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Biography Revised: 6/9/2003
Career Data Updated: 3/26/2006
Biography
Hu Ying, male, is of Han nationality. He was born in 1934 and graduated from Huadong Chemical College in 1953.
Hu Ying majored in chemical engineering and physical chemistry. He trained 13 doctoral students and supervised the studies of 6 doctoral students. Hu has compiled several books, including Physical Chemistry, Molecular Thermodynamics of Fluid, Applied Statistic Mechanics, and Modern Chemical Thermodynamics. He has published over 160 dissertations.
His awards include the 2nd-class Science and Technology Advancement Award of the State Education Commission for his 3 projects including "Molecular Thermodynamic Research on the Gas Solubility"; the 2nd-class National Excellent Science Books Award for his "Applied Statistic Mechanics"; the National Excellent Teaching Books Award for his "Physical Chemistry", the 3rd edition; the 1st-class Shanghai Excellent Teaching Achievements Award and the 2nd-class Excellent Teaching Achievements Award of the State Education Commission for his "Setting up the Physical Chemistry Course with Engineering Characteristics".
Hu is an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences
Career Data
| Committee Member, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Chemistry Research Institute | ||
| 1993— | Academician, Chinese Academy of Sciences | |
| 1986 | (Young and Mid-aged Experts with Outstanding Achievements, State Ministry of Personnel) | |
| 1985 | (Model Worker of Shanghai) | |
| (2nd-class Excellent Teaching Achievements Award, State Education Commission) | ||
| (1st-class Shanghai Excellent Teaching Achievements Award, State Education Commission) | ||
| (National Excellent Teaching Books Award) | ||
| (2nd-class National Excellent Science Books Award) | ||
| (2nd-class Science and Technology Advancement Award, State Education Commission) | ||
| Researcher, University of California, Chemistry Department USA, California, Berkeley | ||
| (Editor, "Fluid Phase Equilibria") | ||
| 1953 | (Graduated from Huadong Chemical College) |
