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Announcement of
2008 Daniel Tsui Fellowship
The Center of
Theoretical and Computational Physics in the University of Hong Kong is pleased
to announce that The 2008 Daniel Tsui Fellowships are awarded to:
Professor Daw-Wei WANG from the National Tsing-Hua
University (Hsinchu) for his important contributions to many body physics
especially Quantum Hall Systems in tilted magnetic fields and cold atoms in
coupled potential wells
and
Professor Shi-Liang ZHU from the South China Normal
University for his work on quantum physics especially his proposals for novel
forms of quantum computation and the realization of the spin Hall effect in cold
atoms.
Information of Daniel Tsui Fellowship in
The University of Hong Kong
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The Fellowship is to provide
opportunities for outstanding young physicists in China including the mainland
and Taiwan, or in Singapore, within 15 years receiving Ph. D., to carry out
research at the Center.
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Two
Fellowships are awarded this year via a rigorous selection procedure. The
Selection Committee consists of nine leading physicists: T. M. Rice (Chair,
HKU and ETH-Zurich),
William Goddard III (Caltech),
Patrick Lee (MIT), Steve
Louie (UC Berkeley), Frank Shu (Tsinghua Univ.,
Taipei), Matthias Troyer (ETH-Zurich),
Daniel Tsui (Princeton Univ.),
Frank Wilczek (MIT), and Shou-Cheng Zhang (Stanford
Univ.).
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Each Daniel
Tsui Fellow is expected to carry out up to three-month research at the Center
with the honorarium of HKD 40,000/month. A return trip to Hong Kong and health
insurance from The University of Hong Kong will be provided.
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