Gender: male; Nationality: Han

Born: August 1948; Shanghai

Research fellow

Member of the CPC

In February 1977, he got his bachelor's degree from the Chemistry Department of Fudan, majoring in organic chemistry. At Fudan, he used to be Director of the Personnel Division, a Vice-chair of the School of Technological Science & Engineering, and Assistant to the President. Since May 1999, he has been a Vice-president of Fudan. In June 2005, he was promoted to Executive Vice-president of the University.

He has focused his researches on faculty management, the organization and management of engineering innovations, and the socialization of college logistics. He has published more than fifty papers. He is the director of the following projects: "Surveys of the Training of the Young and Middle-aged Key Teachers", "Researches on the Development and Management of the Faculty in the Institutions of Higher Education", "Organization of Engineering Science Innovations". His paper, "How to Enliven Our Thoughts and Help the Young and Middle-aged Key Teachers to Grow", won him an Outstanding Achievement Prize from the Shanghai Association of Higher Education Research. His other papers, "Researches on the Faculty Structure in the 21st Century", "Practice and Review on the Internationalization of Higher Education", and "The Establishment of the Talent Market and the Construction of the Faculty" won a Thesis Award from the Research Association of College Faculty Management.

He is a co-author of the book Psychology of Faculty Management and one of the founders of the Fudan-Ford Institute of Automobile Electronics. He has headed a number of delegations to the U.S., Japan, Singapore and Hong Kong for international conferences and investigations. He was awarded the titles of "Shanghai Pace-setter in the New Long March" in 1979 and "Outstanding Education Worker of Shanghai" in 1992.