About Fudan University

Ding Yongming serves as an attending physician at the Department of Preventive Medicine, School of Public Health, Fudan University, where he has established himself as a leading expert in clinical preventive medicine and chronic disease management. His significant contributions to public health education include developing comprehensive teaching programs for clinical preventive medicine internships and community health education initiatives. As a prolific author and educator, he has authored several influential books focused on health self-management, including essential guides for elderly care, diabetes management, and hypertension control. His work has been particularly impactful in developing practical approaches to chronic disease self-management, with publications such as "How to Conduct Health Self-Management" and "Guide to Health Self-Management Activities" serving as valuable resources for both healthcare professionals and patients. Through his role at Fudan University, he continues to shape the field of preventive medicine and health education, emphasizing the importance of self-management in chronic disease care.

Professor He has established himself as a prominent figure in nutrition and chronic disease research at Fudan University, where he serves as Professor, doctoral supervisor, and director of the Nutrition and Food Hygiene Teaching and Research Section. His expertise is recognized through multiple prestigious appointments, including membership in the National Food Safety Standard Review Committee and the Geriatric Nutrition Branch of the Chinese Nutrition Society. His leadership extends to several professional organizations, serving as a director of the Shanghai Nutrition Society and vice chairman of the Nutrition and Food Safety Professional Committee of the Shanghai Preventive Medicine Association. His academic influence is reflected in his editorial board positions with "Fudan Journal (Medical Edition)," "Shanghai Preventive Medicine," and the Journal of Obesity. His research achievements include successfully leading two National Natural Science Foundation projects and Sino-Swiss international cooperation projects, resulting in the publication of 22 SCI articles in the past five years. Through his roles in teaching, research, and professional service, he continues to make significant contributions to the fields of nutrition science and public health education.

He Na has established herself as a prominent figure in epidemiology and public health, particularly in HIV/AIDS research. Her academic credentials include an MBBS and MSc in Epidemiology from Shanghai Medical University, a PhD in Epidemiology from UCLA, and post-doctoral training at The Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Currently serving as Party Secretary of Fudan University's School of Public Health, she holds multiple prestigious positions including membership in the State Council Academic Degrees Committee and the Disease Prevention and Control Expert Committee. Her achievements include recognition as Shanghai Outstanding Young Teacher and Medical Discipline Leader, while successfully guiding students to win numerous awards including the Shanghai Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation. As Chairman of the Epidemiology Committee of the Shanghai Preventive Medicine Association and adjunct professor at Emory University's School of Public Health, she continues to shape public health policy and education. Her pioneering work in HIV/AIDS epidemiology and biomedical intervention has resulted in over 250 publications, including more than 100 papers in international journals.

Fu Dongbo has established himself as a leading figure in community-based health interventions and chronic disease management at Fudan University's School of Public Health. His groundbreaking work includes implementing and evaluating the Chronic Disease Self-Management Program in Shanghai, demonstrating significant impact through randomized controlled trials. As a key researcher in the Department of Preventive Medicine, he has led numerous influential projects, including comprehensive community-based stroke prevention programs and diabetes control initiatives. His research has significantly influenced public health practices in Shanghai, particularly in developing community tobacco cessation programs and chronic disease self-management demonstrations. His work has been internationally recognized through publications in the Bulletin of the World Health Organization and presentations at global health forums. Through his leadership in community-based interventions, he has helped transform Shanghai's approach to chronic disease management, implementing innovative programs that combine medical expertise with community engagement. His contributions extend beyond research to include training healthcare professionals and developing practical guidelines for community health services.

Jiang Qingwu has established himself as a leading figure in epidemiology at Fudan University, where he serves as Distinguished Professor and doctoral supervisor. His pioneering research in infectious disease epidemiology, particularly in schistosomiasis and SARS, has significantly advanced the field of public health in China. With over 300 published papers and six textbooks and monographs as chief editor, his academic contributions are substantial. His leadership extends across multiple prestigious positions, including President of the fifth Council of the Chinese Association for Health Promotion and Education, member of the National Health Commission's Disease Prevention and Control Expert Committee, and health advisor to the Macau SAR government. As an academician of the International Eurasian Academy of Sciences and Vice Chairman of the Epidemiology Committee of the Chinese Preventive Medicine Association, he continues to shape public health policy and research. His comprehensive oversight of laboratory operations has strengthened Fudan University's research capabilities in epidemiology and infectious disease control.

Jiang Zhongding has established himself as a leading expert in immersive virtual reality technology at Fudan University's School of Software. After earning his bachelor's and doctorate degrees from Zhejiang University's State Key Laboratory of CAD&CG, he gained valuable research experience through collaborations with Microsoft Research Asia and the Chinese University of Hong Kong. His research focuses on immersive virtual reality technology and systems, specializing in stereo image generation, human-computer interaction, and user experience evaluation. His innovations have found practical applications in significant projects, including multiple displays at the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, high-speed train braking simulation, and military aircraft taxiing simulation. His academic contributions include over ten publications in prestigious journals like IEEE Trans. TVCG and conferences such as IEEE CVPR and IEEE PG. His research has attracted funding from major sources including the National 863 Project, National Natural Science Foundation, and Microsoft Research Asia. As an educator, his success is evidenced by his students' achievements, including Challenge Cup competition awards and MIT doctoral admissions, with some graduates co-founding successful Internet companies valued at $200 million each

Xu Biao has established himself as a prominent figure in epidemiology at Fudan University, with particular expertise in infectious disease epidemiology and health system research. As a Professor of Epidemiology and Doctoral Supervisor, he also holds a visiting professorship at Sweden's Karolinska University. His leadership extends across multiple prestigious positions, including Chairman of the Health Specialty Branch of the Shanghai Medical Association and membership on the Disease Prevention and Control Expert Committee of the Ministry of Health. His contributions to tuberculosis research have earned him numerous accolades, including scientific and technological progress awards from Chinese Preventive Medicine, Shanghai Medical Association, and the Outstanding Professor Award from the American Chinese Medical Foundation. As Executive Director of the Chinese Anti-Tuberculosis Association and Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the Chinese Anti-Tuberculosis Journal, he has significantly influenced TB control policies in China. His academic impact is further demonstrated through his role as editor-in-chief of key epidemiology textbooks published by Fudan University Press and his appointment as a Policy Research Member of the Rockefeller Foundation.

Leung Wing On has established himself as a distinguished scholar at Fudan University, where he serves as Associate Professor of Comparative Literature and Comparative Culture. His academic credentials include a PhD in Literature, complemented by visiting professorships at prestigious institutions including Ewha Womans University in South Korea, Kobe University of International Studies and Okayama University in Japan, and Boston University in the USA. His research focuses on three main areas: the influence of modern Chinese church universities on Chinese-foreign literary relations, the intersection of novels and films in landscape society, and the impact of urbanization on China's diverse cultural resources. His scholarly contributions include serving as editor-in-chief of the "Dialogue with Western Thought Masters Series" and deputy editor-in-chief of the "20th Century Western Literary Criticism Series." His published works span academic texts like "History of Contemporary Chinese Literary Criticism" and "Reconstructing Totality - Dialogue with Jameson," creative works including the historical novel "Wang Mang" and cultural essays in "A Different Feeling," as well as translations of Western classics like "White Whale."

Tang Wenlu has established herself as a prominent researcher in clinical pharmacology at Fudan University's School of Pharmacy. Her academic credentials include a Bachelor's in Clinical Medicine, Master's in Clinical Pharmacology, and Doctor of Medicine in Clinical Pharmacology. As the Principal Investigator of the Evidence-Based Drug Therapy Research Group at Fudan University's School of Pharmacy, she leads important research initiatives in evidence-based medicine and drug therapy. Her expertise is recognized through her role as a Reviewer for the prestigious Cochrane Hypertension Group, contributing to systematic reviews and meta-analyses that shape clinical practice guidelines. Her work bridges the gap between clinical medicine and pharmacology, focusing on developing evidence-based approaches to drug therapy. As an Associate Professor, she combines her clinical background with research expertise to advance the field of clinical pharmacology and improve patient care through evidence-based practices

Xu Wei, born in 1982 in Zhejiang Province, has established herself as a distinguished teacher at Fudan University's Art Education Center and an innovative digital media artist. Her academic journey includes bachelor's and master's degrees in digital media art from Communication University of China, followed by a Korean government scholarship-funded master's in multimedia imaging from Korea National University of Arts. Her creative work spans multiple formats, with particular focus on micro-films that blend philosophical concepts with digital imaging techniques. Her portfolio includes notable works such as "Old Love," "Actor," and "Dream & Home," characterized by their delicate visual style and exploration of themes like inheritance, individual life, and cosmic time-space relationships. Her achievements include multiple awards, notably the Best Actor Award at the 48 Hour International Film Festival and selections at the Shanghai International Film Festival. Currently teaching at Fudan while maintaining her directorial career, she continues to create works that combine surreal artistic spaces with humanistic narratives, establishing herself as a pioneering voice in digital media arts education and micro-film creation.

Zhao Genming has established himself as a distinguished epidemiologist at Fudan University, where he serves as Professor, doctoral supervisor, and Deputy Director of the Key Laboratory of Public Health Safety. His research focuses on infectious disease epidemiology, particularly influenza, and public health emergency response mechanisms. His significant contributions include leading the development of China's Acute Infectious Disease Prevention and Control Strategy for the Ministry of Health and heading the public health expert group for the World Bank loan/UK grant China Rural Health Reform and Development Project. His achievements have been recognized with the Chinese Medical Science and Technology Progress Award (third prize) and Shanghai Science and Technology Progress Award (third prize). As Director of the Epidemiology Teaching and Research Section at Fudan's School of Public Health and Standing Committee member of the Epidemiology Committee of the Chinese Preventive Medicine Association, he continues to shape public health policy and research. Since 2014, his leadership of the key laboratory has further strengthened Fudan's position in public health research and emergency response preparedness

Yu Zhejun has established himself as a distinguished academic at Fudan University's School of Philosophy, where he has been teaching since 2010. His academic journey reflects a comprehensive foundation in philosophical studies, beginning with his Bachelor's degree from Fudan University's 1997 Liberal Arts Base Class. He continued his education at Fudan, earning his Master's degree in Philosophy (2001-2004), before pursuing international scholarship at the Institute of Religion, University of Leipzig, Germany, where he completed his Ph.D. in Philosophy (2005-2010). His educational background, combining Chinese philosophical traditions with German academic training, has enriched his approach to teaching and research at Fudan's School of Philosophy. Through his role as Associate Professor, he brings a unique perspective that bridges Eastern and Western philosophical thought, contributing to the international dialogue in philosophical studies and religious studies.

Qian Xu has established herself as a prominent figure in maternal and child health at Fudan University, where she serves as a professor, doctoral supervisor, and director of the maternal and child health teaching and research section. Her influence extends globally through her role as director of Fudan University's Institute of Global Health and her past membership on the World Health Organization's Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee for Reproductive Health and Research (2012-2017). As deputy director of the Women's Health Branch of the Chinese Preventive Medicine Association, she plays a crucial role in shaping national health policies. Her research focuses on critical areas including maternal safety, adolescent reproductive health, evidence-based maternal and child health practices, and health system research. Her academic leadership is evident in her oversight of three major international cooperation projects in the past five years and her editorship of the 2014 edition of "Introduction to Maternal and Child Health." Xu's work bridges academic research with practical policy implementation, contributing significantly to advancing maternal and child health both in China and on the global stage.

Kan Haidong has established himself as a leading authority in environmental health sciences at Fudan University, where he serves as Professor of Environmental Health and Doctoral Supervisor. His groundbreaking research in air pollution epidemiology has earned him the National Natural Science Foundation of China Excellent Youth Fund. As a member of the National Environment and Health Expert Advisory Committee and deputy director of the Key Laboratory of Health Technology Assessment of the Ministry of Health, he shapes national environmental health policies. His exceptional contributions to the field have been recognized through prestigious awards including the US Environmental Protection Agency Science and Technology Achievement Award (2015), Shanghai Youth Science and Technology Talent (2014), and the Chinese Medical Foundation Outstanding Professor Award (2012). His research impact is demonstrated by his prolific publication record of over 100 SCI papers, which have garnered more than 5,000 citations. His scholarly influence led to his inclusion in Elsevier's Chinese Highly Cited Scholars List in both 2014 and 2015, confirming his position as a leading figure in environmental health research.

Chen Wen has established himself as a prominent figure in public health and health economics at Fudan University, where he serves as Professor, doctoral supervisor, and Dean of the School of Public Health. His academic credentials include a PhD in Social Medicine and Health Management from Shanghai Medical University (1998) and a research fellowship at UC Berkeley (2000-2001). His leadership extends across multiple prestigious positions, including Deputy Director of Fudan University's Hospital Management Institute and key roles in several professional organizations: Deputy Director of the Medical Insurance Professional Committee of the Chinese Society of Health Economics, Executive Director of the Chinese Medical Insurance Research Association, and Executive Director of the Shanghai Society of Health Economics. His expertise has been recognized through awards including Shanghai Shuguang Scholar (2006) and New Century Excellent Talent by the Ministry of Education (2008). As Director of the Center for Pharmacoeconomic Evaluation and Research, he has published over 160 papers in international and Chinese journals, focusing on healthcare systems, health insurance, and pharmaceutical policy

Chen Yingyao has established himself as a prominent figure in public health at Fudan University, where he serves as Professor and Vice Dean of the School of Public Health. His academic journey includes a medical master's from Shanghai Medical University (1997), studies at UCLA's School of Public Health (1999-2001), and a doctorate in management from Fudan University (2006). As Director of both the National Health Commission Key Laboratory of Health Technology Assessment and the WHO Collaborating Centre for Health Technology Assessment and Management, he has significantly influenced health policy development. His research contributions include over 150 publications in domestic and international journals, with approximately 100 as first author or corresponding author. His work on China's Prenatal Diagnosis Technology Management System earned him the Shanghai Science and Technology Progress Award (2007). He has contributed to 14 textbooks and edited significant works including "Health Service Evaluation" and "Economic Evaluation of Disease Burden and Prevention Strategies of Birth Defects in China." His expertise has been recognized through his selection for the Shanghai Public Health High-end Talent Overseas Training Program and the Shanghai Public Health Excellent Discipline Leader Training Program

Gong Jinping has established herself as a distinguished educator at Fudan University's Art Education Center, where she serves as Associate Professor specializing in film studies and art education. Her teaching excellence is demonstrated through her leadership of multiple prestigious courses, including "Film and TV Art," which earned recognition as a Fudan University excellent course (2012) and Shanghai's excellent course (2014). Her innovative approach to art education has garnered numerous accolades, including the Shanghai Excellent Teaching Achievement Award (2009) for her work on university public art education. Her research contributions include award-winning papers on aesthetic education and film studies, notably receiving multiple awards at National College Students Art Exhibitions. Her teaching philosophy, which integrates personality education with life education, culminated in the first prize of Shanghai Excellent Teaching Achievement Award (2014) for her work on "System Construction of University Public Art Courses and Three-dimensional Extension of Effects." As a recipient of the 2010 Hong Kong Scholarship of Fudan University, she continues to shape the landscape of art education through her innovative teaching methods and curriculum development