The International Astronomical Union is pleased to announce the founding of four new “branch offices” of the Office of Astronomy for Education (OAE): the OAE Center China–Nanjing, the OAE Center India, the OAE Center Egypt and the OAE Node Republic of Korea
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Rui Qi
Manager, OAE Center China, Nanjing
Based at the Beijing Planetarium
Manager, OAE Center China, Nanjing
Based at the Beijing Planetarium
Li Jian
Deputy Manager, OAE Center China, Nanjing
Based at the Beijing Planetarium
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Li Jian, graduated from the Astronomy Department of Beijing Normal University in 2003. Currently, he is a member of a council of Beijing Astronomical Society, researcher of Beijing Planetarium. His main research area is astronomy and scientific communication. He has led the team in 11 International Astronomical Olympic Competition, International Astronomical and Astrophysical Olympic Games. He has published more than 170 popular science articles in magazines and newspapers, and fourteen first-author research papers. In 2018, he has been awarded "Advanced Worker of Astronomy Popularization" of Chinese Astronomical Society, and "Astronomy Popularization Award" of Beijing Astronomical Society in 2012.
Deputy Manager, OAE Center China, Nanjing
Based at the Beijing Planetarium
scalar_leeatoutlook.com
Li Jian, graduated from the Astronomy Department of Beijing Normal University in 2003. Currently, he is a member of a council of Beijing Astronomical Society, researcher of Beijing Planetarium. His main research area is astronomy and scientific communication. He has led the team in 11 International Astronomical Olympic Competition, International Astronomical and Astrophysical Olympic Games. He has published more than 170 popular science articles in magazines and newspapers, and fourteen first-author research papers. In 2018, he has been awarded "Advanced Worker of Astronomy Popularization" of Chinese Astronomical Society, and "Astronomy Popularization Award" of Beijing Astronomical Society in 2012.
Zhu Jin
Deputy Manager, OAE Center China, Nanjing ; Team Member, NAEC Team - China, Nanjing
Based at the Beijing Planetarium
jinzhuatbjp.org.cn
1965 born in Beijing, China1985 BA in astronomy, Beijing Normal Univ.; 1991 Ph.D. in astronomy, Nanjing Univ.; 1991-2002 National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences (post-doc 1992-1994; research professor after 1999); 2002-present; curator at the Beijing Planetarium.
Deputy Manager, OAE Center China, Nanjing ; Team Member, NAEC Team - China, Nanjing
Based at the Beijing Planetarium
jinzhuatbjp.org.cn
1965 born in Beijing, China1985 BA in astronomy, Beijing Normal Univ.; 1991 Ph.D. in astronomy, Nanjing Univ.; 1991-2002 National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences (post-doc 1992-1994; research professor after 1999); 2002-present; curator at the Beijing Planetarium.
Jing Zheng
Volunteer, OAE Center China, Nanjing
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I‘m Jing Zheng. I majored in astronomy at Beijing Normal University for my undergraduate study. Then I finished my master in physics at Washington University in St. Louis. My major research field is cosmology. I have a rich and profound understanding of astronomical knowledge. After graduation, I also interned at Beijing Planetarium. I am very interested in the OAE’s work to break the language boundaries of astronomy worldwide education. I hope I can participate in the project as a volunteer.
Volunteer, OAE Center China, Nanjing
zhengj0812at163.com
I‘m Jing Zheng. I majored in astronomy at Beijing Normal University for my undergraduate study. Then I finished my master in physics at Washington University in St. Louis. My major research field is cosmology. I have a rich and profound understanding of astronomical knowledge. After graduation, I also interned at Beijing Planetarium. I am very interested in the OAE’s work to break the language boundaries of astronomy worldwide education. I hope I can participate in the project as a volunteer.
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