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Hong-gao, Tang was born on September 7, 1939 in Yang-gu County, China. Son of Tang Shijun and Li XiuZhi.
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Tang Hong-gao
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Tang Hong-gao, Chinese Physicist, researcher. Recipient 2d prize Chinese Academy Sciences, 1981, 1st prize, 1992, 2d prize Guang-hua Funds Science Technology, 1993, 2d prize National Science Committee, 1996. Member 13th congress Chinese Center Communist Party, 1987, 14th congress,1992, alternate member 14th central committee, 1992. Member Britain Society Crystal Growth (overseas), Chinese Society Silicate.
Education
Bachelor, Shandong U., Jinan, China, 1962; Master of Arts, Peking (China) Institute Physics, 1966.
Career
Research assistant, Peking Institute Physics, 1966-1973;
research professor, Anhui Institute Optics, Hefei, China, 1973-1985;
executive director, Hefei Branch Chinese Academy Science, 1985-1990;
executive president, University Science and Technology of China, Hefei, 1990-1993;
president, University Science and Technology of China, Hefei, since 1993. Vice chairman scientific committee National Hefei Synchrotron Laboratory, since 1993. Member scientific committee National Crystals Materials Laboratory, Jinan, since 1993.
High rank advisory Zhang Jang High Tech Park, Shanghai, since 1993, Hefei High-Tech Park, since 1996.
Achievements
Membership
Member 13th congress Chinese Center Communist Party, 1987, 14th congress,1992, alternate member 14th central committee, 1992. Member Britain Society Crystal Growth (overseas), Chinese Society Silicate.
Connections
Married Zhang Jiu Ru, July 10, 1961. Children: Tang YaLi, YeWei Tang, YeQing Tang.
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Education
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1962
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1966
Career
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1966 - 1973
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1973 - 1985
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1985 - 1990
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1990 - 1993
Awards
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Recipient 2d prize Chinese Academy Sciences, 1981, 1st prize, 1992, 2d prize Guang-hua Funds Science Technology, 1993, 2d prize National Science Committee, 1996.Recipient 2d prize Chinese Academy Sciences, 1981, 1st prize, 1992, 2d prize Guang-hua Funds Science Technology, 1993, 2d prize National Science Committee, 1996.