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Brief introduction and detailed information of Jiang Lijin
Life 19 19 April 15, Jiang Lijin was born in Beiping, originally from Hangzhou, Zhejiang, and grew up in Tangshan. Jiang Lijin likes reading, and it happens that her parents also attach great importance to the education of their two daughters. After graduating from junior high school, Jiang Lijin was sent to the only missionary school in Tangshan to attend high school. However, that missionary school is almost equivalent to a domestic training course. All the girls learn paper cutting, painting and embroidery. Jiang Lijin, who is immersed in mathematical formulas and geometric figures, doesn't like these. She pestered her father to study in Peiping. My father finally chose a Beiman Girls' Middle School, which is very strict with students, and sent his daughter in. Jiang Lijin's original intention is to be a woman doctor who helps the world and saves people. In addition, she passed Peking Union Medical College and won a scholarship for the entrance examination. However, the ever-changing situation shattered Jiang Lijin's dream of becoming a doctor. After Pearl Harbor, Concorde closed, and Jiang Lijin went to St. John's Gankun Medical College. 1942, she returned to Beijing due to illness. At that time, there were two schools to continue her studies, one was Beiping Medical College run by the Japanese, and the other was Fu Jen Catholic University. Although Jiang Lijin likes studying medicine very much, she doesn't want to go to a Japanese university. She chose the chemistry department of Fu Jen Catholic University and transferred from the third grade. She got a bachelor's degree in chemistry in this school and a master's degree in chemistry two years later. After that, Jiang Lijin went to study in the United States. After returning from studying in China, Jiang Lijin has been doing research for the chemical industry in China.

1938, graduated from Beiman Girls' Middle School in Beiping, and entered the Department of Pre-medical Science of yenching university in Beiping in the same year.

194 1 admitted to Peking union medical college, then transferred to St. John's university, 1942 transferred to the chemistry department of fu jen Catholic university, 1944 graduated with a bachelor of science degree.

65438-0946 Graduated from Department of Chemistry, Fu Jen Catholic University with a master's degree. After graduation, I worked as a teaching assistant in the Department of Pharmacy of peking university health science center.

65438-0948 entered the Department of Pharmacy, College of Pharmacy, University of Minnesota, USA.

195 1 year, received a doctorate from the university of Minnesota. From 195 1 to 1955, he worked as a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Pharmacy of the University of Kansas and the Department of Chemistry of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

From 65438 to 0955, he returned to China to engage in the research of urushiol in China, the synthesis of boron and nitrogen hexacyclic compounds, and the analysis of high-sensitivity film additives.

65438-0956, Associate Research Fellow, Institute of Chemistry and Institute of Photosensitive Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences.

1978. He also served as the director of the academic Committee of the Institute of Photosensitive Chemistry, the director of the academic Committee of the Institute, and the director of the research office of biochemistry and structural chemistry. 1978 Up to now, he has served as a member of the Council and executive director of the Chinese Chemical Society.

1980 was elected as an academician of China Academy of Sciences (member of the former department) and served as a member of the Standing Committee of the Department of Chemistry.

The main achievement of scientific research was in 1950s. He was engaged in the synthesis of cortisone derivatives and partial synthesis of vitamin D in the United States.

Jiang Lijin was engaged in the research of antioxidant synthesis, cortisone derivative synthesis and vitamin D partial synthesis in his early years. 1955, after returning to China, has carried out research on the synthesis and structure identification of drugs, coatings, heterocyclic compounds and organic additives for photosensitive materials, and the application of nuclear magnetic resonance technology in organic chemistry identification, especially the research on urushiol in China, the synthesis of organic fluoride and the synthesis of boron and nitrogen compounds. Jiang Lijin participated in the development of 160 film, and won the China Science Conference Award together with the participating units in 1978 and the China National Science and Technology Progress Award in 1986. As one of the main founders and pioneers of photochemistry research in China, Jiang Lijin actively supports and promotes the construction of photochemistry discipline in China and carries out scientific research in the frontier field of photochemistry. Participated in the research work of "Important Chemical Problems in Life Process", a major national basic research project during the Eighth Five-Year Plan, and conducted in-depth research on biological photochemistry, especially the phototherapy mechanism of hypocrellin and the structure and function of algae antenna system, and achieved a series of important scientific research results. He presided over the research on "the chemistry of hypocrellin and bald mechanism", "the relationship between phycobiliprotein structure and algae evolution and energy transfer mechanism" and "the photochemical, photophysical and photodynamic effects of natural perylene quinones".

Talent Cultivation Jiang Lijin has long been a professor at China University of Science and Technology and HKUST Graduate School, and a doctoral supervisor at Institute of Photosensitive Chemistry, and has trained a large number of outstanding professionals in teaching and scientific research for China countries.

Honor recognition II. Jiang Lijin has successively won the honorary titles of "March 8th Red Flag Bearer" in China, "March 8th Red Flag Bearer" in All-China Women's Federation, "March 8th Red Flag Bearer" in Beijing area of China Academy of Sciences, and "Women's Outstanding Achievements".

3. Jiang Lijin won the second prize of Natural Science Award of China Academy of Sciences with 1990, 1993 and 1996 respectively.

5. On behalf of China People's Political Consultative Conference, China Academy of Sciences and All-China Women's Federation, Jiang Lijin visited the United States, Britain, Japan, Thailand and other countries many times, attended various international academic conferences and gave academic reports.

6. Jiang Lijin has published more than 200 academic papers in academic journals at home and abroad, and translated and published the book Modern Molecular Photochemistry.

Personal life, two people have similar experiences.

Li Jin and Xu Guozhi are both academicians of China Academy of Sciences. Their experiences are strikingly similar. They were all born in the same month of the same year, in April of 19 19. The difference is that Jiang Lijin was born five days earlier than Xu Guozhi. Of course, living in different cities, they are strangers until they are 33 years old. The second coincidence between Xu Guozhi and Jiang Lijin is that they both took the examination for studying abroad on 1946 and passed the examination for studying abroad at their own expense. Jiang Lijin's participation in the American study abroad exam is the result of her teacher's encouragement. Otherwise, with her family conditions, she certainly wouldn't dare to have the idea of studying abroad. Unlike Jiang Lijin, Xu Guozhi's participation in the examination for studying in China is the result of his adherence to the principle of "no loss". There is a theory in Xu Guozhi's works: If something is meaningful and valuable, as long as there is no moral or material loss, you can participate in it, whether you are successful or not. When Xu Guozhi took the exam for studying abroad at his own expense, he knew he couldn't afford the expensive fees, but what he thought was that the exam would urge him to study, which was certainly harmless. Of course, Xu Guozhi, who was sitting in the Shanghai examination room, didn't expect that there was a clever girl who could make him fall in love at first sight in another examination room in Beijing. If he really can't, he won't have a chance to meet and fall in love with Jiang Lijin after seven years.

Save money and raise money.

Jiang Lijin and Xu Guozhi failed to set foot on the other side of the ocean immediately after receiving the letter of admission, for the same reason, because they had no money. But these two young men and women, who didn't know each other at that time, both belong to the type of unwilling comfort. They began to scrimp and save to raise money to realize their desire to study in the United States.

Jiang Lijin worked as a teaching assistant in a university for two years. In order not to devalue her money, she bought all the money in time after paying the completion capital, and then sold the flour as soon as she had the chance to change foreign currency, and then immediately changed the money into foreign currency. Xu Guozhi is a man with a wide range of interests. He loves music and literature very much. After arriving in Peiping, he collected a large number of old records that were disposed of after the Japanese surrendered. Later, he took these records to Shanghai to sell. After studying in China, the expenses are more than enough.

Meet America and fall in love.

Britain is a big country with many universities and research institutions. Coincidentally, Jiang Lijin went to work at the University of Kansas after receiving his doctorate from the University of Minnesota. There are not many overseas students from China, and people in the circle will get familiar with them in a few days. Very similar age and experience made Jiang Lijin and Xu Guozhi, the older men and women who had not talked about love and family for many years, fall in love, and soon invited friends to the wedding banquet. This day is August 1954 15, and a couple just celebrated their 35th birthday.

Old country returns to love.

1955 September 15, President Cleveland of the American Presidential Steamship Company slowly left the coast of San Francisco, which was a voyage recorded in the history of Sino-American diplomacy. This is the first batch of China scholars banned by China countries since the 1954 Geneva Conference. Among them, Jiang Lijin and Xu Guozhi are lovers.

In America, career success means honor, status and money. After years of hard work and struggle, Jiang Lijin and Xu Guozhi have climbed to the edge of success. After graduation, Dr. Jiang Lijin has been engaged in pioneering research on the synthesis of cortisone derivatives at that time and achieved fruitful results. After obtaining the master's degree, Xu Guozhi was appreciated by the professor because of his quick thinking ability, and transferred to the Department of Mathematics as a research assistant to participate in the research of orthogonal functions and obtain a doctorate in mathematics. The husband and wife are at home in their respective fields, and their comfortable life and upcoming honor are beckoning to them. However, the grand blueprint for the construction of new China is also waving to Jiang Lijin and Xu Guozhi. The results of the Geneva-level talks between China and the United States, which lasted for more than a year, stimulated the couple. No discussion, no argument, no hesitation. Jiang Lijin and Xu Guozhi naturally decided to strive for the first batch to return home and do their best to support China.

Two days later, President Cleveland docked at the Los Angeles pier, and Jiang Lijin and Xu Guozhi were lying beside the boat. They saw a middle-aged couple boarding the boat slowly with a pair of young children. This is Mr. Qian Xuesen and his family who have worked tirelessly for five years to return to China. Returning to China with Qian Xuesen made the China students who were already excited on the Cleveland President even more excited. They counted, including babies under one year old, 30 people are about to return to China. I don't know who proposed it, but in a festive atmosphere, the Cleveland Association of Returned Overseas Students was established, with Shu Songgui, the oldest, as its chairman. Since then, this group of originally lonely overseas wanderers have helped each other in their journey to a distant place.

After more than half a month's life at sea, scholars have a deeper understanding when they return to China, especially in the face of Mr. Qian Xuesen, Jiang Lijin and Xu Guozhi have nothing to say. "What are you going to do when you return to China?" Qian Xuesen once asked Jiang Lijin and Xu Guozhi. Jiang Lijin and Xu Guozhi really haven't decided yet. Jiang Lijin studied chemistry, and he will definitely do his old job when he returns to China, but Xu Guozhi hasn't decided whether to study mechanics or mathematics. Jiang Lijin and his wife consulted Qian Xuesen. Qian Xuesen and Xu Guozhi talked about operations research, and he suggested that Jiang Lijin and his wife engage in this research after returning to China. Operations research was also a new discipline in the United States at that time, which needed a group of scientists with considerable quality and insight. Later, Mr. and Mrs. Jiang Lijin supported each other in marriage, learned from each other in academic research institutes, and made contributions to China's career.

He has served as the advisory committee and editorial board member of Organic Preparation and Procedure International, China Journal of Oceans and Lakes, Institute of Oceanography, China Academy of Sciences, and China Science Bulletin.

Jiang Lijin is a member of the 4th and 5th CPPCC and a member of the Standing Committee of the 6th, 7th and 8th CPPCC.