Zhou Ren s research project, Zhou Qiren s research field

Zhou Ren is one of the modern iron and steel metallurgists and pioneers of ceramics in China. Academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Zijing, a native of Nanjing.

He was born in Nanjing on August 5, 1892 and died in Shanghai on December 3, 1973. He graduated from Jiangnan High School in 1910. In the same year, he was admitted to Tsinghua University as a public-funded student in the United States, and went to Cornell University in the United States to study in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, and obtained a master's degree.

He returned to China in 1915 and served as a professor at Nanjing Higher Normal School and a professor and dean of Nanyang University (Jiaotong University) in Shanghai.

In 1928, he founded the Engineering Research Institute of the ** Research Institute in Shanghai, and served as a researcher and director. After 1949, he successively served as the director of the Engineering Experimental Museum of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the director of the Institute of Metallurgical Ceramics, the director of the Institute of Metallurgy, the director of the Institute of Silicate Engineering and Chemistry, the vice president of the East China Branch of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the president of the University of Science and Technology of Shanghai, and the chairman of the Chinese Society for Metals. In 1929, under his leadership, a three-phase electric arc furnace was established to produce stainless steel, manganese steel, high-speed steel, etc.

He is one of the founders of electric furnace steelmaking in China.

During the Anti-Japanese War, he was responsible for the establishment of the China Electric Power Steel Plant in Kunming, serving as the general manager and chief engineer, producing steel wire ropes and other alloy steels for extracting salt brine from flowing wells. Take the lead in researching and promoting the application of ductile iron. Later, an experimental small blast furnace was established in the institute to explore and study the smelting, development and utilization of Baotou fluorine-containing rare earth iron ore and Panzhihua vanadium titanomagnetite, which provided a reliable experimental basis and incisive theoretical analysis for the determination of the blast furnace smelting process of the two mines.

Both of the above research achievements have won the National Natural Science Award. He also actively advocated the development of national porcelain research. He is the author of "Research on Jingdezhen Ceramics".

Zhou Ren and Ren Hongjun are both founders of the China Science Society and Science magazine, and Zeng Jiaotong University is the dean of the East China Branch of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. His mother is Sheng Xuanhuai's sister; His sister Zhou Jun is Cai Yuanpei's third wife; His wife is the youngest daughter of Nie Qibi, Nie Jichun (Shanghai Daotai) and Zeng Jifen (Zeng Guofan's daughter). When Zhou Ren and Nie Qibi got married, Song Meiling was her concubine.

Zhou Ren, male, from Hanchuan, Hubei Province, born in 1964, is 47 years old, college education, is currently the chairman of Hubei Yonghean Group, the president of Hanchuan Chamber of Commerce, the vice president of Hubei Enterprise Promotion Association, a member of the Standing Committee of Xiaogan CPPCC, and a representative of the 9th, 10th and 11th People's Congress of Hubei Province.

While leading the company to continue to grow and develop, the chairman does not forget to assume corporate responsibility and repay the society, and he actively participates in social welfare activities such as poverty alleviation, earthquake relief, and donations.

His research interests include property rights and contracts, economic history, theories of economic system change, firms and market organizations, monopolies, regulation and regulatory reform, etc. Since 1996, courses on economic organization and economic system, development economics, and new institutional economics have been offered successively.

Offering courses. Special Topics on China's Economy (Autumn) New Institutional Economics (Spring).

Zhou Ren (1880-1947), known as Jiping, was born in the sixth year of Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1880) and was a native of Wujin.

Zhou Ren, born in 1934, is a native of Hengxian County, Guangxi, and is the chief physician. After graduating from Hunan Medical College in 1955, he has been engaged in research and teaching on labor health and occupational disease prevention and treatment for 40 years, successively serving as physician, chief physician, lecturer, deputy chief physician, chief physician, deputy director and director of Guangxi Institute of Occupational Diseases until his retirement in 1994.

1.Basic Research on New Gas Adsorption Materials and Adsorption Processes, National Natural Science Key Project, Project Leader, 2004-2007.

2.Coal-fired CO2 Separation and Enrichment, 973 Project, "Resource Utilization and Underground Storage of Greenhouse Gases for Enhanced Oil Recovery", 2006-2010.

3.Synthesis and Modification and Function of Ordered Mesoporous Silicon-based Materials for Natural Gas Purification and Storage, National Natural Science Commission of China, 2006-2008.

4.Basic Research on Super Activated Carbon Adsorption, Storage and Release of Hydrogen, 973 Project "Basic Research on Large-scale Preparation, Storage and Transportation of Hydrogen Energy and Related Fuel Cells", 2000-2004.

5.Low-temperature adsorption storage of hydrogen, project leader in cooperation with General Motors, USA, 2003-2006.

6.Basic Research on Micro-efficient Oxygen Production and High-Density Oxygen Storage Technology, National Natural Science Front, Project Leader, 2003-2005.

7.Basic Theoretical Research on Adsorption Engineering under Unconventional Conditions, National Natural Science Key Project, Project Leader, 2000-2003.

8.Research on the adsorption and storage mechanism of ultra-high surface adsorbents and natural gas, National Natural Science Front, Project Leader, 1997-1999.

9.Research on Super Activated Carbon and Hydrogen Storage Mechanism of Hydrogen Storage (Zhou Yaping), National Natural Science Surface**, Project Leader: Zhou Yaping, 1997-1999.

10.Research on Natural Gas Adsorption Storage and Peak Regulation Technology, Tianjin Science and Technology Development Program, Project Leader, 1996-1998.

11.Supercritical Gas Adsorption Theory and Basic Engineering Research on Natural Gas Adsorption and Storage, Basic Research Project of the State Education Commission, Project Leader, 1997-1998.

12.Hydrogen adsorption characteristics and supercritical adsorption theory on activated carbon, National Natural Science Deficiency Director**, Project Leader, 1996-1997.

Zhou Ren was also one of the founders of early Chinese academic societies and academic journals. In 1915, when modern science and technology were still in its infancy in China, Zhou Ren and others, who were studying in the United States, were excited to use advanced science and technology to wake up the sleeping motherland. As a result, he and Ren Hongjun, Zhao Yuanren, Bingzhi, Yang Quan (the character Xingfo), Hu Da (later renamed Hu Mingfu), Zhang Yuanshan and other 9 people founded the "Science" magazine at Cornell University and established the Society.

After returning to China in August 1915, Science was published in China, and the society was officially reorganized into the "China Science Society". It is the first academic society in China to communicate and disseminate modern science and technology. Zhou Ren is the first director of the society, and he is one of the five members of the board of directors.

The purpose of the establishment of the society is: "to liaise and conduct academic research for the development of science in China." "They are determined to contribute to the popularization of science and technology.

Founded less than 20 years ago, in addition to the journal Science, the Science Society also founded China's first biological research institution, the Institute of Biology; a Chi Fang Mingfu Library specializing in science and technology books; A Chinese scientific library and instrument company specializing in publishing scientific and technological books.

Science was an authoritative journal at the time, and it played a lot of roles in discovering new stars in science. For example, the famous mathematician Hua Luogeng was discovered by the great mathematician Xiong Qinglai. In 1930, the second issue of Shanghai "Science" magazine published an article by Hua Luogeng, entitled "The Reason Why Su Jiaju's Algebraic Fifth Equation Can't Be Established", and it was this article that made Hua Luogeng, a junior high school student, set a precedent to enter Tsinghua University, an institution of higher learning, as a teaching assistant.

Science Illustrated, the oldest comprehensive popular science journal in China, was launched in August 1933. This publication was planned and founded by Zhou Ren, Yang Xiaoshu, Feng Zhizhong, Xu Houfu, Xu Kuanfu, Cao Huiqun, Wang Jin, Lu Yudao, Song Naigong, etc. Zhou Ren has also been a contributing writer for the publication.

To this day, this journal still plays a role in popularizing science education and improving scientific standards.

In 1954, Zhou Ren, Liu Bin, Jin Shuliang, Wang Zhixi, Wei Shoukun, Zhang Wenqi and others built the Chinese Society for Metals in Beijing, which was formally established in October 1956. Zhou Ren has served as the first of the Chinese Society for Metals.

1. The second chairman. In 1956, when he participated in the formulation of the 12-year science and technology development plan in Beijing, Zhou Ren and Lai Qifang, Wang Tao, Shi Jun, You Enpu, Li Guozhen and others founded the Silicate Society. He was elected as the executive director of the Silicate Society and founded the first academic journal on silicates in Shanghai, Silicate.