CND-US, August 31, 1999 (US-99015)
CND-US Editors
US Regional, No. US99-015
August 31, 1999
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1. Community News Brief (2 Items) ....................................... 37
2. Stanford Student Lian Huang Died in Swimming Pool .................... 35
3. IFCSS Changed to An Individual Member Based Organization ............. 48
4. Job Opportunities (3 Items) .......................................... 95
5. Medical Help Needed for Mucous Adenoid Cancer Patient ................ 10
6. Obituary - St. Joseph's Professor Jie Pan ............................ 48
7. Conference Announcements (3 Items) .................................. 230
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1. Community News Brief (2 Items) ....................................... 37
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(1) Establishment of the Materials Science Division of the NACAST
From: En-Hou Han <eh...@MIT.EDU> 8/9/1999
We are emailing you the declaration of the establishment of the
Materials Science Division of the NACAST. In order to strengthen
the ties of Chinese students and scholars in materials science
between China and North America, help China to stay abreast of
the new world standards of the field of materials science and
engineering, follow the research levels of the aforementioned
field at the international forefront, we decide to establish
the Materials Science Division of NACAST.
The Materials Science Division of NACAST will be organized by the
executive committee headed by Dr. Xiaoman Duan:
Dr. Xiaoman Duan (MIT, MA)
email: xd...@mit.edu
tel. : (617) 235-8493(O)
(207) 741-9251(BP)
In order to make our work remarkable success, we have decided to
invite some Professors who have very good reputation in the field of
Materials Science and Engineering in the world as the advisors.
Sincerely,
Dr. Zhenya Zhu, President of NACAST
Dr. Weiming Xia, Vice-president of NACAST
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(2) Dinner Party with Vice Wuhan Mayor and Wuda Vice President
From: wud...@hotmail.com
Come and meet with vice Wuhan mayor and vice president
of Wuhan University!
A meeting and dinner party with Wuhan American-European
alumni association delegation and a team of professors
from college of electronics and informatics at Wuhan
University will be held on next Wed (9/1) evening.
The Wuhan American-European alumni association delegation
consists of the following members:
Mr. Guo, Youzhong, Vice mayor of Wuhan City
Mr. Li, Wenxin, Vice president and professor of Wuhan University
Mr. Liu, Xiuting, Vice president of Wuhan American-European
alumni association
Ms. Yan, Mingyu, Professor of Tongji Medical Science University
Ms. Zhang, Xuewei, Vice general secretary of Wuhan American-European
alumni association
Both groups are interested in meeting oversea students and scholars
and exploring the collaboration and business opportunities with
people here for Wuhan and Wuhan University.
Time: 6:30 pm, Wed, 9/1
Place: Hong Sing Tea House (phone: 408-734-2828)
1135 Lawrence Express, Sunnyvale, CA 94089
Fee: $10 each person to cover the dinner
For more info, please contact with wuda_...@hotmail.com or
wud...@hotmail.com or gw...@leland.stanford.edu.
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2. Stanford Student Lian Huang Died in Swimming Pool .................... 35
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From: Li-An Zhou (zho...@stanford.edu, 650-497-5891)
Minggao Shen (ms...@stanford.edu, 650-497-1716)
Lian Huang, 26, a second year Ph.D. student in economics of Stanford
University, drowned Aug. 7 in a backyard swimming pool in Palo Alto. The
death appeared to be accidental.
Huang had been taking swimming lessons this summer. In that late afternoon
(about 5pm), he started to practise swimming in the pool of his landlord's
(an old couple), as he had been doing so regularly for the past few weeks.
At about 6:30pm, the landlord and his wife looked for him (since he was
not in his room) and found him in the pool. They contacted the Stanford
Hospital and the local police. It was already too late when he was rushed
to the hospital. He was pronounced dead at 7:20pm and his family was
notified afterwards by the the hospital through a translator.
Huang, who was born in Wuhan, graduated from Wuhan University in 1994.
Then he entered the Graduate School of People's Bank of China. He came to
Stanford in 1997 to pursue a doctorate in development and international
economics. He received a fellowship last year from the International
Monetary Fund and was serving as a teaching assistant this summer.
He was proceeding upon the prescribed path toward a Ph.D. degree with a
good academic record.
About 120 people gathered in the memorial service held at Stanford
Memorial Church on August 12. They wish to extend their condolence to his
family and friends in this time of grief. Lian is being and will be deeply
missed by all of those who have enjoyed his joyful presence.
The Association of Chinese Students and Scholars at Stanford University
(ACSSS) has established a special account for donation in order to defray
expenses associated with this tragic death. Donations in memory of Lian
Huang may be sent to Dachen Chu, Department of Physics, Stanford
University, Stanford, CA 94305-4060. Please make checks payable to
"Donation Lian".
(Li-an Zhou and Minggao Shen)
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3. IFCSS Changed to An Individual Member Based Organization ............. 48
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From: "Danxuan Yi" <yd...@worldnet.att.net>
Independent Federation of Chinese Students and Scholars Holds Ninth
Convention
The Ninth Convention of Independent Federation of Chinese Students and
Scholars (IFCSS) was held in Fairfax, Virginia from July 24th to July
25th, 1999. Delegates from universities, research institutions, and
businesses attended the convention. Issues relating to the growth and
development and various projects of IFCSS were discussed, and a new term of
IFCSS officials was elected. The convention adopted a major change to the
bylaws of IFCSS, converting its structure from that consisting of
organization members only to consisting of diverse members, including both
organization and individual members, with only the latter being the voting
members. This change was made in response the changes that had occurred in
the Chinese students and scholars community, and the new structure will
serve as the bases for the future long-term growth of IFCSS.
The convention elected a nine-member council as the new leadership of
IFCSS. The Council appointed Mr. Yi Danxuan as the President of IFCSS, and
Dr. Xing Zheng and other two council members as the Vice Presidents. The
other Council members include Ms. Huang Ciping, Mr. Lu Wenhe, Dr. Li Gang,
and Mr. Pan Qiang. Ms. Huang Ciping serves as the current Chairperson of
the Council.
During the two-day convention, a series of resolutions were adopted,
including the resolution demanding the Chinese government to stop the
persecution of Falun Gong believers and exercisers, the resolution to
appeal to the beneficiaries of the "Chinese Student Protection Act" (CSPA)
to sign the petition letter initiated by Wang Dan that urges the Chinese
government to re-evaluate the June 4th movement of 1989. In his speech
after being elected, IFCSS President Mr. Yi Danxuan stated that IFCSS,
which was born at the height of idealism, is now faced with many new
challenges. He said that in order to renew and expand the influence of
IFCSS among the Chinese students and scholars in the US, the new term of
IFCSS will work with the Chinese students and scholars, improve the IFCSS
services for them, while at the same time continue the effort to promote
democracy, freedom, and human rights in China.
Wu, Xuecan Yi, Danxuan
Tel: 202-347-0017 Tel: 415-681-4861
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4. Job Opportunities (3 Items) .......................................... 95
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(1) A postdoctoral position funded by the A-T children's foundation
From: Suming Wang <suw...@mailrelay.dwx.com>
A postdoctoral position funded by the A-T children's foundation is
available immediately in Human Gene Therapy Research Institute (HGTRI),
Des Moines, Iowa. An individual with a Ph. D. degree in molecular
biology, biochemistry, microbiology, virology, immunology or
neuroscience is welcomed to apply. HGTRI is a not-for-profit, academic
research group primarily funded by the Central Iowa Health System.
Please see more details about the Institute and Dr. Suming Wang's
current research projects at www.hgtri.org. Please contact Dr. Suming
Wang via email: suw...@mailrelay.dwx.com or 515-241-8740 if you are
interested.
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(2) Positions in Anesthesiology Available March 20000
From ch...@its.caltech.edu Mon Aug 9 17:46:10 1999
Positions are available March 20000,
in the laboratory of Zhou-Feng Chen in the Department of
Anesthesiology at Washington University Medical School.
We are using novel genetic approaches in mice
to study the role of transcription factors in the development of
spinal cord.
The research projects include the mechanisms of dorsal spinal cord
development and the identification of genes which
may be involved in pain pathways,
Candidates should have an M.D or Ph.D with
a strong background in molecular biology, or neurobiology.
Applicants who are interested in joining our highly
Interactive research team should send a CV, a summary of research
experience and names and email addresses of three references to :
Email: ch...@cco.caltech.edu
Zhou-Feng Chen, Ph.D.
Division of Biology 216-76
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena, CA 91125
(phone) 626-395-6822
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(3) Computer Technology Professorship at Anhui University
From: l...@blue.meteor.wisc.edu (Lixin Wu)
Anhui University, located at Hefei, currently is recruiting
a "speically hired" professor in the area of computer technology
application. Besides the basic salary(100k), the university will
provide more attractive teaching, research and living enviorment
for him/her. As the president talked to me, Anhui University has
an exceptional connection with the local goverment, which will give
you more channels to develop. As a "speically hired " professor, you
can work at the University just a few months each year (minimum 3 months).
If you have a Ph. D. degree in computer science or other
closely related areas, have a well-established academic achievement or
very strong potential for future research shown by your Ph.D. thesis work,
and would like to make contributions to our domestic developing, you are the
right one they are looking for. Please contact me by phone or email. Thank
you very much for your attention.
Lixin Wu
Center for Climate Research
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1225, W. Dayton Street
Madison, WI 53706
Phone: (608)263-0232
Email: l...@gulf.meteor.wisc.edu
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5. Medical Help Needed for Mucous Adenoid Cancer Patient ................ 10
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From: ZHU Yimin <zh...@cuhk.edu.hk>
A woman, born in 1959, is suffering a severe disease. The disease is
diagnosed as ulcerous hype-differentiated mucous adenoid cancer. In
Chinese, it is named as 溃疡型低分化粘液腺癌 (in GB). She is now in
desperate need to get help from hospitals. She would accept any
treatment even serve as an experimenter. If anybody has any information,
please contact zh...@cuhk.edu.hk. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your attention.
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6. Obituary - St. Joseph's Professor Jie Pan ............................ 48
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From: "Jiang, Kaihong" <kaihon...@merck.com> 7/27/1999
It is with great sadness that we inform you the death of Jie Pan, 36,
associate professor in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at
St. Joseph's University.
Jie Pan passed away on Tuesday, July 13, 1999 of respiratory failure at
Ruijin Hospital in Shanghai, China. He was diagnosed with Systemic Lupus
Erythematosus in June, 1999.
Born in October 1962, Jiangxi, China, Jie graduated from Jiangxi University
at age 20. In 1985, after being selected to study abroad by the Chinese
Academy of Sciences, he came to the University of Massachusetts at Amherst,
earning a doctorate in applied mathematics in 1992. He joined the faculty
at St. Joseph's University the same year and was promoted to associate
professor in early 1998.
Jie touched the lives of many people. He was a devoted father, a loving
husband, a loyal friend, a good brother, a filial son and a mentor to many
students. He was well liked and respected by friends, colleagues and
students. Jie enjoyed broad interests, such as sports, literature,
philosophy, and travel. He also coached his son's Pee Wee soccer team.
Jie Pan is survived by his wife, Xin Li; son, Jason, 8; daughter, Subrina,
4; father, Meihua Pan; mother, Hongyan Xia; and a brother and a sister.
A memorial service was held in Shanghai Ronghua Memorial Hall on Saturday,
July 17. In Philadelphia, a memorial mass will be held at the Chapel of St.
Joseph on the St. Joseph's campus Tuesday, July 20. The university
officials said a larger memorial for the fall semester is being planned
(Contact: Dr. Agnes Rash, Chairperson of Department of Mathematics and
Computer Science at St. Joseph's University, 610-660-1562, ar...@sju.edu.)
Jie Pan's wife Xin Li and children will escort his ashes back to the US on
July 29, 1999. Burial is being planned.
Jie Pan will be missed by all who loved and knew him.
Memorial donations to Jie Pan's wife and family can be sent to: Xin Li, 77
Fourth Ave., Broomall, PA 19008. For memorial arrangements, please
contact:
Juan Xu: 215-676-5768, 215-560-2496 (work), jxfa...@compuserve.com
Kaihong Jiang / Yisong Yang: 215-368-0290, 610 397-7068 (work),
jia...@merck.com
Chunnan Lin: 610-356-2884, 610-578-8092 (work)
Bin Zhou: 215-946-6716, 609-951-6473 (work), bz...@thecir.com
Yu Mao: yu_...@merck.com
Xiaohong Yan: 609-716-6714, 609-734-3624 (work), my...@scr.siemens.com
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7. Conference Announcements (3 Items) .................................. 230
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(1) Chinese in America: Contribution and Challenges in the New Century
- ACSE to Hold 7th Annual Convention, September 11, 1999
From: szh...@smtp.mcis.uchicago.edu
Featuring a theme of "Chinese in America: Contribution and Challenges in
the New Century, the Association of Chinese Scientists and Engineers-USA
(ACSE), the largest Chinese American organization in the United States,
will hold its 7th Annual Convention on September 11, 1999, at Hilton
Hotel, 3003 Corporate W. Drive, Lisle, IL, a suburb 30 miles west of
Chicago downtown.
ACSE's Annual Convention this year will be the last such large scaled
convention of Chinese American professionals this century. With a seven
year history, it is a time for the organization and its members to review
its achievements and lay down a development plan for the upcoming 21st
century. The turn of the century is ushering in a new era of international
competition and cooperation. In this exciting era, China and the United
States will be definitely two great nations that will play a key role
respectively. For Chinese Americans who bear educational and cultural
heritages from both nations, it will be certainly an era with great
opportunities as well as challenges. How are we going to embrace the
opportunity and face the challenges? How are we going to live in the
American society as a minority and succeed in our professional life? How
can ACSE better serve its members to achieve their individual and common
goals? We may not be able to answer all these questions within one day of
the convention, but we can definitely start to help ourselves find answers
by coming together to the Convention and put our thoughts to actions
afterwards.
ACSE's annual convention is a time to review the organization's work in a
year. The Convention will start with an annual report by Dr. Datong Wei,
the incumbent president of ACSE. The annual convention is also a time of
renewal for the organization. In the weeks before the convention, ACSE
members will cast their vote to elect new leaders. The ballots will be
counted by an election committee, and the result will be announced in the
Convention by Dr. Jianshu Luo, the Council Chair.
Among the honor guests of the morning's opening ceremony will be the Mr.
WEI Ruixin, the consul general of the Chinese Consulate in Chicago, Mr.
SHEN Guofang, the Deputy Chinese Ambassador to UN, and Mr. Minder, the
president of Mid-America Committee. Mr. SHEN and Mr. Minder will deliver
keynote speeches.
In the afternoon, there will be a number of concurrent sessions held for
participants with different interests. The topics range from in-depth
thoughts on modernism and modernization, technical overviews of hot areas
such as e-commerce and telecommunications, and practical tips on
investment and business opportunities. Towards the end of afternoon, there
will be a general panel discussion session showcasing the professional
societies of ACSE. To help its members to start and further develop their
professional career, there will be a Career Fair in the afternoon, which
will be participated by 40 to 50 leading employers.
For more about ACSE and the 7th Annual Conference, please see the enclosed
Convention Program or visit ACSE's web site http://www.acse.org. The
admission for the annual conference (including a full course lunch) is $15
for members, $20 for non-members, and $15 students. For ticket
information, please contact Organizing Committee of the convention
WEI Datonng, (630)428-2314
YAO Haitao, (312)733-7000x6689
ZHANG Shouyu, (630)305-0657
LUO Jianshu, (630)527-9582
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ACSE 1999 ANNUAL CONVENTION
September 11, 1999
Hilton Hotel, 3003 Corporate West Drive,
Lisle, Illinois 60563
AGENDA
I. MORNING SESSION (8:45am - 11:30am)
8:45AM - 9:15AM Registration
9:15AM - 9:20AM Welcome Remarks
9:20AM - 9:25AM Congratulation Address
9:25AM - 9:35AM ACSE Annual Report
9:35AM - 9:45AM Announcement of Election Results
9:45AM - 10:00AM Inaugural Address by Newly-Elected President, ACSE
10:00AM - 10:45AM Challenges and Opportunities - Sino-US Relations
into the 21st Century
Mr. SHEN Guofang, Deputy Chinese Ambassador to UN
10:45AM - 11:30AM Competition and Cooperation - International
Business Relations in the 21st Century
Mr. Minder, Renowned Chairman of Mid America
Committee
11:30AM - 11:35AM Closing Remarks and Introduce Afternoon Session
II. LUNCHEON/AWARD PRESENTATIONS (11:45am - 1:30PM)
III. GENERAL SESSIONS (1:30PM - 3:00PM)
Session A Modernism, Postmodernism and Modernization
Session B E-commerce, technology perspective and business/investment
opportunities
Session C TBD
IV. PROFESSIONAL SESSION (3:30PM - 4:30PM)
Session D Professional Societies Panel Discussion
V. JOB FAIR (1:30 - 5:00PM)
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(2) Symposium on Transportation Development in China
From: "Lu, John" <l...@cutr.eng.usf.edu>
Announcement & Call for Abstracts
THE THIRD TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM ON
"IMPORTANT ISSUES OF TRANSPORTTION DEVELOPMENT IN CHINA"
Organizer: North America Chinese Overseas Transportation Association
(NACOTA)
January, 20000, Washington, D. C.
The rapid economy development in China in the past two decades has
dramatically promoted transportation demand. With limited resources and
infrastructure, such demand has definitely raised critical issues and
concerns related to planning, management, design, construction, investment,
marketing, environment, employment, and other social/economic impacts. The
purpose of this technical symposium is to provide a good opportunity to
openly discuss these issues and to exchange concerns among association
members. With the experience and knowledge of the best transportation
systems in the world in North America, it is believed that such discussions
should have practical impacts on future transportation development in China.
This technical session will focus on concerning the following issues: (1)
The feasibility of private cars development in China, (2) How to utilize
effectively ITS and other advanced techniques in China, (3) Transportation
Safety in China, (4) Urban transportation situation in China, and (5) The
negative effects of transportation on environment in China
There is no formal format for abstracts. However, to better present the
topic, it is encouraged to submit an abstract as detailed as possible. The
abstract could be written in either English or Chinese. The deadline for
submitting an abstract is November 15th, 1999. Name, address, affiliation,
e-mail address, phone and/or fax number, and other necessary information for
the committee to communicate with you must be included in the abstract.
Abstracts can be submitted to one of the following address:
Jian Lu, Associate Professor
Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering, ENB 118,University of South
Florida,4202 E. Fowler Ave, Tampa, Florida 33620, (813) 974-5817 (tel),
(813) 974-5168 (fax),
E-mail:l...@sunburn.eng.usf.edu <mailto:l...@sunburn.eng.usf.edu>
The location of the third annual meeting will be announced soon through the
following methods: Email list, NACOTA Web Site:
(http://www.eng.fiu.edu/LCTR/NACOTA/), CND US Region.
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(3) Program of Symposium on 21st Century China, Washington, D.C.
From zha...@BUFFALOSTATE.EDU Fri Aug 13 15:34:55 1999
Symposium Program
International Symposium on 21st Century China
and the Challenge of Sustainable Development
(http://www.i-shop.net/wrsa/ or http://www.wrsa.net)
Washington D.C., U.S.A.
September 3-5, 1999
Symposium Hotel: Bethesda Marriott Hotel
5151 Pooks Hill Road, Bethesda, MD 20814, U.S.A.
Phone: 800-228-9290 / 301-897-9400
Fax: 301-897-0192
http://www.marriott.com/marriott/WASBT/
Note: * For room reservation, refer to "China Symposium" for discount rates
of $69/night/room + tax.
* National, Dulles and BWI airports are all ok. Take a taxi at airport or call,
Montgomery Shuttle (301)590-000, $16/person (van)
Road Master Transportation (301)881-7200 or 1-800-283-5634 (limousine)
Symposium Web Site: http://www.i-shop.net/wrsa
Thursday, September 2, 1999
14:30 - 22:00 Registration
Friday, September 3, 1999
07:30-20:30 Registration
13:00 - 15:30 Organizing Organizations Business Meeting
15:40 - 17:00 Round-Table Meeting
17:30 - 19:00 Opening Ceremony
Co-Chairs:
Dr. BAI Chunli, Vice President of Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Dr. JIA Hao, President of UCAPO
Honorable Guest Speakers:
The Honorable LI Zhaoxing
Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to the United States
The Honorable Anna C. Chennawlt
Chair of Council for International Corporation
The Honorable Curt Weldon
Member of the United States Congress
The Honorable CHENG Siwei
Vice-Chairman of People's Congress of the People's Republic of China
19:10 - 20:10 Dinner and Entertainment
Saturday, September 4, 1999
07:30 - 17:30Registration
08:00 - 10:00 Plenary Session I (Keynote Speech):
21st Century China and Sustainable Development
10:00 - 10:20 Coffee Break
10:20 - 12:20 Concurrent Panel Sessions (I - V)
Panel Session I: Resource Conservation and Protection
Panel Session II: Sciences and Information Technology
Panel Session III:CEO Forum: Industrialization and US-China Cooperation
Panel Session IV:Culture and Social Development
Panel Session VI: Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection
Panel Session VII: Opportunities and Challenges for Chinese American
Professionals in High-Tech Exchange Between USA and China
Panel Session VIII: Stock, Finance and Market
Panel Session IX: China's Education and Roles of Chinese Schools in America
Panel Session X: Economic Reform and Institutional Transition in China
Panel Session XI: Development and Implementation of Environment-related
Regulation in the US and China
Panel Session XII: Comparative Institutional Research and Education Systems
Panel Session XIII: Hi-tech and Entrepreneur Systems
Panel Session XIV: Global Trade and Marketing Strategies
Panel Session XV: Media, Opportunity and Exchange Between US and China
18:30 - 20:30 Banquet (Hosted by Chinese Embassy, to be arranged)
20:30 - 22:00 Keynote Speech (China on Perspective):
Sunday, Sept. 5, 1999
07:30 - 10:30 Registration
08:00 - 10:20 Plenary Session II (Keynote Speech):
10:20 - 10:30 Coffee Break
10:30 - 12:30 Plenary Session III ( Keynote Speech):
Global Economy and US-China Relations
12:30 - 13:00 Closing Ceremony
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