Wang Fangzong, the best instructor in the School of Electrical Engineering of China Three Gorges University.
Wang Fangzong, male, born in January 1966. Doctor of Engineering, postdoctoral fellow. He is currently a professor at the School of Electrical and New Energy of China Three Gorges University, a second-level professor appointed by Hubei Province (first batch), and a first-level candidate for the New Century Talent Project of Hubei Province. So far, he has presided over and completed 2 National Natural Science Foundation projects and 3 National "863" program projects; published more than 70 papers, of which about 30 were included in SCI/EI; published "Parallel Computing of Power Systems", "Large Scale 2 monographs on "Numerical Calculation Methods for Transient Stability of Power Systems".
Introduction to China Three Gorges University: The school covers an area of ??more than 3,000 acres, with a total construction area of ??1.4 million square meters and 1,681 full-time teachers on campus. It has 21 colleges, 80 undergraduate majors, and 9 major disciplines. Among them, 3 disciplines such as hydraulic engineering, civil engineering, and electrical engineering are listed as "domestic first-class discipline construction disciplines"; there are 4 postdoctoral research stations, 4 There are 1 first-level doctoral program, 1 professional doctoral program, and 27 first-level master’s degree programs.
Three Gorges University’s scientific research achievements:
As of December 2017, the school has undertaken more than 5,400 scientific research projects at all levels and types, including national key research and development plans, major national science and technology projects, and national natural science projects. There are more than 630 key scientific research projects including key and general projects of the Science Fund, key and general projects of the National Social Science Fund, and National Soft Science Research Plan projects, with an average annual scientific research funding of more than 200 million yuan; more than 110 scientific research results have been awarded provincial and ministerial level and Among the above awards, 6 won the second prize of the National Science and Technology Progress Award.
Won 15 first prizes, 35 second prizes, and 48 third prizes in provincial and ministerial science and technology awards; won 4 first prizes and 7 second prizes in provincial and ministerial social science awards. 34 third prizes; nearly 530 authorized invention patents; more than 600 academic monographs, translations, and textbooks published, and an average of nearly 3,000 academic papers published annually, including papers indexed by the three major search engines and reprinted by the National People's Congress. More than 950 articles; more than 1,000 technological development results have been applied to the water conservancy and power industry and local areas.