About the Author
Dr. Masayuki Matsui is now a Visiting professor of Kanagawa University,
Japan, and also, Emeritus professor of UEC Tokyo (The University of
Electro-Communications). He received a BS and MS in Industrial
Engineering from Hiroshima University, and a DEng in research on
conveyor-serviced production systems from the Tokyo Institute of
Technology, Japan. He was a visiting scholar at a UE Berkeley and
Purdue University in 1996-97. His recent scope of research interests
are from industrial engineering to Physics, Management and Economics
in discrete science, and is the author of over 500 technical papers and 20
books. His achivement include invention of queueing formulas, pair matrix
table, Matsi's logic, and chameleon's criteria. He is the past President
of the Japan Industrial Management Association (JIMA), and is now a
board member of the International Foundation for Production Research
(IFPR). He served as the editor/director of the JIMA journal (2000-05),
was honored with the JIMa prize and Award in 2005, THe Sir Issac Newton
Scientific Award of Excellence 2012, The Sir Issac Newton Legacy of Honour
Award 2016, and is currently a Senior member of IISE. He is listed in
Nihon-Shinshiroku (Who's who in Japan), Marquis Who's who in Science and
Engineering, Marquis Who's who in the world (USA), 2000 Outstanding
Intellecctuals of the 21th Century, 2020 Who's whos in the world listee.
Last article; A New Academic Discipline: Advancing factory physics, economics
and artifacts science, Research outreach journal, Issue 114, 82-85 (JUly 2020).