: