This year's Green Orange Awards had 365 entries. The 10 Winners of the Green Orange Award will be selected by the Organizing Committee after strict processes such as preliminary review, communication review, and final review and defense.
The Green Orange Award has received recommendations from nearly 100 academicians at home and abroad, Yangtze River scholars, IEEE/ACM Fellows and other well-known scholars.
Dongyi Wei is an assistant professor at Peking University and a researcher in the Department of Differential Equations at the School of Mathematical Sciences of Peking University.
Wei Dongyi was promoted to the Affiliated Middle School of Shandong Normal University in 2007, participated in the 49th International Mathematical Olympiad in 2008 and won the gold medal with full marks, participated in the 50th International Mathematical Olympiad in 2009 and won the gold medal with full scores, was escorted to Peking University in 2010, studied at Peking University after graduating from undergraduate in 2014, and engaged in postdoctoral research at the Beijing International Mathematical Research Center after graduating with a doctorate in 2018 In 2019, he was appointed as an assistant professor at Peking University.
Chen Gao, born in 1994, is a native of Ruian, Wenzhou. In 2006, he was admitted to RuiZhong and in 2008, he was admitted to the junior class of the University of Science and Technology of China. In 2012, he went to the State University of New York at Stony Brook to study for a Doctor of Mathematics, under the tutelage of Professor Chen Xiuxiong, winner of the Weblen Prize, the highest award in differential geometry, and cooperated with him to solve the "gravitational instantaneous" problem proposed by Hawking in 1977. Chen Gao's paper "The Deformation of the J Equation and the Supercritical Ermitt-Yang Zhenning-Mills Equation" was published in "New Advances in Mathematics", one of the four highest journals in the mathematical community, which attracted the attention of the international mathematical community.
Wang Quan, born in 1986, is a native of Changchun, Jilin Province. Researcher of Institute of Immunochemistry, ShanghaiTech University. At the beginning of the outbreak of the new crown epidemic, Wang Quan, a researcher at the Institute of Immunochemistry of ShanghaiTech University, and Rao Zihe, academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and other collaborators jointly analyzed the structure of the new coronavirus RNA polymerase complex and its complex structure with the candidate drug remdesivir, providing an important scientific foundation for understanding the virus replication mechanism and developing antiviral drugs.
Fang Lu, female, born in 1986, from Quzhou, Zhejiang, graduated from the University of Science and Technology of China. He works for multimedia signal processing in the Information Division of the Department of Electronic Engineering and Information Science, University of Science and Technology of China. It breaks through the existing theories of international scholarship and proposes a new principle of non-structural light field perception for the first time. This paper proposes a large-scale reconfigurable photoelectric computing theory and architecture, which provides a new path for intelligent imaging of the 10-billion-pixel light field.
Jin Xin, a native of Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, graduated from Peking University in 2011 to study for a doctorate in Princeton, returned to China to teach in January 2021, and won the Best Paper Award of NSDI 2018, the top conference on computer network systems, the best paper award of FAST 2019, and also won the 2018 Facebook Communications & Networking Award and the 2019 Google Award Faculty Research Award, 2019 Amazon AWS Machine Learning Research Award and other awards.
Lu Yingying, a native of Hangzhou, Zhejiang, born on November 30, 1988, female, scholar, Distinguished Researcher of the United Nations Key Laboratory of Chemical Engineering of Zhejiang University, Ph.D. of Cornell University, USA. Distinguished Researcher of Zhejiang University, after graduating with a doctorate, he engaged in postdoctoral research in the field of energy materials at Cornell University and Stanford University. In August 2015, he returned to Zhejiang University full-time. On September 15, 2018, he won the 2018 Qiushi "Outstanding Young Scholar Award". Engaged in lithium battery research for 11 years, he dreamed of one day using his own lithium battery technology on Mars.
Zhao Huichan, born in 1989 in Zibo, Shandong, is currently an associate professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Tsinghua University. He graduated from Tsinghua University in 2012 with a double degree in mechanical engineering and economics, a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering from Cornell University, and did post-doctoral research at Harvard University before returning to China in 2018.
Zhu Feihu, born in 1986, is a senior engineer at the Beijing Institute of Control Engineering, 35 years old, and is the first participant in a major national science and technology project among the winners of the Previous Green Orange Award.
The photoelectric navigation sensor he designed is the intelligent "eye" of the spacecraft. The Tianwen-1 probe, which successfully landed on Mars in May this year, carried a multi-functional obstacle avoidance sensor that he was the chief designer and led the team to complete the design.
Liu Yuan, born in 1988, is a native of Xi'an, Shaanxi. Professor of School of Physics and Microelectronics Science, Hunan University, doctoral supervisor. In 2017, he joined the School of Physics and Microelectronics Science of Hunan University. He has carried out the construction of new micro-nano electronic devices based on future device needs, published more than 90 academic papers, cited more than 13,000 times, and was selected as a Clarivate Global Highly Cited Scholar from 2018 to 2020. The realization of a vertical transistor with a physical channel length of 1 nanometer will change the way human informatization is implemented in the future.
Wang Zhijun, born in 1986, Xiantaoren, Hubei Province, Wang Zhijun, a distinguished researcher at the Institute of Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, "entered the physics as deep as the sea", indulged in the study of topological quantum structures, accurately predicted a variety of topological quantum materials, and the complete band representation theory he proposed was enough to be written into textbooks
The youngest of them is only 27 years old, and this group of young people with an average age of 33 will be the seeds of china's basic scientific research. They pioneered the no-man's land of scientific research and made original contributions in the face of world-class problems, which is the new force of China's scientific research in the future. We are honored to support young scholars, and we wish you to grow up without distraction and participate in the construction of this best era of scientific research.
Young people are strong, the country is strong, come on! juvenile.