Da Hsuan Feng

Dr. Feng received his undergraduate education from Drew University in New Jersey and doctorate in Theoretical Physics from the University of Minnesota.
Prior to joining the Physics Department of Drexel University in 1976, where he eventually became the M.
Russell Wehr Chair Professor of Physics, he was a United Kingdom Science Research Council fellow at the Department of Theoretical Physics of the University of Manchester (1972-74) and a Senior Scientist at the Center for Nuclear Studies of the University of Texas at Austin (1974-76).
During his tenure at Drexel University, he served for two years as Program Director of Theoretical Physics at the National Science Foundation (1983-85) and visiting Professor of the Niels Bohr Institute of the University of Copenhagen (1979-80).
In 1997-1998, Dr. Feng served as technical advisor to Congressman Curt Weldon, currently Vice Chair of the House Armed Services and senior member of the House Science Committee, regarding South Africa, Central Europe, (especially Hungary) and China.
He was a member of the Congressional Delegation to East Asia (January and March of 1997) and Central Europe in December of 1999.
On December 9, 2000, Dr. Feng resigned from both Drexel University and SAIC to assume the position of Vice President for Research and Graduate Education and Professor of Physics at the University of Texas at Dallas.