Previous Situation of the International Science and Technology Cooperation Award of the People's Republic of China

Winners over the years

2015 China International Science and Technology Cooperation Award: Janchrist Jansen (Sweden), Noki Okimura (Japan), Evgeny Velikhov (Russia), Peter Stone (USA), Wilt Ian Lipkin (USA), Carlo Rubbia (Italy), Johannes Franken (Netherlands).

Gan Middle School (2010)

Yoshihiko Kuroda (2001)

Mao Huanyu (2001)

Bjorn· Eric Wilhelm Nordenström (2001)

Yang Youdi (2001)

Michael Petzert (2001)

José Israel Vargas (2001)

Cusi (2000)

Panofsky (2000)

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Ishimoto Shoichi (1999)

Jose Alberto De Camargo (1999)

Sabourin Jean (1998)

J.L. Lions (1998)

IEOH MING PEI (1997)

Joan Pierre .JEAN-PIERRE LEBRUN (1997)

ARTHUR SMLIM (1997)

G.S.BUSHGENS ( 1996)

SAMUEL.C.C.TING (1996)

ULI SCHWARZ (1996)

Yuan Zheng City (HARA SHOICH) (1995)

HAUESSER (1995)

JOSEPH NEEDHAM (1995)

CHEN NING YANG (1995)

TSUNG DAO LEE (1995)

SHIING SHEN CHERN (1995)

< p>The People's Republic of China International Science and Technology Cooperation Award - The previous awards were awarded to Professor Peter J. Stang recommended by the Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Professor Jan-Christer Janson recommended by the Institute of Process Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Stang is an internationally renowned organic chemist with outstanding achievements in physical organic chemistry, organometallic chemistry and supramolecular chemistry. He has published more than 400 papers, 6 monographs and more than 40 review articles. , is one of the scientists with the most highly cited papers in the field of molecular construction and molecular assembly. Stang has long been committed to promoting Sino-US scientific and technological exchanges. He has also trained a number of Chinese Ph.D.s and admitted a considerable number of Chinese postdoctoral fellows and visiting scholars, making important contributions to cultivating China's scientific and technological reserve talents. In April 2005, driven by Stang, a high-level delegation from the American Chemical Society made its first official visit to China after the founding of the People's Republic of China, which created an opportunity to promote cooperation between China and the United States in the field of chemistry.

Janson is a professor at Uppsala University in Sweden, an internationally renowned bioseparation scientist, and an academician of the Royal Academy of Sciences in Uppsala, Sweden. Since 1980, Janson began to help Chinese colleagues improve the theoretical and technical level of protein separation and purification, break through the bottleneck of biotechnology drug industrialization, design and complete a series of recombinant protein drug separation and purification processes and successfully achieve industrialization in China, including Including hepatitis B vaccine, interferon, etc. With its help, the Institute of Process Engineering established a research platform for protein separation and purification, achieved a series of technological innovations, and published 52 papers simultaneously. Fabio Rocca Fabio Rocca Italy

Fabio Rocca, Italian, male, born in January 1940. Radar remote sensing expert, professor at Politecnico di Milano, Italy, member of the Italian National Science Council, honorary member of the European Geosciences and Engineering Association and the European Geophysical Union, and once served as the president of the European Geosciences and Engineering Association. Recommended by Hubei Province.

As the chief scientist in the field of radar remote sensing of the European Space Agency, Professor Lorca proposed the use of SAR satellite constellations to achieve cross-flying interference mode in the early 1990s, creating a new stage in the development of radar interferometry technology and greatly promoting research and application in related fields. The permanent scatterer interferometry technology he proposed in the late 1990s once again strongly promoted the rapid development of radar interferometry remote sensing technology, and it still leads the research frontier in this field.

Since 2004, Professor Lorca has served as the European head of the "Topography Measurement" topic of the first, second and third phases of the Dragon Project, an international cooperation project between the Ministry of Science and Technology of China and the European Space Agency in the field of Earth observation. , is committed to the application and promotion of radar interferometry technology in the fields of earth observation and earth science in China, and carries out cooperative research and personnel training with institutions such as Wuhan University, Chinese Academy of Forestry Sciences, and Shanghai Geological Survey Research Institute, and conducts research on permanent scatterer interferometry, China has been given in-depth and detailed guidance in polarimetric interferometry and polarimetric tomography, and has led a group of European scientists to actively participate in China-EU cooperation plans in the field of Earth observation, playing an important role in promoting the application and promotion of related technologies in China. .

Hse Chung-Yun, United States

Hse Chung-Yun, American, male, born in February 1935. Wood scientist, chief researcher of the Southern Research Institute of the Forest Service of the United States Department of Agriculture, and academician of the International Academy of Wood Sciences. He has won awards such as the "Highest Scientific Research Innovation Award" of the United States Department of Agriculture and the "Friendship Award" of the Chinese Government. Jointly recommended by the State Forestry Administration and Jiangsu Province.

Professor Xu Zhongyun is the core founder of Sino-US forestry science and technology cooperation since the reform and opening up. Since he facilitated the first Chinese forestry delegation to visit the United States in 1980, he has trained more than 80 Chinese scholars in the United States over the past 30 years. He has combined advanced ideas, advanced technologies and advanced experience by combining the development of U.S. science and technology and economy with the successful experience of his own scientific research career. The platform was introduced to China to guide the construction of forestry science and technology platforms and the implementation of major projects, and provided important theoretical and technical guidance and talent and intellectual support to promote the implementation of scientific and technological research in the field of China's wood science, 863 and other national science and technology plans, and the development of "Jiangsu Poplar Industry". It has made outstanding contributions to significantly narrowing the gap between China and developed countries in the fields of artificial forest material properties and rapid evaluation, efficient utilization of wood and bamboo, and new biomass materials. As an internationally renowned expert, he has visited China 62 times and visited hundreds of units in 26 provinces and cities. He has established long-lasting and close cooperative relationships with scientific research institutions such as the Chinese Academy of Forestry Sciences, the International Bamboo and Rattan Center, and Nanjing Forestry University. Many Chinese scholars nominated by Professor Xu Zhongyun have held important positions in international organizations, which has significantly enhanced the status and voice of China's forestry industry.

Jan Eduard Harff Germany

Jan Eduard Harff, German nationality, male, born in March 1943. Marine geologist, former director of the Geology Office of the Baltic Ocean Institute in Germany, holds important positions in many important international academic institutions. He is a foreign academician of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences and the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences, a professor at the University of Szczecin in Poland, and a visiting professor at many domestic universities and research institutes such as Guangzhou Marine Geological Survey, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Sun Yat-sen University. Recommended by the Ministry of Land and Resources.

Professor Yang Hafer has been engaged in geological work for more than 40 years and has achieved fruitful results. He has won honors such as the "Cronbin Award" of the International Association for Mathematical Geosciences and the "Bubnov Award" of Germany.

Professor Yang Hafer has cooperated with China for more than 20 years and made significant contributions to China’s marine geosciences. He introduced the world's new technologies and achieved important innovative results in the economic and social development of the three major coastal economic circles; he built a domestic and international marine geosciences cooperation platform, promoted five important cooperations, and recommended Chinese scientists to participate in and host the International Geological Congress, which greatly improved the The international status of Chinese scholars; he proposed to establish a long-term cooperation mechanism with China, Germany, Poland, Britain and other countries to promote extensive international cooperation in marine geosciences and promote China's marine geosciences to reach the world's advanced level.

Herbert Jackle Germany

Herbert Jackle, German nationality, male, born in July 1949. A developmental biologist, he is currently the Vice Chairman of the German Max Planck Society and Director of the Institute of Biophysical Chemistry. He holds multiple academic titles such as Academician of the European Academy of Sciences and Academician of the German Academy of Sciences, and has won many awards such as the German Federal President's Innovation Award. Recommended by the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Professor Herbert Jacques focuses on using model organisms to study the molecular mechanisms of biological pathways and regulatory networks. He has published nearly 200 papers in academic journals such as "Nature", "Cell", and "Science" He has published 53 academic works and is a representative figure leading the development of contemporary Drosophila developmental biology.

Professor Jacques attaches great importance to cooperation with China. Since the 1980s, he has been to China as a scholar to give lectures many times and train international students in China. After he became the vice president of the Max Planck Society, he continued to expand the areas of cooperation with China and deepened the cooperation step by step. In 2005, with the joint efforts and active promotion of China and Germany, the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Max Planck Society of Germany jointly established a new international research institution in Shanghai: the Chinese Academy of Sciences-Max Planck Society Partner Institute for Computational Biology , marking that Sino-German scientific and technological cooperation has reached a new level. The establishment of this international cooperation institute has attracted and gathered a high-level international scientific research talent team for China, established China's comparative advantage in the field of international computational biology research, and provided a solid foundation for deepening and improving China's foreign scientific and technological cooperation. The policy has played a positive and important demonstration role.

G. A. Zherebtsov Russia

Zherebtsov, Russian national, male, born in September 1938.

He is a space physicist and an academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences. He has published more than 240 papers and is one of the founders of the Russian space weather field. He has won many honors, including the Russian Fatherland Service Award, the Russian Government's Honorary Award, and the Lenin 100th Anniversary Hero of Labor Award. Recommended by the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

While serving as the director of the Institute of Solar-Terrestrial Physics of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Professor Zhelebtsov actively promoted scientific research cooperation between the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Research on space weather in high latitudes by the Russian Institute of Solar-Terrestrial Physics is highly complementary to research on space weather in mid- and low-latitudes by the National Space Science Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. In 2001, under the promotion of Professor Zhelebtsov, the two sides jointly established the China-Russia Space Weather Joint Research Center. Within the framework of bilateral cooperation, Chinese and Russian scientists actively carried out exchanges and visits, and successfully applied for more than 20 cooperation funds. , co-published more than 80 papers and held 11 bilateral seminars. And the Russian units participating in the Sino-Russian joint space weather research academic exchanges include Russia’s major space weather research institutions. In April 2012, led by Professor Zhelebtsov, the Institute of Solar-Terrestrial Physics of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the National Space Science Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences signed the third phase of the Sino-Russian Space Weather Joint Research Center Cooperation Agreement and Outline, laying the foundation for cooperation between the two parties in the next five years. laid the foundation.

Professor Zhelebtsov also actively promoted the exchange of data between the two sides in ground-based observation equipment, supported the northward extension of the Chinese Academy of Sciences' "Meridian Circle Project", and was the first in the world to sign the "International Meridian Circle Plan" with the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Circle Plan".

Wang Zhonglin Wang, Zhonglin United States

Wang Zhonglin, American, male, born in November 1961. Nanomaterials scientist, foreign academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and academician of the European Academy of Sciences, currently serves as tenured tower chair professor, tenured school trustee professor and distinguished chair professor of engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology in the United States. Recommended by the Ministry of Education.

Since 1992, Professor Wang Zhonglin has conducted in-depth and high-level education and research with many Chinese educational and scientific research institutions, including Xiamen University, Peking University, Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Tsinghua University, University of Science and Technology Beijing, etc. Cooperation, powerful alliances to jointly overcome scientific problems, achieved a number of major original scientific research results, and jointly published more than 200 scientific papers, which greatly enhanced the international influence of China's related research. He actively promotes the construction of cutting-edge scientific research centers and platform bases in China, and participates in the establishment and construction of many national-level research platforms and bases such as the National Nanoscience Center; he contributes to Chinese science and technology by promoting Sino-US joint schooling and joint training of doctoral students. Contribute to talent training and higher education reform; introduce the latest developments and excellent scientific research concepts in international frontier fields to Chinese scientists and graduate students through various methods such as holding international conferences and promoting Chinese publishing houses to publish English books, and have a positive impact on Chinese nanotechnology Development and education have played a positive role in promoting.

Arun S. Mujumdar Canada

Arun S. Mujumdar, Canadian, male, born in January 1945. Dry scientist, professor at the National University of Singapore, academician of the Canadian Institute of Chemistry and the Singapore Academy of Engineering, has won international awards such as the "World's Top Contribution Award", "Drying Lifetime Achievement Award", "Outstanding Global Leadership Award in the Field of Drying" and other international drying research fields. . Recommended by Jiangsu Province.

Since 1984, Professor Alan Moujunda has made important contributions to the training of senior talents in the drying field, the research and development of new drying technologies and the development of the food drying industry in China. In the long-term cooperation with the main partners Jiangnan University, Tianjin University of Science and Technology, and the Institute of Forest Products Chemical Industry of the Chinese Academy of Forestry Sciences, we have jointly trained more than 20 PhDs (postdoctoral fellows) and more than 10 masters; we have jointly published SCI-included articles in important international journals. 97 papers were published; the new drying technologies developed and developed were implemented in more than 10 leading enterprises in the industry, including Haitong Food Group, Shandong Luhua Group, and Wuxi Linzhou Dryer Factory, the industry-university-research base of cooperative units, with economic benefits exceeding 3.3 billion in the past three years. yuan, earning US$200 million in foreign exchange, achieving significant economic and social benefits, and making important contributions to promoting scientific and technological progress in China's food drying and equipment industry.

Ni Jun Jun Ni United States

Professor Ni Jun, American, male, born in November 1961. Manufacturing engineering expert, Wu Xianming Named Professor of Manufacturing Science at the University of Michigan, Director of the Wu Xianming Manufacturing Research Center, Special Advisor to the President of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, and President of Michigan College. He has won the Presidential Teacher Award from the National Science Foundation, the William T. Ennor Highest Manufacturing Technology Award from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the Gold Medal from the International Society of Manufacturing Engineers, the Magnolia Gold Medal from the Shanghai Municipal Government for Outstanding Contributions to Overseas Scientists, and other awards. He serves as a global leader in advanced manufacturing at the World Economic Forum. Vice Chairman of the Proceedings Committee. Recommended by Shanghai Municipality.

In the past 20 years, Professor Ni Jun has devoted all his efforts to carry out cooperative research in the manufacturing field between China and the United States, introducing the 2mm American body manufacturing project to China, promoting the advancement of China's automobile body manufacturing technology, and making more than 20 domestically produced cars The vehicle body quality has reached the international advanced level; the cooperation in engine manufacturing 2m engineering and thin-walled component micro-manufacturing research has promoted the technological progress of China's automobile engine manufacturing and fuel cell plate manufacturing.

He founded JI Shanghai Jiao Tong University and pioneered a new model of international cooperation in running schools and cultivating internationally competitive talents. The results of his education system reform have been promoted across the country. He has built a bridge for cooperation between China and the United States, promoted the establishment of international cooperative research bases such as the General Motors Advanced Manufacturing Technology Joint Laboratory and the Shanghai Jiao Tong University PACE Center, and made outstanding contributions to improving the level of teaching and research in China. Richard N. Zare

Richard N. Zare

United States

Professor Richard Zare, American, male, born in November 1939 . Famous physical chemist and analytical chemist, professor of the Department of Chemistry at Stanford University, winner of many awards such as the U.S. National Medal of Science and the Israeli Wolf Prize in Chemistry, an academician of the American Academy of Sciences, and a foreign academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Jointly recommended by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Flemming Besenbacher

Flemming Besenbacher

Denmark

Professor Flemming Besenbacher, Danish nationality, Male, born in October 1952. He is currently the director of the Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Research Center at Aarhus University in Denmark and an academician of the Royal Danish Academy of Sciences. His research fields involve surface science, molecular electronics, scanning tunneling microscopy and other fields, and he has made outstanding contributions in physics, chemistry, nanotechnology and other fields. Recommended by the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Lonnie Thompson

Lonnie G. Thompson

United States

Lonnie Thompson, American, male, born in July 1948 Born in month. A world-renowned glacial environment and paleoclimatologist, professor at Ohio State University, academician of the American Academy of Sciences, and foreign academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. In 2005, he won the "Taylor Award-Earth Science and Environmental Achievement Award". Recommended by the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Shin-ichi Kurokawa

Shin-ichi Kurokawa

Japan

Professor Shin-ichi Kurokawa, Japanese, male, June 1945 born. Internationally renowned particle accelerator expert. He has served as the chairman of several international accelerator academic organizations and won international awards such as the 2011 Vidio Award, the highest award in the field of particle accelerators. Recommended by the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Michael R. Phillips

Canada

Professor Fei Lipeng, Canadian, male, September 1949 born. An internationally renowned expert in psychiatry and mental health, he is currently the director of the Crisis Intervention Research Office of the Shanghai Institute of Mental Health. Recommended by Shanghai Municipality. 1. Delesi Delesi, German nationality, male, born in August 1938, is an internationally renowned mathematician, the first executive director of the Chinese Academy of Sciences-Max Planck Society Computational Biology Partnership Institute, and a consultant at the University of Bielefeld in Germany. Recommended by Shanghai Municipality.

2. Toshihiko Emi Toshihiko Emi, Japanese, male, born in February 1935, is an internationally renowned metallurgical expert. For its outstanding contributions in the field of steel metallurgy, it has won 27 awards including the Brinell Gold Medal from the Swedish Academy of Engineering. Recommended by Jiangsu Province.

3. Dai Yuge Dai Yuge, French nationality, male, born in January 1959, is a medical expert, a professor at the University of Paris VII, and an academician of the French Academy of Sciences. In 2005, he was hired as a consultant of Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine. Recommended by Shanghai Municipality.

4. John Busway John Busway, British national, male, born in June 1942, is an expert in research on the physiology and active substances of edible fungi. Recommended by Shanghai Municipality.

5. Hiroshi Kurihara Hiroshi Kurihara, Japanese, male, born in December 1954, is an expert in functional research and development of traditional Chinese medicine and health care products, and is the deputy director of the Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Natural Medicine of Jinan University. Recommended by Guangdong Province.

6. Stephen Porter Stephen Porter, American, male, born in April 1934, chairman of the International Quaternary Federation, an internationally renowned geologist, and visiting professor of the Chinese Academy of Sciences . Recommended by the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

7. Iwamoto Aiyoshi Iwamoto Aiyoshi, Japanese, male, born in February 1950, is an expert in infectious diseases and virology and the director of the Asian Infectious Disease Research Center at the Institute of Medical Sciences, University of Tokyo. Recommended by the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

8. Lu Qingfang Lu Qingfang, Australian, male, born in November 1963, is an expert in nanomaterials, an academician of the Australian Academy of Engineering, and Vice-President of the University of Queensland. Recommended by the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The internationally renowned astrophysicist Albert Hermann Gerhard Berner of German nationality

Gan Zhongzhong, an American expert in energy system engineering and intelligent control.

Rogues Bonnet, an internationally renowned French space physicist and director of the International Space Science Institute.

Klaus Topfer, a German environmental planning expert.

German building materials expert Fokker Hefried Wittmann. Yuen-Ron Shen, American, male, born in March 1935, Ph.D. in physics, academician of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States, and foreign academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Ernst-Ludwig Winnacker, German nationality, male, born in July 1941, Ph.D. in chemistry, professor at the University of Munich, famous biochemist, former He serves as Chairman of the German Science Foundation and Secretary General of the European Science Council.

Michel Che, French nationality, male, born in December 1941, Ph.D., professor at Pierre Marie Curie University in France. Mainly engaged in research work in physical chemistry and inorganic chemistry.

Vincent Chan, American, male, born in September 1949, PhD in plasma physics, director of the Theoretical and Computational Science Center of the Department of Energy of General Atomics, famous plasma theory expert.

Arima Akito, Japanese nationality, male, born in September 1930, Doctor of Science, honorary professor at the University of Tokyo, famous nuclear physicist, currently president of the Japan Science and Technology Promotion Society.

Agustin Lage Davila, Cuban nationality, male, born in March 1949, Ph.D., academician of the Cuban Academy of Sciences, famous biologist, Cuban Molecular Immunology Center Director.

Britton Chance, American, male, born in July 1913, Ph.D. in Biology, academician of the Academy of Sciences of the United States, United Kingdom, Sweden and other six countries, and former scientific advisor to the President of the United States. Scott Douglas Rozelle, male, born in July 1955, American, PhD in agricultural economics, senior researcher and professor at the Institute of International Studies at Stanford University, chairman of the International Academic Advisory Committee of the Agricultural Policy Research Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Victor Roy Squires, male, born in December 1937, Australian national, expert in ecology and sustainable management of drylands.

Lothar Hans Reh, male, born in August 1931, is a German national, an expert in energy and chemical engineering, and an honorary professor at ETH Zurich. International Rice Research Institute

Xiang-Yang Li, United Kingdom

Chain-Tsuan Liu, United States

Neil Leeds ·N.L.Dobretsov Russia

Peter Gruss Germany Martin Atkins, British national, male, born in March 1954, China BP technical project manager, chemical engineer, engaged in research, development and industrialization of catalytic and environmental application technologies.

Ingemar Ernberg, Swedish national, male, born in November 1948, professor at the Center for Microbiology and Tumor Biology at Karolinska Institutet, mainly engaged in biomedicine and Research work in the field of cancer. Wolf-Dieter Dudenhausen, German nationality, male, born on January 6, 1940, received a PhD in theoretical physics in 1969, and was the former Director-General of the Central Directorate of the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research.

Evert Jacobsen, Dutch national, male, born in 1947, Ph.D., is an internationally renowned plant scientist and currently the chief scientist of the School of Botanical Sciences at Wageningen University in the Netherlands.

Mu-ming Poo, American, male, born in 1948, is currently the director of the Department of Neurobiology at the University of California, Berkeley, and an internationally renowned neurobiologist. He is currently studying axon guidance and dendritic processes. He has made outstanding achievements in the molecular and cellular mechanisms of touch plasticity.

Neville Agnew, American, male, born in 1938, Ph.D., is the chief project scientist engaged in cultural relics protection at the Getty Conservation Institute in the United States. He is a cultural relics conservationist with an internationalist spirit. expert.

David G. Evans, British national, male, born in 1958, received a PhD from Oxford University in 1984, and is a member of the Royal Society of Chemistry. Daniel Vasella, Swiss national, male, born in 1953, Doctor of Medicine. Dr. Weisile is the chairman and CEO of Novartis Pharmaceuticals of Switzerland, a director of the board of directors of Pepsi-Cola Company, and the chairman of the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers.

Kenneth W. Gentle, American, male, born in October 1940, is the director of the Fusion Research Center (FRC) at the University of Texas and an internationally renowned nuclear fusion expert.

Corrado Clini, Italian, male, born on July 17, 1947, received a doctorate in occupational health in 1975. In 2000, he was appointed as the International Cooperation Director of the Italian Ministry of Environment and Land Director of the Department.

Richard Chang, American, male, born in January 1948, holds a PhD in electronic engineering. Dr. Zhang Rujing is the president and executive officer of SMIC Manufacturing (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.

Kenji Ekuan, Japanese, male, born in September 1929, Ph.D., served as Senator of the World Federation of Industrial Design (ICSID) in 1995, Chairman of the World Design Organization, currently President of Japan GK Design Institute. American mathematician Dr. Shing-Tung Yau

German agricultural economist Dr. Jueregen Voegele

Japanese medical scientist Dr. Yutaka Mizushima< /p>

Dr. Elio Matacena, President of the Italian Archimedes Company, Dr. Nobert Angert, German, male, born in September 1940, received his PhD in 1968 , accelerator expert.

Robert Degeilh, French nationality, male, born in April 1927, received his doctorate in 1955, started the research and development of PVB resin and film in 1958, and has worked in many fields. A number of technology patents have been applied for in several countries and regions.

Joseph H. Hamilton, American, male, born in 1932, famous physicist.

Yunzhen Cao, American, female, born in 1941, is a researcher at the Allen Diamond AIDS Research Center in the United States.

Toshisuke Hirano, Japanese, male, born in 1939, served as the president of the International Society for Fire Safety Science and is an influential scholar in the international fire and combustion academic community.

Yoshitake Kuroda (2001)

Mao Huanyu (2001)

Bjorn Eric Wilhelm Nordenström (2001)

Yang Youdi (2001)

Michael Petzert (2001)

José Israel Vargas (2001) Library Nishi (2000)

Panofsky (2000) Ishimoto Shoichi (1999)

Jose Alberto De Camargo (1999) Sapu Sabourin Jean (1998)

J.L. Lions (1998) IEOH MING PEI (1997)

Joan Pi JEAN-PIERRE LEBRUN (1997)

ARTHUR SMLIM (1997) G.S.BUSHGENS (1996)

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SAMUEL.C.C.TING (1996)

ULI SCHWARZ (1996) HARA SHOICH (1995)

HAUESSER (1995)

JOSEPH NEEDHAM (1995)

CHEN NING YANG (1995)

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TSUNG DAO LEE (1995)

SHIING SHEN CHERN (1995)

Predecessor - China International Science and Technology Cooperation Award (formerly National Science and Technology Commission Award) Winners 1. Wang Cheng-Ben, American, science and technology management scientist

2. Minoru Nakamura, Japanese, World Association of Radiologic Technologists ( President of ISRRT

3. Tien-Chioh Tso, American, agriculture and tobacco expert

4. Michel Carpentier ), French national, Director-General of the Directorate General of Information of the European Community

5. Michel Soutif, French national, Chairman of the Instrumentation Committee of the French Ministry of Research and Education

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6. Klaus Jensen, Danish national, clinical microbiologist

7. Peter Reiter, Finnish national, hydraulic engineering and ice engineering Scientist 1. Tsuguo Yashima, Japanese, official of the International Cooperation Agency

2. Ginseppe Valentini, Italian, chemist, European Director of the Department of Foreign Cooperation of ***

3. Hermann L. Jordan, German national, aerospace expert

4. Olof Klau Olof Claesson, Swedish national, nutritionist

5. Akira Suzuki, Japanese national, agricultural expert

6. George A . Keyworth II), American, nuclear physicist