Xu Fuqiang

Male, doctor’s degree, researcher, got bachelor’s degree of Lanzhou University in 1983. Got double doctorates in Chemistry and physiology from University of Kentucky separately from 1994 and 1998; 1998-2001, a postdoctoral fellow of School of medicine, Yale University; 2002-2007, associate research fellow of nuclear magnetic resonance research center, Yale University; from 2007.3 up to present, researcher of Wuhan Institute of Physics and Mathematics, doubling as postdoctoral supervisor and guest researcher of nuclear magnetic resonance research center, Yale University. It mainly uses cerebral function imaging of magnetic resonance, molecular biology and biochemistry and animal behavior to study neurobiology and neurosciences of basic olfactory system, and their relations to serious illness. He had published over 20 works on international academic journal, and IF > 7.5 quoted by others for nearly 100 times. He was selected in “Hundred Talents Program” of CAS in 2007, and won “National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars”.