September 2nd, 2019 is the 100th birthday of Prof. Kun Huang, a world-famous physicist and one of the founders of solid state physics and semiconductor physics in China.
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September 2nd, 2019 is the 100th birthday of Prof. Kun Huang, a world-famous physicist and one of the founders of solid state physics and semiconductor physics in China.
Prof. Kun Huang has made outstanding achievements in the field of solid state physics during his study in the UK. In 1951, Prof. Kun Huang came back to China, and successively served as a professor in the Department of Physics and the dean of the solid state physics teaching and research section, Peking University. He is also the founder of solid state physics in China. In 1956, Peking University, Fudan University and other three Universities jointly established semiconductor teaching and research section. Prof. Kun Huang was the dean and Prof. Xide Xie was the deputy dean. This opened a new era of self-cultivating semiconductor science and technology talents in China, and trained a large number of semiconductor talents for China.
Prof. Kun Huang was selected as a member of the Mathematics and Physics Department of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 1955. He served as the director, and honorary director of Institute of Semiconductors, Chinese Academy of Sciences since 1977. And he was successively elected as a foreign academician of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, an academician of the Third World Academy of Sciences, a member of IUPAP semiconductor branch, and the chairman of Chinese Physical Society.
To commemorate Prof. Kun Huang, Institute of Semiconductors CAS, Peking University, Chinese Physical Society, and 93 Society co-host
In this special issue, the first article1) in the first issue of Volume I of Chinese Journal of Semiconductors2) published by Prof. Kun Huang is republished after 40 years in English version (K Huang. On the Applicability of Adiabatic Approximation in Multiphonon Recombination Theory. Chin J Semicond, 1980, 1(1), 1).
We hope that the publication of this special issue will contribute to the academic exchange and development of semiconductor science, and commemorate Prof. Kun Huang’s Centenary Birthday.
We would like to thank all the authors who have contributed high-quality peer-reviewed articles to this special issue. We are also grateful to other people from Institute of Semiconductors CAS, including Prof. Ping-Heng Tan, Prof. Kaiyou Wang, Prof. Ming Li, Prof. Jun-Wei Luo, Prof. Zhongming Wei, Prof. Dahai Wei, Prof. Jun Zhang, Prof. Xionghua Liu, Mr. Jun Yan, et al. for their great contributions to this special issue.
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