13 Facts About Dai Chuanzeng

Dai Chuanzeng was a Chinese nuclear physicist who made fundamental contributions to China's nuclear research and industry.

Dai Chuanzeng graduated from the famous Xiaoshi High School in Ningbo.

Dai Chuanzeng studied physics and graduated in 1942 from the National Southwestern Associated University.

Dai Chuanzeng taught as an assistant at NSAU, Sun Yat-sen University and Tsinghua University.

Dai Chuanzeng topped the Sino-British Boxer Indemnity Scholarship Program.

In 1947, Dai Chuanzeng went to study in UK and received PhD from the University of Liverpool.

Dai Chuanzeng was a researcher at the Institute of Modern Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing.

Dai Chuanzeng was the Vice-president, President, Honorary-president of the China Institute of Atomic Energy.

Dai Chuanzeng was a Deputy-director of the State Nuclear Safety and Environmental Control Committee.

Dai Chuanzeng was a director of the Chinese Nuclear Physics Society, an honorary-director of the Chinese Meteorological Society, and the deputy director-general of the Chinese Nuclear Power Society.

Dai Chuanzeng was a senior academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Dai Chuanzeng was a founding father of this field in China.

Dai Chuanzeng's team built the first neutron crystal spectrometer, the first neutron diffractometer, the first zero-energy thermal reactor, the first neutron transmutation doping of monocrystalline silicon, first large-sized electromagnetic separator in China.