吴瑞奖学金 吴瑞教授（1928—2008），国际著名生物学家，在二十世纪七十年代发明了 DNA 测序的第一种方法，晚年专注于水稻基因工程研究。吴瑞教授一生致力于促进亚洲科学研究工作的发展，并于1982年在中国创建了生物学领域的国家公派留美CUSBEA（即中美生物化学与分子生物学博士研究生）项目。CUSBEA项目历时8年，共选派了422名优秀学生赴美攻读博士学位。CUSBEA项目同时也推动了中美两国在生命科学研究领域中的学术交流。 吴瑞纪念基金会（RWMF）设立“吴瑞奖学金”，旨在鼓励博士研究生努力将自己塑造成未来生命科学领域的学术带头人，同时也纪念吴瑞教授在培养中国新一代生物学家方面所做出的杰出贡献。吴瑞奖学金至今已颁发逾五十人次。 奖励 ：包含奖金三千元美金、奖章、奖状及证书。 获 奖人可向 吴瑞纪念基金会 申请与专业发展有关的旅费资助。 获 奖人在其科学生涯中如有需向资深研究人员寻求咨询， 吴瑞纪念基金会 将帮助联系。 本奖项可每年颁发十人次以上 (对以往 获 奖人缺少地区的入围者给予优先考虑）。 选拔标准 ：吴瑞奖学金奖励从事生命科学领域的 ， 有创新性、独立思考能力和专注奉献精神的博士研究生。 选拔条件 ：在中国大陆、香港、澳门、台湾及新加坡的大学或研究所攻读博士学位的在读学生均可提出申请。 在提交申请书截止日期之前，该生必须已经获得博士生资格。 提名 ：申请人应由 本 人导师提名。提名人须是高级研究人员，并且仍活跃在科学研究的第一线。 需要提交的材料 ：拟申请当年”吴瑞奖学金”的申请人须在申请截止日期之前提交下列材料 : 1. 申请书：登陆吴瑞纪念基金会官网下载 （ http://www.raywumemorialfund.org/application_process.php ） ，中文或英文填写。 申请书须由申请人当前所在单位的学院院长或研究所所长亲笔签名，以确认所提交全部材料内容属实且有效 ； 2. 限两页纸的自我介绍（中英文均可），内容主要阐述本人攻读博士学位的动机、 对目前所在研究领域的理解、以及对未来职业生涯的设想； 3. 目前研究工作的进展状态小结（限三页纸，并列主要参考文献）； 4. 研究生学习阶段的课程成绩单； 5. 已发表著作的名录。 6. 两篇代表著作的复印件。 7. 已获奖励或荣誉称号证书复印件。 请将以上七项文件合并成为一个 PDF 文件（小于10M）,文件命名(必须用英文)为： Familyname_Givenname_ RWP2014.pdf ( 例如： Chen_Xiaohua_RWP2014.pdf ) ，点 击 0nline Submission 在 线 提交。 8. 提名人的推荐信一封，以及了解申请人科研工作的其他高级研究人员的推荐信两封。三封推荐信由推荐人密封后直接邮寄给： 吴艳博士 北京大学理科4号楼 生命科学学院319室 77#信箱 中国 北京100871 或发送邮件至： raywuprize@pku.edu.cn 推荐信命名(必须用英文)为： Familyname_Givenname_ RWP2014_letter1 (2 or 3).pdf ( 例如： Chen_Xiaohua_RWP2014_letter1.p df) 2014 “吴瑞奖学金”申请的时间安排 提交申请材料截止日期：2014年 3 月31 日。 基金会给申请人正式接受申请的通知（以e-mail 或其它方式）：2014年4 月30 日。 公布2014 年获奖人名单：2014年8月31 日。 颁奖典礼：日期待定。 “吴瑞奖学金”网址 ： http://www.raywumemorialfund.org “吴瑞奖学金”评审委员会 主席 Xiaodong Wang ( 王晓东 ) Director, National Institute of Biological Sciences, Beijing 委员 Sheng Ding ( 丁胜 ) Professor, University of California, San Francisco Xinnian Dong ( 董欣年 ) Arts Sciences Endowed Professor of Biology, Duke University Xin-Yuan Fu ( 傅新元 ) Professor, National University of Singapore Jun-Lin Guan ( 管俊林 ) Professor and Chair, Department of Cancer Biology, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Nancy Y. Ip ( 叶玉如 ) Head Chair Professor, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Hsou-min Li ( 李秀敏 ) Research Fellow, Institute of Molecular Biology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan Yang Liu ( 刘阳 ) Bosworth Chair for Cancer Biology, Director of Center for Cancer and Immunology Research, Children’s National Medical Center Ming Luo ( 罗明 ) Professor, University of Alabama at Birmingham ChenJian Li( 李沉简 ) Professor and Associate Dean, School of Life Sciences, PKU-Tsinghua Center for Life Sciences, McGovern Brain Institute Hong Ma ( 马红 ) Dean and Professor, School of Life Sciences, Fudan University Xiao-Hong Sun ( 孙晓红 ) Lew and Myra Ward Chair and Member, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation Yue Xiong ( 熊跃 ) William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor, University of North Carolina Xian-Jie Yang （ 杨先洁 ） Professor, University of California, Los Angeles Weimin Zhong ( 钟伟民 ) Associate professor, Yale University
2013 Ray Wu Symposium The Ray Wu Memorial Fund is pleased to announce that the 4th Ray Wu Symposium will be held at Fudan University on October 20 and 21, 2013. This symposium series is dedicated to promoting the advancement of biological sciences in Asia and nurturing the careers of young scientists, two center pieces of Dr. Ray Wu’s life-long passion. Dr. Ray Wu was a true scholar and a strong advocate for life sciences throughout Asia. He developed the first method for DNA sequencing and pioneered recombinant DNA technology, and later devoted to genetic engineering of rice. The theme of the 2013 symposium is “Developmental biology and diseases”. The Ray Wu Symposium is hosted annually by an institution in China or other parts of Asia. The symposium speakers include winners of the Ray Wu Prize, selected annually from graduate students in Asia, as well as world leaders in different fields of biological sciences. In addition, the symposium will also present Gu Xiaocheng Lectures, which was established in memory of Professor Gu who worked tirelessly to promote the advancement of biological sciences in China and the careers of young Chinese scientists. Date: October 20 and 21, 2013 Address: Guanghua Building Room 102, Fudan University , Shanghai Co-organizers: The Ray Wu Memorial Fund, Inc. Fudan University Organizing Committee: Hong Ma, Xiang-Dong Fu, Jun-Lin Guan, Kun- L iang Guan, Yang Shi, Xiao-Hong Sun, Junying Yuan, Yimin Zou Invited Speakers: Dr. Xinnian Dong Arts Sciences Endowed Professor of Biology, Duke University Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Dr. Jun-Lin Guan Professor of Cell Developmental Biology, University of Michigan Dr. Yishi Jin Professor of Neurobiology, University of California, San Diego, Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Dr. Ling- Ling Chen Principal Investigator , Institute of Biochemistry and Cell Biology Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences Chinese Academy of Sciences Dr. Nan Liu Investigator, Interdisciplinary Research Center for Biology and Chemistry, ShangHai Institute of Organic Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences Dr. Boxun Lu Lab Head/Professor, School of Life Sciences, Fudan University Contact: Dr. 马红 Hong Ma , Professor and Dean S c hool of life Sciences, Fudan University, 220 Handan Road, Shanghai 200433 Tel: 86-21-65642800 Email: hongma@fudan.edu.cn 梁晓华 Xiaohua Liang Tel: 86-21-65642800 Fax: 86-21-65643794 Email: liangxh@fudan.edu.cn Schedule: 2013 Ray Wu Symposium.doc
胡家志 Background : Mr. Hu entered the PhD program at Peking University in 2006. His advisor is Dr. Daochun Kong. In his studies of mechanisms of DNA replication using multiple approaches, Mr. Hu made a major breakthrough that Dna2 cleavage of regressed nascent strands prevents fork reversal and thus stabilizes stalled forks to maintain genome stability during replication stress. Citation : Mr. Hu is a talented and hard working student with the ability to think and work independently. During the interview, he addressed all questions clearly, and has shown broad knowledge beyond his field of research. He is committed to his work. Overall, the committee thinks that he is clearly an outstanding graduate student. 王传超 Backgroun d : Mr. Wang received his BS from Ocean University of China in 2010, and is conducting his Ph.D. study in the field of anthropology under the direction of Dr. Hui Li at Fudan University. During the past two years, he mainly studied the origin and diversification of the Chinese and other East Asian populations utilizing genomic tools as well as archaeological, linguistic, historical, and ethnological methods. He also applied biostatistic and bioinformatic methods to investigate the development rules of the languages. Citation : Mr. Wang is an outstanding student and has accomplished significantly in a short period of time (He is only a second year student). He made a very good impression during the interview by offering clear and concise answers to all the questions. His broad knowledge in genomics and bioinformatics would benefit greatly for his future research in the field. His work is unique in China and is important for anthropology of Chinese. He demonstrated independent thinking and a strong desire to have a career in science. 黄鹏羽 Background : Mr. Huang received his BS from Huazhong University of Science and Technology University in 2008, and entered the PhD program in Institute of Biochemistry and Cell Biology (IBCB), Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences, where he studies under Dr. Li-Jian Hui. His research focuses on cell reprogramming. His work showed that one can induce mouse mesenchymal fibroblasts directly into iHep cells by transduction of three hepatic transcription factors Foxa3, Gata4, HNF1a, and inactivation of P19Arf. iHep cells show typical epithelial morphology, express hepatic genes and acquire hepatocyte functions. Importantly, using fumarylacetoacetate hydrolase-deficient mice as a liver injury model, he showed that transplanted iHep cells could repopulate the liver and rescue recipients from death by restoring liver functions. This work provides a novel strategy to generate functional hepatocyte-like cells for liver engineering and regenerative medicine to treat liver diseases. Citation : Mr. Huang works hard and made an important breakthrough. His work is a milestone. He has in depth knowledge of his research area, and at the same time broad knowledge of life science research. He has some good ideas in his future plans, which reflects well on his own independent thinking. 杨 辉 Background : Mr. Yang received his bachelor’s degree in life sciences and biotechnology from Shanghai Jiao Tong University in 2007, and is conducting his Ph.D. research in the laboratory of Dr. Jinsong Li at the Institute of Biochemistry and Cell Biology, Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences. His research focuses on reprogramming in fertilization and somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT). He has successfully accomplished four projects, i.e. nuclear transfer with intact MII oocytes, fertilization ability of two-cell blastomeres, the role of Tet3 in epigenetic reprogramming and establishment of haploid embryonic stem cell. He has recently made a major breakthrough in transgenesis using haploid embryonic stem cells. He is exploring the possibility of using this approach to alter the genome of other species such as monkeys. Citation : Mr. Yang made many unique and crucial contributions to a series of important work in his group. His method is potentially a novel approach to generate genetically modified animals. He demonstrated good understanding about his field, and is especially knowledgeable about embryonic development. He gave sharp and precise answers to all the questions. 巴钊庆 Background : Mr. Ba entered the Ph.D. program in National Institute of Biological Science (NIBS)/Beijing Normal University in 2008. His advisor is Dr. Yijun Qi. He works on the mechanisms and functions of small RNA pathways in plants. He has conceived the ideas and worked on identification of miRNA targets through profiling AGO1-associated RNAs and the examination of the role of small RNAs in DSB repair. He wisely chose a well-established reporter system for assaying DSB repair efficiency in RNAi mutants, which led to the discovery that small RNAs (named diRNAs for DSB-induced small RNAs) are specifically produced from the sequences around the DSB site and that diRNAs are important for DSB repair.These findings represent a conceptual breakthrough of the mechanism of DSB repair. Citation : Mr. Ba did a lot of work and made breakthroughs in a unique system. His work revealed a novel mechanism of DNA repair, which may have a big impact in the field. He has broad knowledge of the field. His answers are clear. He was able to describe the novelty of his work, reflecting well on his own independent thinking. 杨 辉 Background : Mr. Yang received his BS from Huazhong University of Science and Technology University with a No. 1 ranking in his class. He began his Ph.D. study under the direction of Dr. Yue Xiong at Fudan University in 2008. He is involved in two highly competitive projects: 1) Investigating the effect of altered metabolites, especially the TCA metabolites, on changing epigenetics, and 2) identifying epigenetic biomarkers for clinical cancer diagnosis. Citation : Mr. Yang is very energetic and has recently obtained interesting results, which could expand his study into new directions and potentially make paradigm-shifting findings. He is very familiar with the general regulation of gene expression and is able to think quite independently. During the interview, he responded well to most questions. 张 丽 Background : Ms. Zhang received her BS degree from Sichuan University in 2008, and entered the Ph.D. program in National Institute of Biological Science (NIBS)/Peking Union Medical College in 2008. Her advisor is Dr. Feng Shao. Her work reveals a novel mechanism in bacterial inhibition of host innate immune defense, and for the first time shows that cysteine methylation, as a new posttranslational modification, can regulate eukaryotic signal transduction. Cysteine methylation in zinc-finger motifs of TAB2/3 by a bacterial effector called NleE disrupts ubiquitin-chain binding of TAB2/3 and subsequently blocks host NF-κB signaling. Citation : Ms. Zhang did an excellent job, and made a novel finding which can be considered as a “landmark”. She mastered the general biochemistry techniques. Her answers are clear and good. She is highly motivated and enthusiastic. 朱 书 Background : Mr. Zhu received his BS degree from University of Science Technology of China, and entered the Ph.D. program of Institute of Health Science, Shanghai Institutes for Biological Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences under the direction of Dr. Youcun Qian in 2006. His Ph.D. thesis is investigating molecular mechanism of development and pathogenesis of autoimmune diseases for potential therapeutic applications. He identified TRAF3 as the first receptor proximal negative regulator in IL-17 signaling and verified the in vivo function of TRAF3 in experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis. He also contributed to another study on the role of IL-17RE on mucosal immunity. Citation : He discovered the role of miR-23b in regulation of autoimmune diseases. Collection of the disease tissues was a major effort. Systematical analyses led to the important findings mentioned above. He has a broad interest in autoimmune diseases, and he worked on several areas including some out of his own initiation. He made a good presentation, and showed enthusiasm in science. 赵 越 Background : Ms. Zhao received her BS degree from Nankai University in 2007, and is conducting her Ph.D. research in the laboratory of Dr. Feng Shao in the National Institute of Biological Science (NIBS)/Peking Union Medical College. Her project has been centered on how microbes activate the host inflammation pathway. She works on an inflammasome complex mediated by an NOD-Like receptor protein called NLRC4. She identified the NAIP family of NLR proteins as the inflammasome receptors for bacterial flagellin and the TTSS apparatus component. At the same time, she confirmed the presumed innate immune receptor function for the large NLR family of proteins. Citation : Ms. Zhao found out that the intracellular proteins from the pathogen bind to NLR, which triggers the caspase1 pathway. Her project required efforts and unique approaches to map the interactions between the receptor and the target. She appears to have read broadly so that she could apply multiple approaches to overcome the difficulty. She is knowledgeable, and can sometimes go beyond the current project. During the interview, she could address a broad range of questions, and is quite excited about her own work. 王 超 Background : Mr. Wang obtained his bachelor’s degree from Xiamen University in 2007, and is conducting his Ph.D. research in the laboratory of Dr. Zhizheng Wang at the Institute of Biophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences. His research concerns the mechanism of action of human Protein disulfide isomerase (hPDI), a key enzyme involved in protein folding. He has made several findings during his doctoral research including 1) the major flexibility of the whole hPDI molecule is due to the intrinsic flexibility of the b’xa’ but not the ab region as in yeast PDI; 2) the oxidation of domain a’ releases the compact conformation and exposes the substrate binding residues to facilitate its high chaperone activity; and 3) he succeeded in producing high quality crystals and determining the 3D structures of hPDI at high resolution not only in the reduced but also in oxidized states. Citation : Mr. Wang is an energetic guy. He did good work and has excellent understanding of the implications as well as limitations of his work. The project dissects the structure of the protein and mapped a little more of the molecular mechanisms of the reactions. The work is a typical biochemical study of a protein. He can answer all of questions clearly with fluent English. 穆 宇 Background : Mr. Mu entered the Ph.D. program in Institute of Neurosicence, Shanghai Institutes for Biological Science, Chinese Academy of Science in 2008. His advisor is Dr. Jiulin Du. He is involved in investigating the role of visual input in modulating auditory signaling in the zebrafish. Through an elegant combination of zebrafish genetics, electrophysiological recording (in vivo whole-cell recording), and behavioral studies, he has shown the light stimulus within a critical time window of a few seconds prior to the onset of a sound stimulus that evoked startle responses in zebrafish larvae could enhance the startle responses by modulating the signal-to-noise ratio of the auditory nerve spiking activity and the synaptic efficacy of auditory nerve. This modulation was also shown to be mediated by specific group of dopamine neurons. He has recently developed an excellent behavioral paradigm for studying learning and memory in zebrafish. Citation : Mr. Mu designed a visual-auditory program in zebrafish and mapped the neuron modulation by using visual-auditory relationship. He showed potential for innovation, and has interesting ideas about new topics on virtual reality of perception. He did excellent work and knows his field very well. He was able to notice unexpected effects of the experimental conditions. He gives a very clear presentation to a complex study, and shows good enthusiasm in science. 冯 锋 Background ： Mr. Feng received his bachelor degree from Henan Agriculture University in 2005, and entered the Ph.D. program in the laboratory of Dr. Chaozu He at Tsinghua University in 2008. His project is to study the interaction of plants with pathogenic bacteria. He demonstrated that the Xcc effector protein AvrAC is able to inhibit both PTI and RPM1-specified ETI by targeting BIK1 and RIPK, two receptor-like cytoplasmic kinases that are known to mediate immune signaling in Arabidopsis. AvrAC is a uridine 5’-monophosphoate transferase that uridylylates the conserved serine and threonine residues in the activation loop of BIK1 and RIPK. Citation : Mr. Feng is dedicated to his work and showed some impressive accomplishments. He is knowledgeable in the field. He was able to notice unexpected results that helped the progress. His ways of thinking and description are straight forward. He has good knowledge about plant immune system. 李中伟 B ackground : Mr. Li received his bachelor degree from Sichuan University in 2007, and is conducting his Ph.D. research in the laboratory of Dr. Ye-Guang Chen at Tsinghua University. His major research interest is to investigate how transforming growth factor- and Wnt signaling is regulated. He found out that the mouse embryonic stem cell can be maintained without loss of pluripotency in culture medium supplemented with LIF and BMP (bone morphogenic protein). Moreover, BMP can upregulate the dual specific phosphatase DUSP9, which in turn dephosphorylates and inactivates ERK. Citation : He did an outstanding job to link two key pathways that have an effect on mESC maintenance, and this work made a step forward in defining the signal pathway. The progress is interesting and may lead to novel discoveries. He is knowledgeable and is able to come up with follow up experimental procedures when he observed interesting results. He is clear about what he knows or not. He has a broad mind about research. He offered a good presentation and responded well to questions. 都 浩 Background : Mr. Du received his Bachelor of Science degree from Huazhong Agricultural University in 2007 entered his Ph.D. program in Huazhong Agricultural University in 2008. His advisor is Dr. Lizhong Xiong. He was engaged in studying the molecular biology of resistance to hazards in rice. He studies the hormonal regulation of plants under the abiotic stress environment, epigenetic regulation, and biological rhythm regulation by using rice mutant screening. Citation : He works very hard and made a lot of progress covering a wide range of topics. He is able to define the mechanism of several gene functions. He is able to compare and contrast stress defense by plants and animals, which reflects his broad knowledge. He has a very clear mind and dedicated to the work. He is active as a student organizer in academic activities and a frequent visitor of RWMF blog. 顾天鹏 Background : Mr. Gu received his bachelor degree from Shandong University in 2007, and entered the Ph.D. program in the laboratory of Dr. Guoliang Xu at Biochemistry and Cell Biology, Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2007. His research has focused on the mechanism of epigenetic reprogramming in the early mouse embryo. He first managed to raise an antibody specific for the oxidation product in DNA, 5hmC. With this antibody, he discovered that 5hmC is generated in the male pronucleus of fertilized eggs. Moreover, he demonstrated that oxidation of 5mC to 5hmC is mediated by the dioxygenase Tet3 in a gene-knockout model. Citation : The candidate can explain his body of work adequately. He carried out most of the biochemical work. He independently found out the approach to generate hmC specific antibody. His description was clear and precise. He is also modest. 姜小倩 Background : Ms. Jiang received her bachelor degree from Shaanxi University of Science and Technology in 2007, and entered the Ph.D. program in the laboratory of Dr. Shiheng Tao at Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University in 2007. Her research focuses on evolutionary biology using computer-simulation methods. She revealed that the mutation rate in asexual populations was determined by both population size and mutation effects. Furthermore, she found that in the ‘‘strong-selection weak mutation (SSWM)’’ regime or in the ‘‘clonal interference (CI)’’ regime, deleterious mutations rarely influence the distribution of ‘‘selection coefficients of the fixed mutations (SCFM)’’; while in the ‘‘multiple mutations’’ regime, the accumulation of deleterious mutations would lead to a decrease in fitness significantly. Citation : She was able to accomplish a complicated project and is productive. She is very independent as most of her work was done by herself. One interviewer thinks she has the potential for innovation. She is knowledgeable in many aspects. She answers questions clearly and is passionate about her research topic. Sayli Kong Background : Ms. Kong received her BS from Universiti Putra Malaysia and MS from National University of Singapore. She began her Ph.D. study under the direction of Dr. Edison T Liu at National University of Singapore in 2009. Her research focuses on estrogen receptor (ER) regulation and its impact on cellular biology. Using the workhorse MCF7 human mammary carcinoma cell as the study model, the genomewide binding events for estrogen receptor (ER) and its co-regulators, namely FOXA1 and GATA3, were mapped. Cellular reprogramming was regulated by the conjoint action of ERα, FOXA1 and GATA3 to a ligand inducible growth state. Growth and proliferation of breast cancer cells were shown to be related to the core estrogen responsive cassettes. Citation : The committee recognizes her outstanding productivity and was impressed of her academic maturity, well organized presentation and confidence in science. She demonstrated that she is independent, and passionate about her research and career. She knows her research field well beyond her own subject and has a good understanding about the mission of RWMF. She interacted with each of committee members well and answered challenging questions confidently and clearly. 详情请登录： http://www.raywumemorialfund.org/2012winner.php
吴瑞奖学金 吴瑞 教授 （ 1928 – 2008 ）是国际著名生物学家， 他在上世纪七十年代发明了 DNA 测序的第一种方法，晚年专注于水稻基因工程研究。吴瑞教授一生致力于促进亚洲科学研究工作的发展， 1982 年他在中国创建了生物学领域的国家公派留美 CUSBEA （即中美生物化学与分子生物学博士研究生）项目，该项目历时 8 年，共选派了 422 名优秀的中国学生赴美攻读 博士学位。 CUSBEA 项目同时也推动了中美两国在生命科学研究领域中的学术交流。 设立 ” 吴瑞奖学金 ” 旨在鼓励博士生努力将自己塑造成未来生命科学领域的学术带头人，同时也纪念吴瑞教授在培养中国新一代生物学家方面所做出的杰出贡献。吴瑞奖学金至今已颁发二十一人次。 奖励 ： 包括美金三千元和奖章、 奖状、及吴瑞纪念基金会（ RWMF ）证书各一份。获 奖人可向 吴瑞纪念基金会 申请与专业发展有关的旅费资助。 获 奖人在其科学生涯中如有需向资深研究人员寻求咨询， RWMF 将帮助联系。 本奖项可每年颁发十人次以上 ( 对以往 获 奖人缺少地区的入围者给予优先考虑 ) 。 选拔标准 : 科学研究成绩优异，特别是其创新性、独立思考能力和专注奉献精神。 选拔条件 ：中国大陆、香港、台湾、澳门、或新加坡的大学或研究所攻读博士学位的在读生皆可申 请。 在提交申请书截止日期之前，该生必须已经获得博士生资格。 提名 ： 侯选人可由所在单位的高级研究人员提名，提名人必须是博士生导师，并且仍活跃在科学研究的第一线。 需要提交的材料 ：拟申请当年 ” 吴瑞奖学金 ” 的侯选人须在申请截止日期之前提交下列材料 : 1. 申请书。 2. 限两页 A4 纸的短文（中英文均可），阐述本人攻读博士学位的动机、 对目前所在研究领域的理解、 以及对未来职业生涯的设想。 3. 目前研究工作的进展报告（限三页 A4 纸， 只列主要参考文献）。 4. 研究生课程的成绩单。 5. 已发表著作的名录、及其中两篇代表作的复印件。 6. 已获奖励或荣誉称号证书复印件。 7. 提名人的推荐信一封，了解侯选人科研工作的其他高级研究人员的推荐信两封。三封推荐信密封后直接邮寄给： 吴艳博士 北京大学 生命科学学院 理科 4 号楼 319室（77号信箱） 中国 北京 100871 raywuprize@pku.edu.cn 8. 申请书须由侯选人当前所在单位的学院院长或研究所所长签字，以证明全部材料属实有效。 除三封推荐信外，其它文件必须以 PDF 形式网上提交。 2012 “吴瑞奖学金”申请的时间安排 提交申请材料截止日期： 2012 年 3 月 31 日。 基金会给申请人正式接受申请的通知（以 e-mail 或其它方式）： 2012 年 4 月 30 日。 公布 2012 年受奖人名单： 2012 年 8 月 31 日。 颁奖典礼：日期待定。 “吴瑞奖学金”网址 ： http://www.raywumemorialfund.org “吴瑞奖学金”评审委员会 主席 Xiaodong Wang ( 王晓东 ) Director, National Institute of Biological Sciences, Beijing 委员 Sheng Ding ( 丁胜 ) Professor, University of California, San Francisco Xinnian Dong ( 董欣年 ) Arts Sciences Endowed Professor of Biology, Duke University Xin-Yuan Fu ( 傅新元 ) Professor, National University of Singapore Jun-Lin Guan ( 管俊林 ) Professor, University of Michigan Nancy Y. Ip ( 叶玉如 ) Head Chair Professor, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Hsou-min Li ( 李秀敏 ) Research Fellow, Institute of Molecular Biology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan Yang Liu ( 刘阳 ) Charles B. de Nancrede Professor, University of Michigan Ming Luo ( 罗明 ) Professor, University of Alabama at Birmingham Hong Ma ( 马红 ) Dean and Professor, School of Life Sciences, Fudan University Yi Rao ( 饶毅 ) Dean and Professor, School of Life Sciences, Peking University Xiao-Hong Sun ( 孙晓红 ) Lew and Myra Ward Chair and Member, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation Yue Xiong ( 熊跃 ) William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor, University of North Carolina Xian-Jie Yang （ 杨先洁 ） Professor, University of California, Los Angeles Weimin Zhong ( 钟伟民 ) Associate professor, Yale University
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