1, Tsinghua University: 90 academicians of the two academies, 5 academicians of the Academy of Sciences and 39 academicians of the Academy of Engineering.

2. Peking University: There are 76 academicians of the two academies, including 57 academicians of the Academy of Sciences and 9 academicians of the Academy of Engineering/KLOC-0.

3. China University of Science and Technology: 50 academicians of the two academies. Among them, 40 people are from the Academy of Sciences.

4. Shanghai Jiaotong University: 47 academicians of the two academies, 24 academicians of the Academy of Sciences and 23 academicians of the Academy of Engineering.

5. Zhejiang University: There are 46 academicians of the two academies, including 23 academicians of the Academy of Sciences and 23 academicians of the Academy of Engineering.

6.Xi Jiaotong University: 33 academicians from the two academies, 5 academicians from the Academy of Sciences and 8 academicians from the Academy of Engineering.

7. Nanjing University: 32 academicians of the two academies. Among them, there are 29 in Academy of Sciences and 3 in Academy of Engineering.

How were academicians of China Academy of Sciences elected?

Selection criteria:

China-born researchers, professors or scholars and experts with the same titles (including China scholars and experts living in Hongkong, Macao Special Administrative Region and Taiwan Province Province and other countries) who have made systematic and creative achievements and great contributions in the field of science and technology, love the motherland and have a decent style of study can be recommended to be elected as academicians of China Academy of Sciences.

Awarded the title of Senior Academician of China Academy of Sciences to an academician who has reached the age of 80.

Foreign scholars and experts who have made important contributions to China's science and technology and have a high academic status in the world can be recommended to be elected as foreign academicians of China Academy of Sciences.

Extended data

Select organization:

The standing committees of various departments organize academicians to review the effective candidates in the primary election and produce preliminary candidates and final candidates. Evaluation and primary selection must adhere to standards, follow the principles of fairness and objectivity, and conduct a comprehensive and scientific evaluation of candidates. The primary elections of all departments are conducted by secret ballot, and the difference ratio is 20%.

The number of academicians participating in the voting in each department shall exceed 2/3 of the number of academicians with voting rights in this department. Candidates who have won no less than two-thirds of the votes shall, in accordance with the number of places determined by the presidium of the department, produce candidates for the final election of the department in turn according to the number of votes, and the presidium of the department shall determine the final candidates after examination and confirmation by the standing committees of various departments.

The newly elected academicians are elected by all the academicians with voting rights. The election adopts equal secret ballot, and more than half of the candidates with valid votes are elected.