| Lu Yongxiang,
vice-chairman of NPC Standing Committee (03/15/2003)
The following is the biographical sketch of Lu Yongxiang, who was
just elected vice-chairman of the Standing Committee of the National
People's Congress (NPC):
Male, born in 1942, of Han nationality, a native of Cixi, Zhejiang
province.
Joined the Communist Party of China (CPC) in 1974 and started to
work in 1964.
Graduated from Machinery Department of Zhejiang University, 1964;
obtained doctorate in Engineering Science at Aachen Industrial University,
Federal Republic of Germany, and, with a postgraduate background,
a doctorate degree and professorship, served as an academician of
both the Chinese Academy of Sciences CAS) and the Chinese Academy
of Engineering (CAE).
Studied the Hydraulic Machinery major at the Faculty of Machinery
Engineering at Zhejiang University in 1959-64 and Worked as assistant
professor and lecturer of the Faculty of Machinery Engineering in
Zhejiang University in 1965-79.
Served successively as lecturer, associate professor, professor,
director of Laboratory of Fluidic Transmission and its Control and
Release; vice-president, president, deputy director of Institute
of Science and Technology; director of Academic Degrees Committee,
and director of Development Commission, of Zhejiang University in
1981-85.
Member of the 2nd Panel of Judges of Academic Degrees Committee
of the State Council; member of National Natural Sciences foundation;
vice-president of Zhejiang Provincial Society of Mechanical Engineering;
vice-president of China Association for Science and Technology (CAST)
in 1985-93.
Vice-President and deputy secretary of Leading Party Members Group
of CAS, and president of Zhejiang University; (academician of Chinese
Academy of Engineering (CAE) in 1994); and member of Academic Degrees
Committee of the State Council in 1993-96.
CAS president and secretary of Leading Party Members' Group since
1997; vice-president of 1st Council of China Overseas Friendship
Association since 1997; member of State Steering Group of Science,
Technology and Education, vice-president of The 3rd World Academy
of Sciences since 1998; vice-chairman of Academic Degrees Committee
of the State Council since January 1999.
Alternate member of 12th and 13th CPC Central Committees; member
of 14th, 15th and 16th CPC Central Committees.
Achieved results in new technology of controlling composition of
electrolyte which won 1st class award for scientific and technical
progress awarded by State Education Commission in 1985; patented
his two-way electrolyte percentage speed-regulating device in Germany
and the United States. Author of paper "Research on Two-Way
Electrolyte Percentage Control Valve."
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