教育團隊
克里斯 · 朵仁博士
遊戲及策略顧問
朵仁博士是劍橋大學悉尼瑟賽克斯學院的研究主任。此前,朵仁博士曾擔任ARM(尖端減指令集機器公司)駐地研究合作暨創業家部門主任。於ARM的任命之前,他是Geomerics,一家專注於圖像科技的公司,的創辦人兼營運長。
在學術方面,朵仁博士在數學物理學的各研究主題方面廣泛地發表了大量文章,並且是一本主要幾何代數教科書的作者。想對幾何代數和朵仁博士研究興趣更深入了解,請參考他的研究網站:geometry.mrao.cam.ac.uk
蘿爾娜 · 艾頓博士
數學顧問長
Mr. Poshan (Sam) Yu is a committed yet versatile academic with extensive knowledge and experience in the fields of business finance and management, as well as marketing.
Mr. Yu started as a casual academic at The University of South Australia Business School and a marketing consultant for an Australian Chinese magazine. He then moved to China in 2015 as the vice president of Tinbowah Investment (Beijing). He is currently an adjunct professor/faculty at various universities in China and Thailand (past and present), including Soochow University, SKEMA Business School (China), The Australian Studies Centre of Shanghai University, George Washington University MSF at Renmin University of China and Krirk University (Thailand).
Mr. Yu has diverse research interests and is published widely in the areas of blockchain, FinTech, EdTech, IoTs, startup, supply chain management, tourism, finance, IP, and digital marketing. His most recent book chapters include "Advancing STEM Education and Innovation in a Time of Distance Learning: Case Studies in China" and "Using “Digitalization + Intellectual Property” Management to Realize Cultural Economy: Case Study of Chinese Museums" and journal papers include "Innovative Financing: An Empirical Study on Public-Private Partnership Securitisation in China" and "Stock Payment, State Ownership and Innovation Performance in China’s Pharmaceutical M&As". He is also the associate editor of The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Research in Social Science of KCA University in Kenya.
Mr. Yu joined CAMathories® in 2021 and is responsible for formulating and implementing the strategic marketing direction in the Asia Pacific region. He brings with him 15 years of experience in business finance, venture capital, and marketing consulting in Australia and China (including Hong Kong).