1991-1995, Shanghai Jiao Tong University Mechanical Engineering Ph.D, Doctor
1988-1990, Shanghai Jiao Tong University Mechanical EngineeringM.S., Master
1979-1983, Southeast University Mechanical Engineering B.S., Bachelor

1997-2018,Associate Professor, School of Mechanical Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
1994-1997,Lecturer, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
1983-1988,Engineer, Shanghai Power Plant Equipment Research Institue

2010-02-08：University of Michigan, Visiting scholar

Cutting state recognition in cutting processes:
1) Tool condtion identification
2) Energy efficiency state recognition in metal cutting processes

2016-2019: Study on online recognition of multi-source energy efficiency state in milling，Sponsored by National Natural Science Foundation of China.
2011-2013：Research on the methodology of simultaneous identification of multi-target states in milling based on blind source separation, Sponsored by National Natural Science Foundation of China.
2007-2008：Tool Condition Monitoring in turbine rotor milling，sponsored by Shanghai Electric

1.Hua Shao, Xinhua Shi, Lin Li, Power signal separation in milling process based on wavelet transform and independt component analysis,International Journal of Machine Tools & Manufacture, 51(2011)701-710
2.H.Shao,L.Liu,H.L.Qu, Machinability study on 3%Co-12%Cr stainless steel in milling, Wear, 2007, V263：736-744
3.H.Shao,H.L.Wang,X.M.Zhao, A Cutting Power Model for Tool Wear Monitoring in Milling, International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture,Vol.44,No.14,2004: 1503-1509
4.X.H. Shi, H.Shao, Jishun Li. A quantitative strategy for tool wear monitoring in turning. Proceedings of the 6th CIRP-Sponsored International Conference on Digital Enterprise Technology, Hong Kong 2009, pp647-656
5.H. Yang, H. Shao，Distortion-oriented welding path optimization based on elastic net method and genetic algorithm，Journal of Materials Processing Technology 209 (2009) 4407–4412
6.L. Liu, H. Shao, L.X. Huang，Studies on drilling processes of intermetallic compounds ，Journal of Materials Processing Technology 209 (2009) 4509–4514

Introduction to Engineering, Undergraduate students, 48 class hours, 3 Credits
Engineering Design, 16 class hours, 1 Credit

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