English Name | Dr. Wayne Lung Wang | ||
漢文名 | 王文隆博士 | ||
Birth Year | 1944 | ||
Birth Place | Yilan (宜蘭) | ||
First year / First city / state arrived U.S. | 1965/Durham/NH | ||
Present Address | IL | ||
Family | 1. Wife: Jennie | ||
2. Daughter: Morlie, Helena | |||
3. Son: Steve | |||
Education | School Name | Year – Year | Degree and major |
1. Taipei Inst. of Tech. | 1959-1964 | Diploma, Mechanical Eng. | |
2. Univ. of New Hampshire | 1965-1966 | Grad. School, Mech. Eng. | |
3. Rensselaer Polytech, NY | 1966-1967 | Grad. School, Nuclear Eng. | |
4. MIT, Cambridge, MA | 1967-1971 | Ph. D. Nuclear Eng. | |
Employment | Company name | Year – Year | Position or title |
1. Carnegie-Mellon U, PA | 1971-1973 | Post Doc | |
2. Lawrence Berkeley Lab, CA | 1973-1975 | Post Doc | |
3. Argonne National Lab, IL | 1975-1980 | Associate Engr | |
4. Bell Labs. IL | 1980-2010 | MTS | |
Accomplishment | 1. Intermediate Structure of Oxygen-16 Giant Resonance
2. Discovery of the Universal Logic in Taoism |
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Publication
(Non-professional) |
1. Dynamic Tao & Its Manifestations (2000)
2. The Logic of Tao Philosophy (2013) 3. Tao Te Ching: An Ultimate Translation (2013) |
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Hobby | 1. Philosophy on Fundamental Nature of Reality
2. Ancient & Modern World Philosophy – Tao, Buddhism, Greek, Modern Philosophy. Humanistic & Social Psychology 3. Taiwanese American Culture, Heritage, history & current issue 4. Art & Writing |
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Website or Blog | www.dynmictao.wordpress.com |
Wayne L. Wang 王文隆
筆名:噶瑪蘭人
Born in Yilan City (Taiwan) in 1944.
CURRENT INTEREST (RETIRED SINCE 2010)
Philosophy on Fundamental Nature of Reality
Ancient and Modern World Philosophy – Tao, Buddhism, Greek, and Modern Philosophy. Humanistic and Social Psychology (www.dynamictao.com) Taiwanese and Taiwanese American Culture Taiwanese History and Current Issues, Taiwanese American Heritage
Art and Writing
Oil and other medium Painting, Digital Art (www.whotoo.org); Writings on memoirs and stories on personal life. Book and eBook publishing.
EDUCATION
1967-1971 Ph.D. Nuclear Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts
1966-1967 Nuclear Engineering, Graduate School, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York
1965-1966 Mechanical Engineering, Graduate School, The University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH
1959-1964 Diploma, Mechanical Engineering, Taipei Institute of Technology, Taipei, Taiwan
1956-1959 Yilan Junior High School, Taiwan
1950-1956 Yilan Chong-Shan Elementary School, Taiwan
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As an Author
1. Dynamic Tao and Its Manifestations (2000)
2. The Logic of Tao Philosophy (2013)
3. Tao Te Ching: An Ultimate Translation (2013)
Wayne L. Wang was born in Taiwan and migrated to the U.S. for his graduate studies in engineering and physics. In 1971, Dr. Wang received his Ph. D. degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He did research as a theoretical physicist until 1975, publishing numerous papers on nuclear reaction theory. After spending five years on nuclear reactor safety research, he became a telecommunication engineer specializing in advanced mobile telecommunication systems and data communication. His cultural background spans equally both the Eastern and Western worlds.
The similarities between Tao and quantum physics have attracted his early interest in Tao Philosophy. He believes that Tao is coherent and dynamic, and it may be systematically represented as a modern theory. With his background in the Chinese language and modern physics, he has been able to formulate a Tao philosophy in a most coherent and consistent manner. He introduces a scientific process to formulate Tao Philosophy in a language independent fashion.
He has successfully translated the most difficult Chinese classic, the Laotzu Tao Te Ching, with minimum ambiguity. His first book on this subject, Dynamic Tao and Its Manifestations, shows the intimate similarities between Tao Philosophy and Quantum Cosmology. His analysis of Tao Philosophy will set a new framework for modern Tao studies, in both the Eastern and the Western arenas.