Zhao Liancheng, male, born in 1938, originally from Funing County, Jiangsu Province, graduated from Shanghai Jiao Tong University in 1963 and is a dual-appointed academician of Taiyuan University of Technology. In March 1987, he went to the University of Illinois in the United States for one year of further study, and then was invited to visit Raychem Company in California, United States, for research. He was promoted to professor in 1989 and named doctoral supervisor in 1993. He once served as the first dean of the School of Materials Science and Engineering at Harbin Institute of Technology. He is currently the director of the "Key Laboratory of National Defense Science and Technology of Precision Thermal Processing" and the subject leader of the doctoral program in materials physics and chemistry. Part-time social worker is the director of the China Materials Research Society, the executive director of the Materials Science Society of the Chinese Metal Society, the leader of the National Natural Science Foundation of China Materials Discipline II Evaluation Group, the leader of the advanced manufacturing technology professional group of the General Armament Department, Deputy director of the editorial board of the magazine "Materials Science and Technology", member of the editorial board of the magazine "Functional Materials", and member of the editorial board of the magazine "Advanced Manufacturing and Materials Application Technology".
Professor Zhao Liancheng has considerable academic attainments in solid microstructure analysis and information functional materials in the field of materials science. A lot of fruitful work has been done in the preparation, microstructure analysis, performance evaluation and application of optoelectronic thin film materials such as semiconductor heterojunctions and superlattice materials, which has attracted widespread attention from experts in related fields. *** Supervised 38 doctoral students and 25 master's students. He published more than 400 research papers in authoritative academic journals at home and abroad, and was cited by foreign scholars for more than 200 times. He has served as a member of the organizing committee, a member of the international advisory committee, or a co-chairman. I have been invited to attend international conferences and read papers more than 20 times. He has published monographs and edited more than ten kinds of national general textbooks and postgraduate textbooks, totaling more than 2.5 million words. Since 1985, it has undertaken 6 National Natural Science Foundation research projects and 12 General Equipment Department and provincial and ministerial level research projects, making outstanding contributions to promoting the research and engineering application of new functional materials. Since 1989, he has won 7 second-class provincial and ministerial science and technology progress awards, 1 fourth-class national natural science award in 1999, 1 second-class national science and technology progress award in 2000, and the special contribution award issued by the State Council in 1994. Government subsidies for experts