Deng Jiaxian (1924 June15-1986 July 29th), formerly known as Deng Gongbi, was a famous nuclear physicist in China and an academician of China Academy of Sciences, and was known as "the father of China's atomic bomb". He is one of the main participants in China's nuclear weapons research and development, and has made great contributions to China's nuclear cause.

Deng Jiaxian has been eager to learn since childhood. 194 1 was admitted to the physics department of The National SouthWest Associated University, and studied under the famous physicist Wu Dayou. 1945 After graduation, he taught in Peking University and Tsinghua successively. From 65438 to 0950, Deng Jiaxian went to Purdue University to study theoretical physics, and received his doctorate in just two years. Later, he resolutely gave up the excellent living and working environment abroad and returned to the motherland to devote himself to the construction of new China.

1986 On July 29th, Deng Jiaxian died of cancer at the age of 62. His heroic deeds and selfless dedication are always worth learning and remembering. Thanks to the efforts of generations of researchers such as Deng Jiaxian, China's nuclear industry has made remarkable achievements, laying a solid foundation for national prosperity and national rejuvenation.

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1On June 25th, 924, Deng Jiaxian was born in Huaining, Anhui.

1929, studying at Houhutong Primary School in Wuding, Beijing.

1935, graduated from Beijing Sicun Middle School (now Beijing No.8 Middle School).

194 1, admitted to the physics department of The National SouthWest Associated University.

1945, graduated from The National SouthWest Associated University, and taught in Zheng Wen Middle School and Peiwen Middle School.

65438-0946 worked as a teaching assistant in the Physics Department of Peking University.

1948 10, went to Purdue University for further study, and obtained a doctorate in physics after graduation.

1950- 10 is an assistant researcher at the Institute of Modern Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences.

195 1 year to join the Jiu San Society.

1952, Associate Research Fellow, Institute of Modern Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences.

1954 to 1958 served as deputy academic secretary of the Department of Mathematics and Physics, China Academy of Sciences.