Zheng Qiang is a member of the Standing Committee of Shaanxi Provincial People's Congress and director of the Key Laboratory of Polymer Synthesis and Functional Structure of the Ministry of Education.

Zheng Qiang, male, Han nationality, China nationality,1born in September 1960, native of Chongqing, Wuyishan, Fujian, party member, doctor of engineering, professor and doctoral supervisor. 1982 graduated from the Department of Chemistry of Zhejiang University, 1994 received the doctor's degree in engineering from Sichuan University (formerly Chengdu University of Technology), and 1998 was promoted to be a professor at Zhejiang University. 1992~ 1995 studied at Kyoto university in Japan.

Distinguished professor, the Changjiang Scholar Award Program of the Ministry of Education, is the winner of the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars, a national candidate for the "100 Million Talents Project in the New Century", an expert enjoying special government allowance, director of the Key Laboratory of Polymer Synthesis and Functional Structure of the Ministry of Education, and distinguished professor of Mao Zedong Cadre College of Yan 'an University. He is currently a member of the Standing Committee of Shanxi Provincial People's Congress.

Major achievements

1, scientific research achievements

According to the introduction of official website of Zhejiang University in March 2020, Zheng Qiang's main research directions are: polymer rheology, structure and properties of multicomponent polymer materials, polymer composites and functional polymer materials. A series of achievements have been made in the rheological research of multiphase/multicomponent complex polymer filling system, and a rheological "two-phase" model called "Song Zheng model" is put forward internationally.

2, scientific research commitment

According to the introduction of official website of Zhejiang University in March 2020, Zheng Qiang successively presided over more than 20 national scientific research projects, including the National Key Basic Research and Development Plan (973 Plan), the National High-tech Research and Development Plan (863 Plan), the National Science and Technology Support Plan, and the National Natural Science Foundation's key projects.