Professor Shen Zuyao is a well -known gastrointestinal disease scientist in Hong Kong. In 2003, he had resistant to the front line of Shas and was hailed as Asian heroes with two other Hong Kong doctors.In addition to being appointed as the senior vice president of NTU (health and life science), he will also serve as the president of the former medical school of Nanda Li Guang, and will officially take office on April 1 next year.
Yang Junxin reported
He has been hailed as Asian heroes at the front line of Shats, and Professor Shen Zuyao, former president of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, will be the dean of Li Guangqian Medical College of Nanyang University of Science and Technology to replace Professor Best who is about to retire.
Shen Zuyao, 60, will officially take office on April 1 next year, and there is no limit on the term of this position.He will also be commissioned to the senior vice president of Nanda (Health and Life Science), and is responsible for integrating activities in the field of health, medicine and life sciences in the whole school.
Shen Zuyao is a well -known gastrointestinal disease scientist in Hong Kong. The most well -known achievement is that in 2003, he led medical staff to fight against Sans and was rated as the Asian hero of the year with two other Hong Kong doctors.
From 2010 to 2017, Shen Zuyao served as the seventh principal of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. He is currently a professor of Mo Qingyao Medical Lecture at the Department of Medicine and Drug Therapy of the Department of Medicine and Drug Therapy.
According to a statement issued yesterday, the consulting committee led by the chairman of the Management Committee of Li Guang's former Medical School and the director of the South University Directors Lin Quanbao, after seeking the dean of the world, unanimously recommended Shen Zuyao.
Shen Zuyao will also be awarded a lifelong teaching position of professors of outstanding universities.This is the highest faculty of NTU. It awarded extraordinary academic achievements and these achievements across the fields of multiple disciplines.
Li Guang's former Medical College was founded in 2010 by NTU and Empires of London in 2010 to meet my country's growing health care needs.In 2013, the college recruited the first batch of freshmen, and yesterday also ushered in the eighth session and the largest number of people so far.
Regarding the dean, Shen Zuyao posted on his personal facebook yesterday, emphasizing that he left Hong Kong, and he was by no means switching to the guest team.
He emphasized that there are many similarities and characteristics in Hong Kong and Singapore's education. He hopes to make good use of his work experience and promote the cooperation between education and scientific research in the two places to benefit human health.
Shen Zuyao said: This is a rare opportunity to participate in the development of a young, vibrant medical school, and lead the research of a famous university in the field of life sciences, especially the combination of artificial intelligence and future medicine.
Nanyang University of Science and Technology is a well -known outstanding university in the world. In recent years, it has become the top university in the world. It is an ideal platform for developing medical artificial intelligence. It cooperates with my research interest.
Professor James Best, the current dean of Li Guang, will retire as the dean of nearly seven years.He looks forward to paying a stick to Shen Zuyao next year, and has confidence that Shen Zuyao will be able to further consolidate the strength of the medical school.
He said in his statement: Professor Shen has excellent leadership experience in the field of medical research and higher education.His outstanding international career has won respect and praise for his visionary academic leader.
NTU also emphasized in the statement that Shen Zuyao is familiar with the medical care and education system in the region. He has served as the board of directors of the State University of Singapore and a member of the Council of Melbourne University.
