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Haibin Xu
General Manager Shell Research Alliance | co-founder GCxN | Earth Scientist | board director AAASE | Writer | TEDx speaker. All posts are my personal view
Haibin Xu is a prominent figure in the energy industry and academic circles, particularly known for his roles at Shell and his involvement with the Asian American Academy of Science and Engineering (AAASE).
Professional Background
Haibin Xu currently serves as the General Manager of Shell Research Alliance.37 In this capacity, he leads a global team spread across six countries, overseeing Shell's technology collaborations with universities, national laboratories, and research institutes worldwide.7
Academic Involvement
Xu was elected to the Board of Directors of the Asian American Academy of Science and Engineering (AAASE) in January 2024.12 This appointment reflects his commitment to advancing science and engineering within the Asian American community.
Education
Haibin Xu's educational background includes studies at Stanford University, though the specific degree or field of study is not mentioned in the provided information.3
Additional Roles
Beyond his primary responsibilities at Shell and AAASE, Xu is involved in several advisory positions. He serves on the boards of:
Recognition
Xu's expertise and contributions to the field have been recognized by his peers. He was among the distinguished individuals inducted as a Fellow during the AAASE Inaugural Annual Summit and Fellow Induction Ceremony.56
Haibin Xu's LinkedIn profile (username: haibin-xu-9276245) provides a professional overview of his career and achievements in the energy sector and his contributions to academic and professional organizations.
Highlights
[my TEDx talk from July now on YouTube]
Perhaps counter-intuitive, but vulnerability can lead to courage.
As a non-native English speaker who really struggled with the language for years, I’ve chosen to be vulnerable in front of a live audience- by choosing to stand on a TEDx stage and give a talk.
Therefore, it is fitting that the topic of my talk, was vulnerability and courage- via 3 real life stories of myself in the past 20 years.
Thank you for watching this 8 minutes video- and if you like the message, please re-post to share with your network! I appreciate your time!
Amos was born in the same year as my father, and he was also someone who has had a life changing impact on me at a level similar to my parents.
Amos was a scientist, an educator, a thinker, and a humanist. He had a heart that was so accommodating, and he always gives second and third chances to his students because he believes in you more than you believe in yourself.
I feel grateful that I’ve been keeping in contact with him and met him for dinner last time in 2023, and I’m deeply saddened by his passing.
