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                   ACADEMIC EXCHANGE INFORMATION CENTER
                  AEIC News Release Special Edition 92-01

                          Chinese Academic Link
                         3640 Veazey Street, N.W.
                         Washington, D.C. 20008
                            aeic@wam.umd.edu

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      |    <<Chinese Doctoral Dissertation Abstract Collection>>   |
      |            Announcement and Call for Contributions         |
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                            September 1, 1992

                              [  Part II  ]


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[Part II]
Where to Send Your Submission.............................................60
Editorial Board...........................................................94
Questions & Answers.......................................................80

[Part III] (To Be Broadcast in a Separate Package)
Specialties List.........................................................322

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                    WHERE TO SEND YOUR SUBMISSION

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1. E-MAIL with text (ASCII) file only (for most people)
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     Specialty Code                     E-mail your submission
(your answer to **0-CODE)                    form only to:

     000-099.........................CDDAC-A@maxwell.usc.edu
     100-142.........................CDDAC-B@maxwell.usc.edu
     145-199.........................CDDAC-C@maxwell.usc.edu
     200-299.........................CDDAC-D@maxwell.usc.edu
     300-399.........................CDDAC-E@maxwell.usc.edu
     400-410.........................CDDAC-F@maxwell.usc.edu
     420-499.........................CDDAC-G@maxwell.usc.edu
     500-519.........................CDDAC-H@maxwell.usc.edu
     520-539.........................CDDAC-I@maxwell.usc.edu
     540-559.........................CDDAC-J@maxwell.usc.edu
     560-579.........................CDDAC-K@maxwell.usc.edu
     580-599.........................CDDAC-L@maxwell.usc.edu
     600-649.........................CDDAC-M@maxwell.usc.edu
     650-668.........................CDDAC-N@maxwell.usc.edu
     670-699.........................CDDAC-O@maxwell.usc.edu
     700-719.........................CDDAC-P@maxwell.usc.edu
     720-739.........................CDDAC-Q@maxwell.usc.edu
     740-799.........................CDDAC-R@maxwell.usc.edu
     800-899.........................CDDAC-S@maxwell.usc.edu
     900-959.........................CDDAC-T@maxwell.usc.edu
     900-999.........................CDDAC-U@maxwell.usc.edu


2. POSTAL MAIL (for those who have no access to e-mail or whose abstract
   contains math equations and/or graphics)
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  (1) Please enclose three hard copies of the submission form (abstract
      included; separate page of the abstract from rest of the submission
      form is allowed).

  (2) Contributors are encouraged to submit at least the abstract part of
      the submission form on a 5.25" or 3.5" floppy disk.  The file is
      suggested in ASCII format but can be in Tex/LaTex, troff/nroff, or one
      of popular word processor formats.  Please indicate in a separate note
      the following: Mac or DOS, double or high density, ASCII or other
      format.

  (3) Please include a self-addressed and stamped envelope if an
      acknowledgement of receipt is requested.

  (4) Send the hard copies, the disk, and the note to

          Dr. Shuguang Hong
          Computer Information Systems Dept.
          P.O. Box 1045
          College of Business Administration
          Georgia State University
          Atlanta, GA 30302-4015
          CDDAC-TEC@maxwell.usc.edu

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	                    EDITORIAL BOARD

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[TE: Technical Editor     SE: Specialty Editor     Codes: Specialty Codes]


David L. Yuan, Ph.D. (Editor-in-Chief)
  Department of Psychobiology, University of California, Irvine, CA 92717

Yegang Wu, Ph.D. (Editor-in-Chief; SE, Codes 100-142 and 960-999)
  Environmental Sciences Division, P.O.Box 2008, MS 6038
  Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN 37831

J.P. Jiang, Ph.D. (Special Coordinator)
  Chemistry Department, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ 85721

Shuguang Hong, Ph.D.(Technical Coordinator; TE; SE, Codes 900-959)
  Computer Information Systems Department, College of Business Administration
  Georgia State University, P.O. Box 4015, Atlanta, GA 30302-4015

Jianhua Lin, Ph.D. (TE)
  Department of Computer Science, Eastern Connecticut State University
  83 Windham Street, Willimantic, CT 06226

Chengyong Zhang, Ph.D. (TE)
  Department of Electric Engineering/EP, PHE 633
  University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0271

Wei Sun, Ph.D. (TE; SE, Codes 400-410)
  School of Computer Science, Florida International University
  The State University of Florida at Miami, Miami, FL 33199

Weigeng Shi, Ph.D. (TE)
  Thinking Machines Corporation, 245 First Street, Cambridge, MA 02142-1264

Jihong Gu, Ph.D. (SE, Codes 000-099)
  Department of Chemistry, University of Massachusetts-Lowell
  One University Ave, Lowell, MA 01854

Jinxiong She, Ph.D.  (SE, Codes 145-199)
  Department of Pathology, P.O. Box 100275, College of Medicine
  University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 32610

Zuofeng Li, D.Sc.  (SE, Codes 200-299 and 600-649)
  Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology, Physics Section, School of Medicine
  Washington University, 510 S. Kingshighway Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63110

Weigeng Shi, Ph.D.  (SE, Codes 300-399)
  Thinking Machines Corporation, 245 First Street, Cambridge, MA 02142-1264

Yujin Zhang, Ph.D. (SE, Codes 420-499)
  Department of Electrical Engineering, Delft University of Technology
  Mekelweg 4, 2600 GA Delft, The Netherlands

Yongkang Xue, Ph.D. (SE, Codes 500-519)
  Department Meteorology, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742

Mingzuo Shen, Ph.D. (SE, Codes 520-539)
  Center for Computational Quantum Chemistry, University of Georgia
  Athens, GA 30602

Xiaowen Li, Ph.D. (SE, Codes 540-559)
  Center for Remote Sensing, Boston University, 725 Commonwealth Ave.
  Boston, MA02215

Eddie Cheng, Ph.D. (SE, Codes 560-579)
  Department of Physics, Penn State University, University Park, PA 16802

Jiannan Xiang, Ph.D. (SE, Codes 580-599)
  Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas at Austin
  University Station, Box X, Austin, TX 78713

Kehong Wen, Ph.D. Candidate (SE, Codes 650-668)
  Prigogine Center for Studies in Statistical Mechanics and Complex Systems
  University of Texas, Austin, TX 78712

Hao Jia, Ph.D. (SE, Codes 670-699)
  1613 N. Quinn St. #101, Arlington, VA 22209

Zhaohui Hong, Ph.D. (SE, Codes 700-719)
  6004 Springhill Dr., Apt# 304, Greenbelt, MD 20770

Kang Liu, Ph.D. (SE, Codes 620-739)
  1111C West Aaron Dr. State College, PA 16803

William Yuying Jiang, Ph.D. (SE, Codes 740-799)
  Department of Organization and Management, San Jose State University
  San Jose, CA  95192-0070

Xing Cheng, Ed.D. (SE, Codes 800-899)
  Division of Research and Planning, Colorado State Board for Community
  Colleges and Occupational Education, 1391 N. Speer Blvd., Suite 600
  Denver, Colorado 80204-2554

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                           QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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Q: What is CAL?

A: The Chinese Academic Link (CAL) was founded in 1991 as an independent
   overseas Chinese student and scholar organization to promote academic
   exchange among overseas Chinese research community and between researchers
   overseas and inside China.  The president is Ni Tao (University of
   Maryland) and vice presidents are Huang Guyang (University of
   Massachusetts), Hu Sen (Northwestern University), and Chen Jienan
   (University of Florida).  For introduction and membership information,
   please contact <aeic@wam.umd.edu>.

Q: How is CDDAC Editorial Board formed?

   CDDAC editorial board is composed of 24 editors who are CAL activists and
   are either doctoral degree holders or in their final stage to receive the
   degree.  All editors are volunteers who are committed to the advancement
   of the academic exchange among overseas Chinese researchers and between
   China and the overseas.  For any inquiry and suggestion on CDDAC, please
   write to

   David L. Yuan, Ph.D.                      Yegang Wu, Ph.D.
   Department of Psychobiology,     or       Environmental Sciences Div.
   University of California                  PO Box 2008, Bldg 1505
   Irvine, CA 92717, USA                     Oak Ridge National Laboratory
   yuan@teri.bio.uci.edu                     Oak Ridge, TN 37831-6038, USA
   (714)856-4389(W)                          ywu@jupiter.esd.ornl.gov
   (714)559-9361(H)			     (615)576-5815(W), -8646(FAX)
   (714)559-9361(FAX, call first)	     (615)483-8550(H)

Q: How do I show my support to CDDAC?

A: All CAL members work on a voluntary basis and financial supports from
   the public are greatly appreciated.  For donation to CDDAC publications,
   please contact the CAL Vice-President Jienan Chen who is in charge of
   financial affairs and public relations:

                        Jienan Chen
                        1453 Fifield Hall
                        University of Florida,
                        Gainesvilles, Fl 32611

Q: My dissertation is in a language other than English.  Should I submit
   the abstract?

A: Yes, if you have an abstract written in English.  At the present time CAL
   has only a plan to publish an English version.  Please fill the submission
   form in English and submit it together with the English abstract.
   However, at the end of the abstract text, please indicate in parenthesis
   () the language that the dissertation is written in.

Q: I heard that Beijing Library is collecting overseas doctoral
   dissertations and will publish a collection of abstracts.  Is this
   related to CDDAC?

A: CAL is aware of Beijing Library's effort and is in fact helping it
   collect dissertations.  In a recent visit to Beijing Library by CAL
   delegates in June 1992, it is understood that the main purpose of the
   Beijing Library project is to collect the text of dissertations for
   literature search. Beijing Library will compile an index-type abstract
   collection only after sufficient number of dissertations are received.
   CDDAC is a collection of abstracts, together with other academic
   information, aimed at fast communication for Chinese researchers inside
   and outside China. The form for Beijing Library thesis collection can be
   obtained from Chinese embassies and consulates.  Your can also send a
   stamped self-addressed envelope to Dr. Yegang Wu at the address listed
   above.

Q: I have submitted my abstract to UMI for reproduction and sale.  Can I
   still send you my abstract?

A: In the agreement you signed with UMI, it is clearly indicated that
   "Other publication rights may be granted as I choose" (see Doctoral
   Dissertation Agreement Form by UMI, pA8).  Remember you own the copyright
   of your dissertation including the abstract, not anyone else.  CAL is
   also sending a letter to UMI to inform our plan.

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| CDDAC Editorial Board:               CDDAC@maxwell.usc.edu               |
| CDDAC Computer Technical Group:      CDDAC-TEC@maxwell.usc.edu           |
| CDDAC Specialty Editor & Submission  CDDAC-A@maxwell.usc.edu ...to...    |
| (see the lists for details)                      CDDAC-U@maxwell.usc.edu |
| CDDAC Editors-in-Chief:              yuan@teri.bio.uci.edu               |
|                                      ywu@jupiter.esd.ornl.gov            |
| CDDAC Postal Mail General Inquiry:   D.Yuan Dept. Psychobiology, UCI,    |
|                                      Irvine, CA 92727, USA               |
| CDDAC Postal Mail Technical Inquiry  S.Hong, CIS Dept. Box1045, College  |
|       and Hard Copy/Disk Submission: of Business Administration, GSU     |
|                                      Atlanta, GA 30302-4015, USA         |
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| Technical Reviewers:   		Zuofeng Li, Xing Cheng             |
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