On August 8th, the reporter found that official website of Hunan University recently updated the teacher information, showing that Li Shengman, a doctor of engineering born in 1994, has become an associate professor in the School of Materials Science and Engineering of Hunan University.
According to Li Shengman's official resume, she graduated from the School of Optics and Electronic Information of Huazhong University of Science and Technology on 20 15 with a bachelor's degree in engineering. In the same year, she continued to study in the School of Optics and Electronic Information, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, and studied under Professor Wu Yanqing. She graduated in June 2020 and was awarded a doctorate in engineering. In July 2020, he joined the School of Materials Science and Engineering of Hunan University.
Introduction of Hunan University: Li Shengman focuses on the growth of nano-materials, the processing and preparation of micro-nano electronic devices, the preparation and testing of new principle devices, and the design and integration of circuits. More than 10 SCI papers have been published in journals such as Nature Materials, Nature Nanotechnology and Advanced Electronic Materials. 20 19 attended the International Microelectronics Conference (IEDM) and gave an oral report, which attracted the attention of TSMC.
The paper media reporter noticed that as early as July this year, how do you think that Li Shengman of Hunan University (985) was only 26 years old and had no overseas experience, so he directly took the title of associate professor? ? This topic has been discussed in Zhihu and other online platforms.
In addition, Li Shengman has also won national scholarships, knowing and doing scholarships and other honors. The website of the School of Optics and Electronic Information of Huazhong University of Science and Technology published an article "Do not forget your initiative mind, moving forward with integrity?" June 5438+last year 10 month. The national award-winning experience sharing meeting was successfully held, and Li Shengman introduced his learning experience.
Li Shengman described her research experience throughout her doctoral career: three years of day-to-day experiments, two laboratories running back and forth every day, accumulating today's achievements. This paper was published in Nature Materials. Li Shengman also showed his scientific research experience: from the initial research and experiment, to the later writing and drawing, to the later submission being rejected, and finally being successfully accepted and published, the process was ups and downs. She taught us a vivid lesson with her own experience. When scientific research encounters bumps, we should be brave enough to face the difficulties and overcome them, instead of deceiving ourselves and others through small routines.