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Prof. Marin Litoiu inducted as a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering

Prof. Marin Litoiu inducted as a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering

Marin Litoiu, Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science within the Lassonde School of Engineering and the School of Information Technology within the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies (LA&PS) at York University, has been inducted as a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering.

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The Canadian Academy of Engineering (CAE) works in close cooperation with other senior academies in Canada and internationally. It is a founding member of the Council of Canadian Academies, along with the Royal Society of Canada (RSC) and the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences (CAHS). Newly elected Fellows of the Canadian Academy of Engineering were inducted virtually on June 14, during the Academy’s 2021 Annual General Meeting. Academy fellows are recognized by the CAE as individuals who “have made substantial contributions that surpass in depth and breadth what would normally be considered a successful career in the field of the candidate.”

I owe this recognition to my amazing former and current colleagues, my brilliant students and collaborators” said Professor Litoiu. “To address relevant research problems and have an impact, I collaborate with industrial partners and with colleagues across the globe. This also helps my students to see diverse points of view and approaches in solving a problem.

— Marin Litoiu

As came in the induction statement: “Dr. Litoiu is a world-renowned pioneer and leader in the field of adaptive and self-managing software systems. His pioneering and outstanding contributions to the design, architecture, and implementation of self-managing software systems have been adopted widely by the public and private sectors. He is co-founder of the flagship conference of this field. He has made outstanding contributions to advancing software engineering research and practice in Canada through exemplary collaborative university-industry partnerships.” 

Professor Sotirios Liaskos, Director of the School of Information Technology acknowledged such recognition as “a huge accomplishment which confirms the high quality and impact of Marin's research. It is one of his many achievements nationally and internationally, and a vivid example of the level of scholarship and research accomplishment our faculty in the School of Information Technology aspire to.” 

Join us in congratulating Professor Marin Litoiu. Also learn more from this Yfile story.