Meng Nan, male, Han ethnicity, born in 1962, member of the Communist Party of China, professor, doctoral supervisor. He is currently the dean and director of the School of History of Xinjiang University (Northwest Ethnic Minorities Research Center and Central Asia Research Institute), the executive director of the Chinese Society of Ethnology, and the vice president of the Xinjiang Historical Society.
Meng Nan
Since teaching for more than 30 years, he has taken "academic discipline" as his responsibility and has always stood in the forefront of teaching and scientific research. Over the years, it has trained nearly 100 multi-ethnic master's and doctoral students, including Han, Uyghur, Kazakh, Mongolian, Hui, etc., and has won the "Excellent Master's Thesis Guidance Award" of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Degree Committee twice. In the past five years, with the theme of "Correctly Understanding Some Historical Issues in Xinjiang", nearly 100 lectures have been held for all sectors of society.
As an academic leader, he has undertaken a number of national, provincial and ministerial scientific research projects and won a number of provincial and ministerial awards. He participated in the drafting of the white paper "Some Historical Issues in Xinjiang" issued by the Information Office of the State Council, and participated in the compilation of the textbooks for local political science in primary and secondary schools, "Concise Xinjiang Local History Course" (university version), "Concise Xinjiang Local History Course" (middle school edition), and "Lovely China" (primary school edition), which have been printed more than 37 million copies.
Zhao Li, female, Hui ethnicity, born in 1969, member of the Communist Party of China, librarian of culture and museum research at Xinjiang Guizi Research Institute, doctor of archaeology and museology.
Zhao Li
After graduating from university in 1992, she volunteered to work in the Kyzyl Caves, a remote ravine more than 800 kilometers away from Urumqi. For nearly 30 years, she has adhered to the frontline of cultural relics and has been engaged in the archaeology of cave temples for a long time. As the academic leader of Xinjiang Guizi Research Institute, in recent years, she has undertaken major projects of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage and the National Social Science Foundation, and published dozens of papers.
Since 2002, she has repeatedly gone to museums and art galleries in relevant countries that collect cultural relics in Xinjiang, conducting field investigations, consulting archives, and obtaining materials, basically clarifying the situation of cultural relics of cave temples that have been lost overseas for hundreds of years. On the basis of fully grasping the lost cultural relics data, the murals of the grotto temple collected abroad are compared and conjugated with the existing caves, and the images of most of the caves in the Kyzyl Grottoes are restored. This is a meticulous and complex labor, but also a highly academic research practice. This work provides a relatively complete basic data for the academic community to study the Guizi Grottoes.
Li Xiaoshuang, female, Han ethnicity, born in 1986, member of the Communist Party of China, researcher of xinjiang institute of ecological geography of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, doctoral supervisor, member of the Youth Innovation Promotion Association of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, was selected as one hundred people in Tianchi, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
Li Xiaoshuang
She is mainly engaged in the analysis of the molecular mechanism of drying tolerance of xinjiang characteristic desert plants and the mining and utilization of high-quality stress tolerance genes. He has presided over 11 projects such as the State and the Academy of Sciences, published more than 30 SCI articles, and authorized 7 invention patents. The relevant achievements have won the first prize of natural science in the autonomous region and the second prize of scientific and technological progress. She has established a molecular research platform for dry-resistant moss tissue culture and genetic transformation represented by rotundifolia, and multiple omics techniques have jointly revealed the dry-tolerance response mechanism of bryophytes, and screened a large number of new genes with strong stress resistance for cotton resistance breeding.
In 2019, she was awarded the title of "Outstanding Young Woman" by the Chinese Society of Plant Physiology and Plant Molecules, and also won the honors of "Excellent Communist Party Member" in 2019 and "Excellent Party Worker" in 2020 by the Xinjiang Branch of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Guangming Daily ( 2021-06-06-07 edition)
Source: Guangming Network - Guangming Daily