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S'TMS AND ACTIVITIES OF PROMINENTr SCIEXTS IN_______ ~CW74JKST CINA INI19b

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STATUS AND ACTIVITIES OF POI.TFmT SCIENTISTS INCOMMUiIST CHINA IN 19,2

This report gives information on the positions andactivities of a selected group of Chinese Ccmmnuiist scien-tists as reported in the Chinese press during 1962. Themajor source was Kuang-ming Jh-pao, published daily inPeiping, but information from several other newspapers isalso included. The information on each sc.ientist includesthe subject's name, telecodes, alias (where applicable),location for foreign study, field of specialization,positions held, and activities. The code in parenthesesfollowing each item refers to the appended.

Table of Contents

Introduction 1

I. Prominent Scientists 3A. Medical Sciences

3B. Biological Sciences 15C. Chemistry 221). Mathematics 2b

E. Phy ics 31F. Engineering and Metallurgy 37G. Miscellaneous 40

11. Tndex of flames 45

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lTTRODU--ION

The scientista included in this report have in conmon the fact thatthey have all been referred to in the Chinese Communist press at one timeor another as 'Prominent" (chu-ming; 5511/0682); some have been so desig-

nated only once, while others axe called prominent consistently. It isdoubtfuL that the adjective implies any specific rank, for some of these 3e

individual3 are relatively obscure, and the term seems to have been usedto emphasize a particular noteworthy accomplishmentj others, obviouslythe senior men in their fields, have never been accorded the title despitebeing mentioned several times in the press, and so are excluded here.

These cases are the exceptions, however, and the group as a wholerepresents the best-trained and moot active of Communist China's scien-tists. The 108 persons covered in this report include 36 in the medicalsciences (including pharmacology and physiology), 20 in the biologicalsciences, 14 in physics, 8 in engineering and metallur °, and 10 in mis-cellaneous fields, such as archaeology, meteorology, astronomy, etc.

Of these, 24 have been reported to be directors or deputy directorsof institutes of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the Chinese Academy, ofMedical Sciences, or the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences; 11 are ron the departrntal committees of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. There r

are 19 presidents or vice-presidents of colleges and universities and 6department heads, and 13 are officers in their professiona.. societies.

As a measiure of their schoiarly activity, 45 of these persons havebeen credited with tae authorship of at least one (and sometimes more)book or article or with the presentation of papers or reports to profes-sional conferences du:ing 1962. They have undertaken or directed researchin their various fields a:4. have trained younger scientists as their per-sonal assistants and proteges. Several of them traveled abroad during theyear to attend scientific conferences.

Finally, the prestige of these scientists is such that the regimehas used them on occasion for political and propaganda purposcs Theyhave marched at the b-ad of demonstrations denouncing MZ actions in theCuba crisis or protested t high-altitude nuclear tests, and long articleshave been devoted to their couverts on the success and significance ofthe Soviet Vostok space flights.

Being of the older :-neration, none of these scientists Ias received'ny part of his training in the Soviet Union, a .ough 76 of them ha,,e.budied abroad. Of these, one has studied in coritzerlo.d, 2 in Japan, 3

each in Austria and Bel lum, 5 in France, 6 in Germwny, 15 in Britain, and r514 (exactly half of them) have received all or part of their advancededucation in the MX.

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Information on the educational background, and in most cases whereno source references were made, the fields of specialization of thesescientists, was taken from Chinese Ccmnmist Men of Science, CIA/CR BR62-6, sECwRT.

Further reports sumiarizing the activities of these and any otherscientists subsequently identified as "prominent" are provided periodicallyas a part cf the regular FDD semionthly series, Scientific InformationReport: Chinese Science.

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I. PROMINENT SCIENTISTS

A. Medical Sciences

cHMG Chlang-bao, (17213/249/4801)

United Kingdom

Pharmacology

Professor, Shanghai First Medical College (A-44)

Presented a report, "Drugs That Affect the In Vivt Metaboisn "ofPhenetylasmine," to a conference of the Chinese Society of Physiology.(A-44)

CRANG Usi-chun (172/6932/684)

University of Chicago, 1926, PhD; England

Pkw iology

Member, Editorial Cominttee, Scientia Sinica (E-1)

Presented a report to a conference of the Chinese Society of Physio-logy on 'Several Recent Developments in Cardiovascular Physiology,"emphasizing ,neurohtoral regulation of the heart and blood vessels. (A-44)

CHANG llsiang-t 'ung (1728/7449/27)

Yale University, 1943-1946, PhD

Physiology

Institute of Physliology, Chinese AcadeW of Sciences

Presented a report on '*Ie '1,,end in the Development of Physiology ofthe Central Nervous System" to a conference of the Chinese Society ofPbrsiology. (A-44)

Pftised the lumching of Soviet space ships Vostok 3 and 4. (A-5?)

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CUANG Hsi, -D-ch'ien (1728/1321/7505)

Johns Hopkins University 1926-1927, Stanford University, 1933-1934

Internal Medicine (A-86)

Attended the ceremory at which Huang Chia-ssu wes appointed foreignacademiciasa of Academy of Medical Sciences USSR. (A-33)

Attended a party celebratig the Chinese Accoplishwmnts in wedicalsciences during 1962. (A-89)

CHANG Hsiao-lou (1,728/2556/2869)

.Medic ine/0phthalmlogy

Professor, T'ung-Jen Hospital, Peipine (A-22)

Participated vith six other prominent opthal oloist -n compilingthe first textbook on ophthalmology to be published in China. (A-22)

CHAO I-ping (6392/0110/3521)

University of Chicago, 1929-1934, PhD

P.ys iology

Professor, Peking University (A-44)

Report on 'Electrophysiol.ogical Studies of Higber Neural Activity"to the conference of the Chinese Society of Physiology. (A-4)

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CH'EN Yao-cbh'. Q 115/5o69/4176) (Eugene Chan)

Boston University, 1929-1934, m~l

I-edicine/0phthalmogo

Chief, Ophtalmology Teaching and Research Section, Chungshan14edlcal College, Canton (A-22)

Headed a group of seven prominent ophthal l~ogists in compilingthe first textbook on ophthalm~oog tbo be published in China. (A-22)

CHIN Yin-ch'ang (6855/5593/2490)

University of California, .9143-1919 PhD

Pharmacology

Institute of Materia Medica, Chinese Academ~y of Medical Sciences(A-44)

Presented a paper, "Problems of Synergi.sm and Antagonism in Pay-chopharmacoloy" to a conference of the Chinese Society of Physioloti .(A-144)

Presented a report, '211e Significance of Research on the lechanism,or Drug Effectiveness in Directing the Search for New Medicined," to acorference on pharmcol.ogy. (D-1)

CHU1 FP-t ax* (6175/4395/2768)

Harvard Uniiversity

Pediatrics

Participated in a demnsntration supporting Cuba. (A-76)

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Cr= Hs ien- i (2612/2609/1744)

Medicine

President, Tientsin MXdical University (C-2)

Led several groVps in endccrinoloiD reseach. (C-2)

CMG ui-la (645/1920/3482) (c H. L.)

New York State University, 1929, MD; London School of TropicalMedicine, DTM

Tropical Diseases

Director, Peiping Sino-Soviet Friendbhkp Hospital (A-49)

Attended the ceyemony at which Chta-e u 'vas appointed a foreignacademicox of the AcadenW of Medical ' USSR. (A-33)

Discovered a new type of lung ' ..uxe, the Szechwan lung fluke.(A-4i9)

Attended a party celebrating Chinese medical accoupisaments during1962. (A-89)

NG Te-p'ei (7458/1795/10 4)

Univenit' of Chicaso 1929-1930, MS; London University, 1930-1933,PhD

Phys iology

Vice-President, East China Branch, Chinese AcadeW of Sciences(A-44)

Responsible person, Shanghai Branch, Chinese Academy of Sciences(A-52)

Vice-President of Sino-Soviet Friendship Association, Shanghai (A-15)

Prt rated I report, "Prgress in Oeural europysluogy," to the con-ference of the ainese Society of Physiolog. (A-U.)

Conted on the launching ot Soviet spae ships Vostok 3 and 4. (A-52)

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oU Pao-chang (0186/1405/3864)

Ge rzan, US

Pathologist

Vice-President, China Medical tkaiversity (A-36)

Attended the ceremony at which Huang Chia-ssu was appointed a foreignacademician of the Acaden of Medical Sciences (ISSR. (A-33)

Attended a party celebrating Chinese accomplishments in medicalsciences during 1962. (A-89)

Hsu Chung-yen (1776/0022/1750)

Medicine


Reported on new advances made in the physiology of the splanchnicnervous system to a conference of the Chinese Society of Physiology. (A-44)

HSU Yin-hsiang (1776/5993/4382)

Medicine

Departmnt of Otorhiopbaryngology, T'ung-jen Hospital, Peiping (A-90)

Removed a sall gl.ass toy from the left bronchial tube of a 9-year-oldchild vithou operating. (A-90)

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Lniversity of Texas, MD

Medicine

Director, Institute of Dermatology and Venereology, Chinese AcadenWof Medical Sciences (A-21)

Participated in a conference on prevention of rrzgworm, 12-17 March1942. (A-21)

HU Mao-lien (5170/2021/5478)

Medicine

Took part in a demonstration protesting US actions in the Cuba crisis.

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HUANG Chia-ssu (7806/1367/7475)

University of Micligan, 1941-1943, MS

Medicine, Chest Surgery (A-89)

Dir-ctor, Chinese Acadewr of Medical Sciences (A-33)

Appointed a foreign academician by the Presidium of the Academr ofMedical Sciences USSR. (A-33)

Attended the Eight International Cancer Conference in Moscow. (A-43)

Presented a report on the International Cancer Conference to a con-ference of the Chinese Medical Association. (A-67)

Attended a party celebrating Chinese accomplishments in medicalsciences during 1962. (A-89)

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SIChien-lung (2496/6015/7893)

Medicine

Vice-rresident, Hunan Medical College (A-44)

Presented a report on recent developments in the study of the physiologyof the blood tv a conference of the Chinese Society of Physiology. (A-44)

KAO I-sheng (7559/1837/3932)

Great Britain, 1958-1949; Japan

Phanacology

Deputy Director, Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica, Chinese Academyof Sciences (A-37)

Affiliated with East China Branch, Chinese Acade~m of Sciences (A-75)

Research on anticancer drugs. (A-37)

Participated in a group letter of support for Cuba. (A-75)

Recruited research (graduate] students to the Chinese Acadenw ofSciences iinstitutes in the Shanghai area. (B-1)

KU) Ping-k'uan (6753/4426/14l01)

University of Vienna, 1928-1932, MD

Medic ine/0phthal ology


Participated vith six other prominent opbatalmologste in compilingthe first textbook on ophthalmology to be published in China. (A-22)

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LmN Ch 'iao-chih (2651/1564/446W LIM4 IKa-ti

Obstetrics/ynecology

Member, Executive comittee, IWo~n's Federation of China (A-8)

ie'.ogyVice-Chalzman, Third Comittee, Peiping People's Political. consultative44) conference (A-87)

Atteded ceremony at which Huang Cbia-ssu Was appointed a fore igniacadeiniciaa of the Academy of Medical Sciences USrM. (A-33)Attended a party celebrating Chinese accomplishments in mdca. sciencesduring 1962. (A-89)

lenyLIU Chia-ch' i (0491/1367/3823)

Med.ne/Ophthamoloy

T5) Professor., Peking Medical College (A-22)Participate~d w-th six other prominent ophthalmologists in comiing thefirst teictbook, on ophth&1nology to be publitahed in China. (A-22)

Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research, NY, c1925; Courtauld Institute,Middlesex Hospital, England, c1927

Medicine

Peiping Hajeb-ho Hospital (A-44)

Presented a report on endocrine physiology to the conference, of theChinese Society of Pbysiology. (A-44)

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MAO Wen-shu (3029/2429/2579)

Medic ine/phthalmology

Professor, (7hungshan Medtcal College, Canton (A-22)

Participated with six other prominent ophthalmologists in publishing thefirst textbook on ophthalmology to be published in China. (A-22)

NIEH Ch'uan-hsien (51-19/04 94/0443 )

Medic ine/Ophthalmo ogy

Professor, Shanghai Second Medical College (A-22)

Participated with six other prominent ophthalmologists in couiling thefirst textbook on ophthalmology to be published in China. (A-22)

PI Hua-te (3968/5478/1795)

Medic ine/Ophthalmology

Professor, Peking Medical College (A-22)

Participated with six other prominent ophthlmologists in compiling thefirst textbook on ophvalmology to be publiahed in China. (A-22)

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ShM Cni-ch'un (3088/7221/2504) (Shen T. C. R.)

Belgium

Physiology


Presented a report, "Sensory Reflex Problems Related to Chemistry," atthe conference of the Chinese Society of Physiology. (A-44)

SHMN K'o-fei (3088/0344/7236) (SE= James K.)

Western Reserve University, 1924, MD

Surgery (A-75)

V ce-president, Shanghai First Medical College (A-75)

Took part in a demonstration supporting Cuba's resistance to the US.(A-75)

Edited Wai-k'o Hsueh (Surgery) and Wai-k'o Shou-shu Esueb (Surgical

Operations). (A-93)

T'AO Shou-chi (7118/1108/3217)

Medicine/Cardiology

Coauthor of Shih-yung Hin-tsang Ping-hsush (Practical Cardiology).(A-12)

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TS*AI Ch'iao (5591/5062)

UniVersity of Chicago, 1924, PMd; University of London, 1931

Physiology

Reported onlimitat ions of the electroencepbalogrsii method of studyingneural activity at a conference of the Chinese Society of Physiology. (A-414)

TLUG Ch 'enZ-lnnmg (5516/2110/3809)

Medicine/Cardiology

Coauthor of Shih-zung flsin-tsang Ping-houeh (Practical Cardiology).(A-12)

WANG Chih-chun (3769/1807/0971)

University of llinois, 1947-19c.0, PhD

Physiology

Professor, Peking Medical College (A-44)

Presented a report on digestive pbysiology to the conference of the

Chinese Society of 1Physiology. (A-44)

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WU Huan-nsing (0702/2719/52 81)

Belgium; London, c1943

Medicine, Oncology

Director, Cander Hospital of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciencesn-g (-8

(A-44) (-8Presented a report to a conference of the Chinese Medical Association

on the Eighth Interantiona. Cancer Conference (A-67)

WTJ Ying-k' ai (0702/5391/1.956)

Washington University Medical School 19142-1944

Medicine/Chest Surgery (A-82)

Aftiliated with Fou-vai Hospital, Chinese Acadeiqr of Medical Sciences(A-82)

Presented a report to a conference of the Chinese Medical Assoicationon the Eighth International Cancer Conference. (A-67)

Attended the cere ny at which L~uang Chia-ssu was appointed a foreignacademician of the Academy of Medical Sciences USSR. (A-33)

YU Ai-feng (0358/7224/1496)

Medicine/Obstetrics

Director, Department of Obstetrics, Affiliated Hospital, Tientsin

Medical University (A-26)

Member, National People's Congress (A-26)

Research in female endocrines, successful transplants of ovarits. (A-26)

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B. Biological Sciences

CAC SA -uan (6392/o81o/2970)

Cornell University, 1937-1939, MS, PhD

Entomology

Vice-president, South China Agricultural College (B-II) Deputy Chair-man, Board of Directors, China Plant Protection Society (A-48)

CM3N Cho-p'O (1.6T5/8743/0980)

Botany (A-T)

Deputy Chief, Liaison Bureau, Chinese AcadeW of Sciences (A-29)

cu si (2612/3156)

Biology

Member of Committee, Department of Biology, CAS (A-45)

Director, Institute of Experimental Biology, CAS (A-45)

Member, National People's Congress (A-45)

Died 24 juy 1962. (A-45)

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CHU Yuan-ting (2612/0337/7844)

University of Michigan, 1934, PMD

Zoology

Director, Shanghai Institute of Aquatic Products, Chinese Academy ofSciences (A-16)

President, Shanghai College of Aquatic Products (A-10)

Presented a paper on classification of Chinese marine fish at a na-tional conference on matine biology. (A-35)

Contributed to a work on classification of Chinese Sciaenoid fish.(A-10)

Over the past several years, carried on continuous research and writ-ing of -..veral works on classification of fish. (A-14)

Works with two research assistants, LO Yun-lin (5012/0061/2651) andWU Han-lin (0124/3352/7207). (A-16)

CHUANG Hsiao-hui (5445/1321/1920)

Zoology

Deputy Director, Institute of Experimeatal Biology, Chinese Academy ofSciences (A-57)

Affiliated with East China Branch, CAS (A-75)


Recruited research [graduate] students to the Chinese Academy of Sci-ences institutes in the Shanghai area. (B-I)

HU Chi, i-ang (51To/4544/5328)

Texas A and M, 1936, MS

Agri- alture

Vice-Chairman, Board of Directors, Chinese Society of Crop Production(A-l)

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Deity Directur, Institute of Cotton, Chinese Academy of AgriculturalSciences (B-2)

Directed the successful experimental planting oi Hai-tao (Sea Island;a type of cotton originally grown in the West Indies] cotton in the YellowRiver cotton growing area. (B-2)

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alaiHU Hsien-su (5l70/031/JJ525)

Harvard University, 19241-925, MS, USc

nd; Botany-ow

Classified and assigned a scientific name to a new species of wildoil-bearing planit discovered in 1959, the Yu-plo (311312613). (A-34)

HUANG Chen-hsiang (T806/2823/4382)

Microbiology'

Professor, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences (C-6)

Demonstrated in protest against US actior. in the Cuba crisis. (C-6)

LINI Jung (2651/6954)

University of Paris, 1930, PhD

BotarW

Member of departmental ccxmittee, Chinese Academy of Sciences (A-51)

Deputy Director, Deph.rtment of Biological Sciences, Chinese Academy ofSciences (A-51)

Deputy Director, Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences (A-li)

Praised the accomplishmnents of Soviet space chots Vostok 3 and 4. (A-51)

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Ma Shih-chun (7456/0013/7486)

University of Utah, 1948-1950, MS, PhD

Entomology

Affiliated with the locust laboratory, Institute of Zoology, ChineseAcademy of Sciences (A-40)

MAO Shou-pai (3029/1343/4101)

Zoology

Member, Institute of Parasitology, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences(A-12)

Author of a paper titled "Research on Extermination of Water Snails."fA-12)

Attended Conference on Schistosomiasis in Cairo. (A-21)

FBI Shih-chang (6296/2511F/3864)

llunich University, Pi)

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Director, Institute of Biophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences (A-39)

VicA-Chairman, Editorial Committee, Scientia Sinica (E-l)

Denounced US high-altitude nuclear testing. (A-39)

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SHEN T'ung (3088/0681)

Cornell University, 1939, PhD

Physiology, Biochemistry

Professor at Peking University (A-28)!se

Visiting lecturer at Chung-shan University, spoke on "Problems ofBiophysics, Biochemistry, and Biophilosophy." (A-28)

T'AN Chia-chen (6151/1367/2E23)

California Institute of Technology, c1936 , PhDmnces

Biology

s." Vice President, Fvtan University (A-54)

Praised the launching of Soviet space ships Vostok 3 and 4. (A-54)

T'ANG P'ei-sung (3282/0160/2646)

Johns Hopkins University, 1928-193C, PhD

Biology

Deputy Director, Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences (A-79)39)

Affiliated with Peiping Plant Physiology Laboratory, Chinese Academy ofSciences (E-4)

Coauthor of "The Role of Host Respiration in Tobacco Mosaji VirusHultiplication (E-4)

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TSIAI Hsu (559)12485)

Agriculture/Wheat (A-73)

Vice-Chairman, Board of Directors, Chinese Societ;y of Crop Production

(A-i)

Director, Agriculture Department, Peking Agricultural University (A-85)

Participated in a conference at which Chou En-lai called on scientific

workers to strengthen research in agriculture. (A-73)

Participated in a demonstration supporting Cuba. (A-76)

T'UNG Ti-chcu (454714574/0719)

Brussels University, Belgium, 1931-1934 DSc

Biology

Member, departmental committee, Chinese Academy of Sciences (A-53)

Chairman, Department of Biology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (A-53)

Member of the standing committee, China Democratic League (A-53)



WANG Chia-chi ('769/1367/2F13)

University of Pennsylvania, 192e, PhD

Biolog'/yydrobl ology

Chairman, Wuhan bra.r c, Chiu-:ai Society (A-6)

Agronovy

Director, Ariculture Department, Peking Agricultural College (A-94)

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C. Chemistry

CHANG Ta-yu (1728/1129/3558)

)n Dresden University. PhD

Chemistry/Coal Chems try

'35) Attended a conference on coal chemistry held by the Department ofTechnical Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences. (A-71)

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CH'EIN T'ien-ch'ih (7115/1131/3069)

Louisiana State University, 1946-1949, PhD

Chemistry

Proxdssor, Nan-k'ai University (A-77)

Directed the organic phosphorous laboratory at Nan-k'ai University insynthesizing more than 100 kinds of organophosphorous compounds. (A-77)

Directed the preparation of a paper, "Research in OrganophosphorousInsecticides," delivered to a scientific conference at Nan-k'ai University.(A-84)

FU Ying (0265/7751)

University of Michigan, 1923-1928, PhD

Chemistry/Colloidal Chemistry (A-10)

Vice-President, Peking University (A-23)

Member, Editorial Committee, Scientia Sinica (E-l)

Presented a basic course in chemical thermodynamics for young istruc-tors at Pekl.ng University. (A-30)

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HLANG Ming-lung (7006/7686/7893)

University uf Berlin, 1924, PhD; Harvard University Medical School,1nVL6-1949

Cheaistry

Affiliated with Institute of Organic Chemistry, Chinese Academy ofSciences, Shanghai (A-80)

Author of article, "Strengthen Research Work, Raise the AcademicLevel." (A-20)

Research on the synthesis of cortisone and other pharmaceuticals.(A-O)

Recruited research LraduatJ students to the Chinese Academy ofSciences Institute in the Shanghai area. (B-1)

Presented a report, "Changes in the Structure of Steroidal Hormones,"to a conference of the Pharmaceutical Society of China. (D-12)

HUANG Yao-ts'eng (7806/3o69/2582)

Chemistry

Recruited research graduate students to the Chinese Academy ofSciences institutes in the Shanghai area. (B-l)

LU Chia-hsi (4151/0657/6932)

London University, PhD; University of California; California Istituteof Technology

Physical Chemistry

President, Foochow University (A-2b)

Visiting Lecturer at Chung-shat, a.versity, spoke on research directionsin structural anailysis and physical chemistry. (A-28)

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NIEH Heng-.ui (5119/1854/6904)

Chemistry/Coal Chemistry (A-71)

Attended a conference on coal chemistry held by the Department ofTechnical Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences. (A-71)

TS'AO T'ien-ch'in (2580/1131/2953)

Cambridge University, 1946-1947

Biochemistry

Deputy Director, Institute of Biochemistry, Chinese AcadeN, ofSciences (B-I)

Recruited two research Lgraduate7 students to his institute. (B-1)

Author of "Advances in Protein Chemistry." (D-9)

WANG Yin-jen (3076/1377/0086)

Chemistry, Coal Chemistry (A-71)

Att-nded a conference on coal chemistry held by the Department ofTechrical Scien.zes, Chinese Acadery of Sciences. (A-71)

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Cambridge University, 1938-1945, PhD

Biochemistry

Director, Institute of Biochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences (-52)

Affiliated with the East China Branch, Chinese Academy of Sciences(A-75)

Author of "Several Important Directions in the Sphere of the BasicTheory of Biochemistry." (D-9)

Commented on the launching of Soviet space ships Vostok 3 and 4. (A-52)

Participated in a group letter in support of Cuba. (A-75)

WANG Yu (3076/3731)

University of Munich, 1935-1938

Chemistry

Recruited research graduate7 students to the Chinese Academy ofSciences institutes in the Shanghai area. (B-1)

YANG Shih-hsien (2799/4258/0341)

Yaln University, 1931, PhD

Chemistry

President, Nan-k'ai University (A-77)

Member of Departmental Committee, Chinese Academy of Sciences (A-9)

Research in organophosphorous compounds as insecticides. (A-9)

Trained a protegee, Ch'en Ch'ing-.aa (7115/19V7/54?07). (A-9)

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-rected the organic phosphorous laboratory at Na-k'ai Unversitin synthesizing more than 100.kinds of organophosphorous compounds. (A-7?)Directed the preparation of a paper, "Research in OrganophosphorousInsecticides," delivered to a scientific conference at Nan-k'ai University.

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YEN Tung-sheng (0917/2639/3932) (Yet Andrew)

University of Illinois, 19049, PhD

Chemical Eri,,ineering

Recruited research.graduate students to the Chinese Academy ofSciences institutes in the Shanghai area. (B-1)

YIN Hung-chang (3009/1347/4545)

California Institute of Technology, 1937, PhD

Biochemistry/Plant Physiology

Aff-liated with East China Branch, Chinese Academy of Scienc,-s (A-75)

Institute of Plant Physiology, Chinese Academy of Scineces, Shanghai(E-5)

Author of Tao. Mai Ch'un-t'i Yen-chiu Lur.-wen Chi (Collection ofResearch Papers on Paddy and Wheat Colonies). (D-27


Coauthor of "Studies on Photophosphorylation: III.

Phosphorylation of Chloroplasts in Flashing Light." (E-5)

Author of "The Present Circumstances and Future Development of Ex-

perimental Biology." (A-91)

YU Hung-cheng (5713/1347/2973)

Chemistry

Director, Departmnent of Soil.3 and Agrochomistry, Northwest Aricultural

Colleeo (A-70)

Director, Northwest Institute of lqrobiology, Chinese Academoy of

Sciences (A-70)

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CHIRN Chien-kung (7115/1696/0501)

Institute of Advanced Studies, Princeton University, 1947-1948

Mathematics

Vice-president, Hang-chou University (B-9)

Member, departmental committee, Chinese Academy of Sciences (B-9)

CHIAM Tse-han (3o68/3419/3211)

Harvard University, PhD

Mathemat: :s

Vice-President, China Mathematics Society (A-69)

Devoted time to popularization of mathematics among middle schoolstudents. (A-50)

Spoke at a meeting commemorating the 300th anniversary of the deathof French Mathematician Pascal. (A-69)

HI=K Ch'ing-lai (3574/1987/0171)

University of Paris, 19 3 4, nfc

Mathematics

Institute of Mathematics, Chinese Academy of Sciences (A-61)

Memier, national ccm~ittee, Chinese People's Political ConsultativeConference (A-61)

Directed his protegee, 1958 graduate HO Yu-t-au (Ol49/5148/6363), inhis work on a raper concerned vith functions and A 2 multiple values oftheir deri-ativee. (A-10)

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MUA o-keng (5450/5012/1649)

Cambridge University, 1935-1936, D c

Mathemutics

Director, Institute of Mathematics, Chinese Academy of Sciences (A-28)

Vice-President, China University of Science and Technology (A-5)

Standing Comittee member, China Democratic League (A-53)

Chairman, Committee for the Peiping Mathematics Ccmpetition (A-28)


Visiting lecturer at Chung-shan University, spoke on "Study Methods."(A..28)

Praised the launching of Soviet Space ships Vostok 3 and 4. (A-53)

Took part in the production of educational films. (A-79)

Wrote article on self-study. (B-1)

Delivered lectures on natural science to young people in the Peipingarea. (B-4)

Coauthor of Chi-fen te Chin-ssu Chi-suan (Approximate Calculationof Integrals). (D-2)

SU Pu-ch'ing (5685/2975/7230)

Tokyo Imperial University, BA, MhD

Math-maties

Professor, Fu-tan Ur4versity (A-10)

Vice-President, Fu-twn University ( -17)

Member of iepartmental comittee, Chinese Acadc. of Sciences (A-51)

Author of Hslen-tai Wei-fen Chi-ho Ilsueh Kai-lun (Sumsary of ModernDifferential Geometry). (D-2)

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Author of "Research on the Theory of Conjugate Networks for HigherOrder Projected Spaces." (A-ic)

Visiting Lecturer at Chung-shan University, spoke on "Problems ofTraining Instructors." (A-28)


TUAN Hsueh-fu (3008/0553/1788)

Princeton University, 1943-1945, PhD

Mathematics

Director, Department of Mathematics and Mechanics, Peking University(A-65)

De%.;ted time to popularization of mathematics a=ong middle schoolstudent. (A-50)

Attended a meeting comemorating the 300th anniversary of the deathof French mathematician Pascal. (A-69)

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CHANG Kuo-fan (1728/0948/5672)

Germany

Physics

President, Tientsin University (A-66)

Chairman, Tientsin Scientific and Technical Association (A-83)

Deputy Mayor, Tientsin (A-83)

Expressed enthusiasm for the flight of the Soviet space ships Vostok3 and 4. (C-3)

CHAO Chiu-chang (6392/0016/4545)

1946 University of Berlin, 1937, PhD; Massachusetts Institute of Technology,

Physics (A-63)

Member of departmental committee, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Director, Institute of Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences (A-39)

Praised launching of Soviet space ships Vostok 3 and 4. (A-51)

Presented a report on the theory of magnetic storms to a meeting ofsolar physicists and geophysicists. (A-68)

Delivered lectures on natual science to young people of the Peipingarea. (B-4)

cHAo Chung-yao (6392/1813/1o 3)

California Institute of Technolog, 1930, PhD, University of Halle,Ge.-many, c 1941-1942

Nuclear Physics (A-7)

Deputy Director, Institute of Atomic Energy, Chinese Academy of Sci-ences (A-la)

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CH'IEN San-ch'iang (6929/0005/1730)

Institute of Radium, University of Paris, 1943, PID

Physics/Nuclear Physics

Director, Institute of Atomic Energy, Chinese Academy of Sciences,(c-5)

Delivered lectures on natural science to young people of the Peipingarea. (B-4)

Held a party to welcome two Danish physicists visiting China. (C-5)

CHOU Pei-yuan (0719/ll/3293)tDk

California Institute of Technology, 1928, PhD

Physicu, Mechanics

Secretary, Chinese Scientific and Technical Association (A-7),logy, Vice-President, Peking University (A-13)

Member, departmental committee, Chinese Academy of Sciences (A-51)

Author of "The Significance of the Theory of Relativity to NaturalScience." (C-4)

".39) Delivered an address on "The Objectives and Tasks of Higher Education"to the International Conference on. HiGher Education in Moscow. (B-5)

)f Attended farewell party for Yasui Kaoru, director of Japanese Societyfor Ab- 'shment of Atomic and Iydrogen Dombs. (A-2)

.ng His assistant is Shih HIsun-f~ng (2508/6113/0474), a young instructorIn the Fluid Mechanics TrachinG and Research Section, PeulinG University.(A-30)

Praised the launching of Soviet space shipr Vostok 3 and 4. (A-51)

Led a Chinese delegation to the Seventh Congress of the World Federa-tion of Scientific Worke rs in Moscow. (A-71)

Delivered lectures on natural science to youne people in the Peipingarea. (D-4,)

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Led a scientific delegation to the conference of Albanianstudies in Tirana. (C-7)

CHOW T'ung-ch'ing (0719/0681/1987)

Princeton University, 1929-1933, PhD

Physics

Coauthor of Shou-k 'ung Jo-ho Fan-ying (Controlled ThermonuclearReaction), published in Shanghai. (B-3)

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IISU Kuo-pao (6079/0948/020-2)

Physics

Couuthor of Shou-k'ung Jo-ho Fan-ying (Controlled Thermonuclear Roac-tion), published in Shanghai. (B-3)

HUAXG K'un (7806/2492)

Bristol University (England), 1945, PhD

Electronics

Deputy Director,

Physics Department, Peking University (A-4)

Author of the article "Introduction to the Physical Theory of Semi-conductors " (C-1)

KIJO Thng-huai (6753/3057/2037)

California Institute of Technology, 1941-1945, PhD

Physi cs

Mesher of departmental cocittee, Chinese Academay of Sciences (A-5l)

Deputy Director, Institute of Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences(A-5l)

Member, Edittoria~l Committee, Scientis Sinica (E-1)

Commented on and praised Soviet apce feats. (A-51)

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IU Hac-fu (4151/7729/4811)

University of Minnesota, 1937-1941, PhD

Physics

Coauthor of Shou-k'ung Jo-ho Fan-ying (Congrolled Thermonuclear Reac-tion), published in ShanLhni. (1-3)

MI Chen-yueh (Z,'24/6966/14 7 1)

Nuclear Physics

Author of Yuan-tzu-ho Wu-li Hsueh (Atomic Physics). (D-4)

SHIH Ju-wei (2457/3o67/3634)

Yale University, 1931-1934, PhD

Physics

Director, Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences A-76)

Participated in a demonstration supportirg Cuba. (A-76)

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WU Yu-hsun (0702/2539/6064.)


X-Ray, Optics

2ac- Vice-President, Chinese Academy of Sciences (A-7)

Chairman, Editorial Committee, Scientia Sinica (E-1)


YM Chi-tz'u (0917/3144/1964)

University of Paris, 1925-1927, Wc

Niuclear Physics

Chairman, Department of Tecimical Sciences, Chincos Academy of Sci-ences, (A-I(r)

Vice-President, China Scientific and Technical University (A-1O)

Chairman, Peiping Branch, Chiu-san Society (A-66)

DeDuty Chairman, Chiu-san Society (13-8)



Delivered a lecture on physics and optics to young people of thePeiping area. (D-4)

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F. Engineering and Metallury'

CILr.. Wzi (,_,28j"-;850)

Civil Engineering

Vice-President, Tsinghua Univrsity (A-7)

CIV'IEl Hsueh-sn (6929/1331/2773) TSIEN Hsue-sen

California Institute of Technology, 1937-1939, PhD

Aeronautical and Jet Propulsion Engineering

Chairman, Board of Dirc-cto,'s, Chinese Society of Mechanics (B-7)

Member', Doard of Directors, Chinese Society of Automation (D-3)

Meber, Editorial Comittec, Scientia Sinica (E-l)

Dii'ector, Institute of Mechanics, Chincse Academy of Sciences (E-2)

Delivered lectures on natural science to young people of the Peipingaia.:. (n- 1,)

Dclivercd an address to the conference on Goner'al mechanics of thuChinesc Society of Mechanics. (D-7)

I CHO U Mihi-hung (0719/1&)7/131:7)

flarvard UnivCrsity, 1923, P1D

1kIctalluri~

ofe:;o', Chiao-tung Univ rsity, Shanghai (C-6)

Ld Chiao-t'ung University students in a demonstration protustir USactions in t- Cuba crisis. (C-6)

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CHIU Wu-hua (2612/3670/5478)

Harvard University, MS

Rladio Engineering (C-6)

Vice-President, Chiao-t'ung University, SIhar.1hai (C-6)

Led Chiao-t'ung University students in a demonstration protesting US

actionL; In thc Cuba crisis. (C-6)

LI U1sun (2621/5651)

Metallurgy

Director, Institute of Metals, Chinese Academy of Sciences (A-31)

Spok . ' a Join~t confer :nce of the Institute o' Metals and the Instit-ute of Forestry on m,.ods of research. (A-31)

IU 1Hsien chou (0491/0103/J3166) (IU Chen-hua)

University of London, c1920, PtD

Mccll~znical Engineering

Professor, Tsinghua University (A-86)

Author of Ciuna-kuo Ku-tai T ;ai Nuna-yell Chi-hi,.ch FaxZ-micn te ±2a-ming(Invention of ! cultural machin,!:y in Ancient China) (-s

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LO0 Ming-yu (5012/24914/876.2) [may be LO Ming-lu (5012/2494/1774)]

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, !1932,MS; London University

Civil Lngineering, Architecture (A-3)

President, South China Engineering College (A-3)

WU Tzu-liang (0702/5261/5328)

Carnegie Institute of Technology, 1944-1948, PhD

Metallurgy

Recruited research [graduate] students to the Chinese Academy ofSciences institutes in the Shanghai area. (B-1)

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CHANG Yu-che (1728/687?/0772)


Astronomy

Member od departmental committee, Chinese Academy of Sciences (A-51)

Director, Purple Mountain Observatory, Chinese Academy of Sciences(A-51)

Chairman, Board of Directors, Chinese Astronomy Society (P-80)

Commented on launching of Soviet space ships Vostok 3 and 4. (A-51)

Prese., ed a report, "Research on Observations of Seven Variable Aste-roids," to the annual conference of the Astronomical Society of China.(A-59)

CHU K'o-chen (4555.0668/2823) (Chu Co ching)

Harvard University, 1915-1918, MA, PhD

Me teorology

Vice-President, Chinese Academy of Sciences (A-70)

Vice-Presidnet, Chinses Scientific aind Technical Association (A-?)

Honorary Chairman, Board of Directors, Meteorological Society ofChina (D-9)

Attended joint Sino-Soviet conference on the Heilungkiarg River Basin.(A-95)

Author of "Historical Cycles in World Climate." (E-3)

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FEI Wen-chung (2431/2429/0022)

Anthropology (A-28)

Member, Board of Directors, Chinese Society of Paleontology (D-10)

Visited Chung-shan University to present a lecture on anthropology.(A-28)

Visited Shansi University to lecture on the present circumstances anddirection of development of anthropology. (A-78)

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HSIUNG I (3574/3015)

University of Wisconsin, 1951, PhD

Pedology.

8 Deputy Director, Institute of Soils, Chinese Academy of Sciences (A-92)

Led a team investigatingslaination of soil in Honan, Shantung, andKiangsu. (A-56)

HUANG Chi-ch'ing (7806/3078/3237)

Neuchatel University, Switzerland, 1935, PhD

Geology, Architectonics (A-41)

Affiliated with Research Academy of Geology, Ministry of Geology (A-41)

Research in movements of the earth's crust from the viewpoint of multi-ple cycles. (A-41)

JUNG Keng (1369/1649)

Archaeology

Professor, Chung-shan University, Canton (A-24)

Author of Shang. Chou I T'ung-k'ao (Encylcopedia of Vases if theShang and Chou Dynasties), prepared to revise it in 1962. (A--

Author of Yin, Chou Ch'ing-t'ung Ch'i T'ung-lun (Principles of Yinand Chou Dynasty Bronze Vessels), revised in 1958. (A-24)

Led a 4-month expedition to examine bronzes in north, east and south-central China and gather data for revision of his book. (A-55)

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MS

Mineralogy

Deputy Director, Research Acader of Geology, Ministry of Geology(A-16)

Member, Editorial Committee, Scientia Sinica (E-l)

Spoke at a celebration of the 40th anniversary of the GeologicalSociety of China. (A-16)

Research on ore formation and enrichment of ore through sedimentation.(A-41)

SHANG Ch'eng-tso (0794/2110/4373)

Archaeology

Direcotr, Chinese Language Department, Chung-shan University (B-6)

SUN Yun-chu (1327/7189/6999)

University of California, 1949-1952, PhD

Paleonte'.ogy

Deputy Director, Research Academy of Geology, I.1inistry of Geology (A-16)

Member, Board of Directors, Chinese Society of Paleontology (D-10)

Spoke at a celebration of the 40th anniversary of the GeologicalSociety of China. (A-16)

Author of an article "Problems of Differentiating Chinese CambraioPeriod Strata." (A-41)

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University of Lyons, 1928-1931, PhD

Geology

Chairman, Board of Directors, Chinese Society of Paleontology (A-64)


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Chang Ch'ang-shao Pharmacology 3Chang Hsi-chun Physiology 3Chang Hsiang-t'ung Physiology. 3Chang Hsiao-ch'ien Internal Medicine 4Chang Hsiao-lou Ophthalmology 4Chang Kuo-far.-. Physics 31Chang Ta-ya Chemistry 22Chang Wei Civil Engineering 37Chang Yu-che Astronomy 40Chao Chiu-chang PhysicsChao Chung-yao Ph.-sics 31Chao I-ping Physiology 4C .ao Shan-huan Entomology 15Ch'en Chien-kung Mathematics 28Ch'en T'ien-ch'ih Chemistry 22.Ch'en Yao-chen Ophthalmology 5Chiang Tse-han Ma'aiematics 28Chieh Cho-p'o Botany 15Ch'ien Hsueh-sen Aeronautical Engineering 37Ch'len San-ch'iang Physics 32Chin Yin-ch'ang Pharmacology 5Chou Chih-hung Metallurgy 37Chou P' ei-yuan Physics 32Chou T'ung-ch'ing Physics 33Chou Fu-t' ang Pediatrics 5Chu Hsi Biology 15Chu Hsien-i Medicine 6Chu K'o-chen Meteorology 40Chu Wu-hua Radio Engineering 38Chu Yuan-ting Zoology 16Chuang Hsiao-hui Zoology 16Chung Hui-lan Tropical Diseases 6Fei Wen-chung Anthropology 41Fang Te-p'ei Physiology 6Fu Ying Chemstr, 22Hou Pao-chang PathologNsiung Ch'ing-lai NathematicsHsiung I Pedology 42dSu Chung-yen Medicine 7Hsu Kuo-pao Physics 34Hsu Yin-hsiang Medicine 7Hu Ching-liang Agri:ulture 16

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Dear Ms. Schoen:

In February of this year, DTIC provided the CIA Declassification Center with a referrallist of CIA documents held in the DTIC library. This referral was a follow on to the list ofNational Intelligence Surveys provided earlier in the year.

We have completed a declassification review of the "Non-NIS" referral list and includethe results of that review as Enclosure 1. Of the 220 documents identified in our declassificationdatabase, only three are classified. These three are in the Release in Part category and may bereleased to the public once specified portions of the documents are removed. Sanitizationinstructions for these documents are included with Enclosure 1.

In addition to the documents addressed in Enclosure 1, 14 other documents were unableto be identified. DTIC then provided the CDC with hard copies of these documents in April 2004for declassification review. The results of this review are provided as Enclosure 2.

We at CIA greatly appreciate your cooperation in this matter. Should you have anyquestions concerning this letter and for coordination of any further developments, please contactDonald Black of this office at (703) 613-1415.

Sincerely,

Sergio N. AlcivarChief, CIA Declassification Center,Declassification Review and ReferralBranch

Enclosures:1. Declassification Review of CIA Documents at DTIC (with sanitization

instructions for 3 documents)2. Declassification Status of CIA Documents (hard copy) Referred by DTIC (with

review processing sheets for each document)

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