My Academic Tree
The knowledge does not come instantly to me. Tracing back into the past, it was centuries of efforts done by my academic ancestors. I am so grateful for what my academic ancestors have accomplished in the past, and I deeply appreciate the knowledge and wisdom they have passed down to me. Their dedication and contributions to science inspire me every day to continue this incredible journey.
Niccolò Fontana Tartaglia
26th Great Grand Advisor
Italy, 1525
Studying and compiling Archimedes and Euclid’s knowledge into a book (Compilation of Mathematics)
Edward John Routh
The Father of Modern Control Theory
10th Great Grand Advisor
University of Cambridge, 1857
Philip McCord Morse
The Father of Operations Research
5th Great Grand Advisor
Princeton University, 1929
I will strive to continue passing this invaluable knowledge to the next generation, ensuring that the legacy of science and learning endures. Together, we can let science continue to benefit humanity and advance the well-being of our society.
