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                 Academic Exchange Information Center
                      AEIC News Release 1042

                        September 15, 1992

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


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1. News Brief (1 item).....................................................7
2. Physics Faculty Positions in HK........................................82
3. Fund for Lecturing in China............................................50
4. Formal Registration of CAL Membership..................................31
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1. News Brief (1 item).....................................................7
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On August 11, 1992 AEIC board members William Deng and Jianping Jiang hosted
Mr Cao Xiaoye, Deputy Director of Bureau of Scie. & Tech. Policy, Chinese
Academy of Sciences and Prof. Guo Chuanjie, Deputy Director of Dereau of
R & D Planning, Chinese Academy of Sciences in Tucson, Arizona. Mr. Cao
and Prof. Guo were invited by the State Department of U.S. through the U.S.
Information Agency for a month long visit in United States. Tucson is one of
many locations they had planned to visit. (From xiaojian@ccit.arizona.edu)

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2. Physics faculty positions in HK........................................82
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From: Eddie Cheng, echeng@pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu
Source: FENG%DUVM.BITNET@OHSTVMA.ACS.OHIO-STATE.EDU

    The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) is seeking
applicants with creative research ability and commitment to teaching to fill
about 8 tenure-track faculty positions. Salary and rank are commensurate
with qualifications and experience.

    Research interests of the current physics faculty of 18 cover reasonably
broad areas of condensed matter and optical physics in both theory and
experiment. Specific experience in one or several of the following areas is
desirable but not a requirement: materials processing, device/sensor
fabrication, x-ray optics, mesoscopic systems, polymers, liquid crystals,
and computational physics.

  Funded and planned University Research Institutes include Advanced
Materials, Information Technology, Biotechnology, Scientific Computation,
Environmental Studies, and Microelectronics. State-of-the-art distributive
computer network and Centers for Microelectronics Fabrication and Materials
Characterization and Preparation are integral parts of the panoramic campus
lying by the shore of Port Shelter Bay. Assistance for research start up is
provided.

    Minimum 12-month salaries are approximately US$ 44,600 for Lecturers,
US$ 68,400 for Senior Lecturers, and US$ 97,700 for Professors. A
superannuation (pension) scheme is in place and generous fringe benefits are
provided.

    Application or nomination should include a detailed curriculum vitae,  a
research plan and names of at least three references and be sent to:
          Prof. Nelson Cue     Head, HKUST/Physics
          Clear Water Bay, Kowloon, HONG KONG
          FAX: (852) 358-1652       BITNET: PHCUE@USTHK
    Review of applications will commence on 30 November 1992, and will
continue until all positions are filled. Visiting appointments will also be
considered.

    LIST OF PHYSICS FACULTY MEMBERS AT HKUST(92/93)
    PROFESSORS:
       David J. BARBER, BS, PhD Bristol
            (Director of Materials Characterization and Preparation Centre)
       Chih-Yung CHIEN, BS National Taiwan; MS, PhD Yale
       Nelson CUE, BS Feati; PhD U Washington
            (Head of Department)
       Peter N. DOBSON, BS MIT; PhD Maryland
            (Director of Planning and Co-ordination)
       George K. WONG, BS, PhD UC Berkeley
       Chia-Wei WOO, BS Georgetown Coll; MS. PhD Washington U
            (Vice-Chancellor and President)

    SENIOR LECTURER
       Kwok-Kwong FUNG, BS Cornell; PhD Bristol

    LECTURERS:
       Michael S. ALTMAN, BA Penn; PhD Brown
       Ting CHEN, BS Zhejiang; MS, PhD UCLA
       Pak-Wo LEUNG, BSc Hong Kong; PhD Cornell
       Tai-Kai NG, BSc Hong Kong; PhD Northwestern
       Philip Iam-Keong SOU, BS Jinan; PhD UI Chicago
       Kwok-Yip SZETO, BA(Eng) Toronto; MA SUNY Stony Brook; PhD MIT
       Xiang-Rong WANG, BA Wuhan; PhD Rochester
       Kam-Sing WONG, BSc London; DPhil Oxford
       Kwok-Yee Michael WONG, BSc Hong Kong; MS, PhD UCLA
       Rong-Fu XIAO, BS Chongqing; PhD Utah
       Xiao YAN, BS Beijing; PhD Penn
       Zhi-Yu YANG, BS Fudan; PhD Purdue
       Kwong-Mow YOO, BSc Malaya; MS Nebraska; PhD CCNY

    VISITING FACULTIES:
       Leroy CHANG, BS National Taiwan; MS South Calif; PhD Stanford
            (July 92; from IBM Yorktown Heights)
       Liu CHEN, BS National Taiwan; MS Wash State; PhD UC Berkeley
            (June 92; from Princeton)
       Jason Tin-Lun HO, BSc Chinese U HK; PhD Cornell
            (Spring 93; from Ohio State U)
       Muradin A. Kumahkov, Dipl, PhD Moscow State
            (Dec 92; from Kurchatov)
       Dou-Liang LIN, BS National Taiwan; MS Tsing Hua; PhD Ohio State
            (Spring 93; from SUNY Buffalo)
       Michael MA, BS Cal Tech; PhD UI Urbana-Champaign
            (Fall 92; from U Cincinnati)
       Ping SHENG, BS Cal Tech; PhD Princeton
            (Sept 92; from Exxon)
       Lu YU, Dipl Kharkov State
            (Nov 92; from ICTP/Trieste)

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3. Fund for Lecturing in China............................................50
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From: Eddie Cheng, echeng@pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu
Source: People's Daily, 9/1/92

Item 1.  In order to provide care, support and research assistance to oversea
Chinese students or sholars who remain abroad (Oversea CSS), faciliating
their talent and contribution to China's scientifical and techonological
development, especially in elementray and applied research areas, China's
National Natural Science Foundation (NNSF) has decided to set up a fund
to support Oversea CSS's temporary returning to China for lecturing and
research works.

Item 2.  This special fund is directed to mainly middle-age and young
experts who have already obtained their Ph.D. degrees (including those
who have obtained foreign Permenant Residence status or advanced parole
documents).  The qualification for support consists of:  (1) The person
has outstanding records in research, has published high-level academic
papers in prime academic journals recently or has received respectable
awards in his/her area or has achieved remarkable discoveries or
innovations, and so on;  (2)  The person should have already established
contacts with host institutes in China and plans for his/her temporary
lecture or research works.  Other CSS qualified with above can also
receive the support.

Item 3.  This special fund supports the following activies in the
academic fields included in the project index of NNSF:  (1) participating
the research work in the NNSF projects;  (2) participating seminars or
workshops as a speaker;  (3)  parcipating academic conferenced held in
China with a presentation of an invited talk.

Item 4.  Procedure of application:
(1)  Applicant should apply for support through his/her host institute in
China.  The host institute should fill out an application form and send
it to NNSF's corresponding academic branch together with an applying
letter from the applicant and material supporting for the applicant's
qualification.
(2)  In case the applicant has difficulty in finding a host institute,
applicant can contact the S&T branch in China's embassies or directly
the Oversea Coorperation Bureau of NNSF in order to obtain help in
locating a host institute;
(3)  According to the among of fund available, NNSF will publish the
number of people this special fund supports in every January.  It will
accept applications throughout the year and make decisions according
to the qualification, until the year's quota is filled.  Applicants
will be informed promptly of the decisions.

Item 5.  In principle, this special fund shall support part or all
expenses for Oversea CSS that occured during their stay within China,
including meal, lodging, transportation and research expenses.  In case
the expense is not totally covered, CSS shall ask additional support
from the host institute.

Item 6.  This special fund belongs to the Oversea Coorperation Bureau
of NNSF.

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4. Formal Registration of CAL Membership..................................31
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From: Membership Commitee of CAL, hu@calshp.cals.wisc.edu
Source: aeic@wam.umd.edu

    This is a call to submit your membership fees if you so desire to become a
member of Chinese Academic Link, Inc. USA. The membership fees are $250.00,
$20.00 and $10.00 for lifetime members, the regular members and student
members respectively.

    Please mail your Application Form (enclosed) along with approperiate amount
of membership fee (no cash please; make check payable to "Chinese Academic
Link, USA Inc.") to:

    Yaxin Wang
    2496 Derbyshire Rd. Apt 9
    Cleveland Hts., OH 44106
    USA

Application Form for Members of Chinese Academic Link, Inc. USA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Name:  ______________ (last name, first name, middle name)
Sex:   ______________ (M/F)
Major Fields:   ______________ (math, physics, etc.)
Membership:  ______________ (lifetime, regular or student)
Amount enclosed: $ ___________

Email address: ______________
Postal address: ______________ (name)
                ______________ (street)
                ______________ (city, state)
                ______________ (zipcode)
                ______________ (Country)

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