吴伟伟教授是东盟法律联盟仲裁和争议解决事务部主席，印度国法大学（德里）的荣誉教授，也是伦敦特许仲裁研究所的成员。他近日加盟同济大学知识产权与竞争法研究中心，开展长期教学和学术合作，并定期为同济大学法学院提供包括知识产权纠纷仲裁技术方面的支持和指导。
吴教授个人简历：
·Chartered Institute of Arbitrators London- Member (qualification in arbitration law and practice)伦敦特许仲裁研究所 - 成员（仲裁法律和实践资格）
·De Montfort University, Leicester, UK，Postgraduate qualification in Law, （德蒙特福特莱斯特 : 研究生学历，法律 ）
·University of Oxford, Postgraduate qualification in Management Studies （牛津大学； 研究生学历，管理）
·University of Cambridge, Postgraduate qualification in Educational Research, （剑桥大学 ；研究生学历, 法律教育研究）
Professor Steve Ngo is a practitioner of international arbitration and dispute resolution where he has acted as international consultant and arbitrator. He is Vice-Chairman of KIIT Arbitration Centre, Bhubaneswar, Adviser/Foreign Representative of the Shanghai Arbitration Court of International Shipping and Adviser of Qinzhou Arbitration Commission, Guangxi. Professor Ngo is also Chairman of Arbitration & International Dispute Resolution Practice Group of Asean Legal Alliance, a private network of law firms each of the ASEAN countries coming together to offer a seamless delivery of legal service across a diverse cultural, geographical and legal backdrop.
He has advised public and private entities not only on post-dispute matters but negotiation, mediation and dispute management. Over the past decade, he has focused on India, Indonesia and China, three key growth economies of Asia and South East Asia. He has been involved in oil and gas, energy, investment, joint venture, telecommunications, shipping, mining, financial services, international trade and engineering. Professor Ngo has extensive experience dealing with parties from all over the world, bringing strong cross-cultural proficiency to international dispute resolution processes and strategizing.
Professor Ngo has been involved in matters involving arbitration rules of, among others, CIETAC, LMAA, SAC, ICC, SIAC, PCA, LCIA, UNCITRAL, ICSID, HKIAC, BANI and KLRCA. In addition to international commercial arbitration, he has been consulted on potential investorstate arbitrations, evaluating cases against and for the state party. He is also an Arbitrator at the Thailand Arbitration Center.
He also has vast experience in design and delivery of arbitration professional training programmes and postgraduate courses throughout Asia. With previous professional experience in the higher education sector, Professor Ngo has special interest in the pedagogy and methodology of education. In addition to lectures and talks at academic institutions in the region, h
