1, teachers. There are 6 academicians of China Academy of Sciences, 5 academicians of China Academy of Engineering, 29 distinguished professor of Changjiang Scholar Award Program of Ministry of Education, 8 professors and 2 young Changjiang Scholars/kloc-0. Chief scientist of national key basic research development plan (including major scientific research plan) 17 people.
2. Educational facilities. The school has 1 national key laboratories: medical neurobiology; There are five key laboratories of the Ministry of Education: medical molecular virology, metabolic molecular medicine, intelligent drug delivery, public health and safety, canceration and invasion principle, 1 frontier science center of the Ministry of Education: brain science; 9 key laboratories of National Health Commission (Ministry of Health).
3. Discipline construction. The school has three national key disciplines: biology, basic medicine and integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine, and two disciplines 12 national key disciplines: internal medicine (cardiovascular disease, nephropathy, infectious diseases), pediatrics, neurology, imaging medicine and nuclear medicine, surgery, ophthalmology, otolaryngology, oncology, obstetrics and gynecology, epidemiology and health statistics, pharmacy, social medicine and health statistics.
Introduction of Fudan University School of Medicine.
Fudan University School of Medicine was founded in 1927. As the fourth medical college of Sun Yat-sen University in China, it is the first national medical college founded by China people, with Yan Fuqing as the first dean. 1932, independent of the National Shanghai Medical College (referred to as Shanghai Medical College). The motto of the college is "Loyal to the King Ming Dow", which comes from the biography of Dong Zhongshu in Hanshu: Sincerity and friendship do not seek benefits, but knowing its way is not its merit. 1939, moved to Kunming, Yunnan due to the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War. 1940, moved to Chongqing, Sichuan.
1946 victory in the Anti-Japanese War, moved back to Shanghai. 1952, renamed as "Shanghai First Medical College". 1959 was designated as one of the national 16 key institutions of higher learning. 1985 was renamed as "Shanghai Medical University". In 2000, Shanghai Medical University and Fudan University merged to form the new Fudan University.
Refer to the above? Shanghai Medical College of Fudan University-school profile