H. C. (Paul) LEE  中文

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CURRICULUM VITAE H. C. (Paul) Lee University Chair Professor of Biophysics Head and Professor, Graduate Institute of Systems Biology and Bioinformatics Professor, Department of Physics National Central University Chungli 320, Taiwan tel: (+886-3) 426-5318/422-7151 ext. 65377 fax: (+886-3) 426-5318/425-1175 e-mail: hclee at phy.ncu.edu.tw URL: http://sansan.phy.ncu.edu.tw/~hclee/ or Google: HC Lee Dr. Lee is a Ministry of Education National Chair Professor, and University Chair Professor of Biophysics at the National Central University. He was educated at the National Taiwan University (BSc, 1963) and McGill University (PhD, 1969). He worked at the Canadian 1963) Chalk River Research Laboratories as a theoretical physicist 1963) from 1968 to 1993, when he was senior research officer and director of the Center for Mathematical Sciences. In 1993 he returned to Taiwan, first chairing the physics department of the National Chung Hsing University from 1993 to 1995 then moving to the National Central University in 1995, where he is professor with the Department of Physics and, since 2006, founding head of the new the Graduate Institute of Systems Biology and Bioinformatics. He is the recipient of a number of academic awards and a Fellow of the Physical Society of ROC. Prior to 1997 his research areas was theoretical and mathematical physics. In 1997 he turned to theoretical and computational biology and helped the new National Center for Theoretical Sciences establish the ``Biology Inspired Theoretical Science'' (BITS) program, which promotes cross-disciplinary research involving the natural and life sciences. At NCU, he was the founding director of the Center for Complex Systems in 1996, which in 2003 spawned the Graduate Institute for Biophysics, the first of this field in Taiwan. In 2005 he led successful drives to found the Graduate Institute of Systems Biology and Bioinformatics, again the first of its kind in Taiwan, and the Center for Biotechnology and Biomedical Engineering. His Computational Biology Laboratory conducts cross-disciplinary research on genomics, neural science, and systems biology. Date and Place of Birth: 1941 August 12, Hong Kong Citizenship: ROC and Canadian Education Ph.D. McGill University (1969) M.Sc. McGill University (1967) B.Sc. National Taiwan University (1963) Current Positions Head, Graduate Institute of Systems Biology and Bioinformatics (2006-) and Professor, Department of Physics (1995-), National Central University Past Positions Professor, Department of Life Sciences (2000-2006) Chairman and Professor of Physics, Department of Physics National Chung Hsing University, Taichung, Taiwan (1993-95) Adjunct Professor, Department of Applied Mathematics University of Western Ontario, London, Canada (1986-94) Director, Centre for Mathematical Sciences, CRL/AECL Research, Canada (1992-93) Senior Research Officer, Theoretical Physics Branch, CRL/AECL Research, Canada (1985-93) Staff Member, Chalk River Laboratories, AECL Research, Ontario, Canada (1968-93). Committee Work (after 1997) Member, Natural Science Division Advisory Committee, National Science Council, (2003, 2004) Member (elected), Council, Chinese Physical Society, (1997-2000) Member, Executive Committee, NSC National Center for Theoretical Sciences, (1997-1998). Awards Ministry of Education (ROC) National Chair Professor (2006-2009) University Distinguished Professor (National Central University, 2005-) National Science Council (ROC) Outstanding Research Award (2001-2002) Fellow, The Physical Society of ROC (elected 1997) National Science Council (ROC) Outstanding Research Award (1994-95) NATO Advanced Study Institute Award (1989) NATO Advanced Research Workshop Award (1986) Royal Society Fellowship (UK) (1985) Visiting Positions Zhejiang University, 2006- National Center for Theoretical Sciences, Shinchu, Taiwan, Mar-Aug. 2003 Center for Mathematical Sciences, University of Montreal, Fall 2002 Institute of Theoretical Physics, Academy of Science, Beijing, 2000- Institute of Theoretical Physics, University of California, Santa Barbara, May 2001 Physics Department, Stanford University, Spring 2001 Zoology Department, University of British Columbia, Summers 2000/2002 Physics Department, Simon Fraser University, Summers 1997, 1998 National Taiwan University, Spring 1993 Research Inst. Mathematical Sci., Kyoto University, Summer 1991 Nankai Mathematics Institute, Tianjin, Summer 1988 Cambridge University, Spring 1987, Spring 1985 National Taiwan University, Spring 1984 University of Alberta Summer 1981 TRIUMF Summer 1979 Brookhaven National Laboratory Summer 1978, Summer 1977 Niels Bohr Institute 1978 McGill University, Summer 1975 University of Toronto, Spring 1973 Organization of Schools and Institutes International Workshop on Brain Dynamics, NCU, Chungli, 2003 Dec. BITS III, 3rd Cross-Strait Workshop on Biology Inspired Theo. Sc. National DongHua Univ., Haulien, 2002 July 3rd Nat'l Center for Theo. Sci. Wkshp on Biology Inspired Theor. Sc., NCTS, Shin-Chu, 1999 Jan. 1st Cross-Strait Workshop (2nd NCST Wkshp) on Biology Inspired Theo. Sc. (BITS I) NCU, Chungli, 1998 Jun. 1st NCST Wkshp on Biology Inspired Theo Sc. (NCU/CCS Complex Symp. III), NCU, Chungli, 1997 Dec. Co-Coordinator, Symposium in Memorial to C.S. Wu, Taipei, 1997 Coordinator, Second Cross-Strait Workshop on High and Medium Energy Physics, Chungli, Taiwan, 1997 Co-Coordinator, Spring School Part. & Fields, Nantou, Taiwan, 1994 Director, Workshop on Applied Mathematics, Chalk River, 1992 Director, NATO Adv. Study Inst. on Phys, Geo. & Topology, Banff, 1989 Co-Director, Can. Assn. Phys. Institute on Field Theory in Two Dimensions, Edmonton 1988 Director, NATO Adv. Res. Wkshp on Super Field Theories, Vancouver 1986 Co-Organizer, Institute on Quantum Field Theories, London 1985 Organizer, Workshop on Kaluza-Klein Theories, Chalk River 1983.