Zhuang Xiaoying studies at Tongji University. After graduating from Tongji University with a master's degree, Zhuang Xiaoying received a full scholarship from Britain, went to Durham University to study for a doctorate, and went to Norway for postdoctoral research in the second year. After her academic success, Zhuang Xiaoying was employed by her alma mater, Tongji University, and returned to China as an associate professor and tutor for master students.

Zhuang Xiaoying has won many honors internationally, including the Madame Curie Scholarship of the European Union and the Sinkovic Prize for the Best Doctoral Dissertation in Computational Mechanics in Britain. But the most representative is the Sophia Kovalev Skaya Award introduced at the beginning of our article. This award was established in Germany, and such a high bonus is also to attract outstanding researchers from all over the world to do research for Germany.

In the end, Zhuang Xiaoying became the seventh China person in the world to win the award by developing new nano-composite materials and its application in civil engineering, and successfully took away the prize of 6,543.8+0,650 euros. Scientists who have won this grand prize, Germany will try its best to keep them.

The Sophia Prize has been awarded eight times before and after, with more than 100 winners, and two-thirds of the winners finally stayed in Germany. German officials also said: We hope that the winners can stay in Germany for scientific research, but if they leave, we also hope that they will be friends of Germany.

Staying in Germany means a superior scientific research environment and the welfare of various developed countries. In addition, Zhuang Xiaoying is an excellent scientist, and they don't want her to return to China to contribute to China's science and technology.

Zhuang Xiaoying's research field is nanocomposites, and its application fields are very wide, even including the military field. Therefore, Zhuang Xiaoying became the most wanted genius in China.