Song Baowei, born in July 1963, is exactly 60 years old this year, just elected as an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering this year, and is also the president of Northwestern Polytechnical University (vice minister level) and deputy secretary of the Party Committee this year.
Detailed CV
Born in July 1963 in Jinzhou City, Liaoning Province.
1979 1982 Jinxian No. 1 High School Graduated from regular high school.
1982 1986 Bachelor's degree, Northwestern Polytechnical University.
2013 2015 Assistant to the President and Director of the Department of Science and Technology Management, Northwestern Polytechnical University.
2015 Member of the Standing Committee of the Party Committee and Vice President of Northwestern Polytechnical University.
2019 2021 Director of the Strategic Research Center for Unmanned Systems of Northwestern Polytechnical University.
2023 President (Vice Minister level) and Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of Northwestern Polytechnical University.
Get rewarded
2020 Second Prize of National Technological Invention Award.
2020 Second Prize of National Technological Invention Award.
2020 National Innovation Competition Award.
2018 Second Prize of Higher Education (Graduate) National Teaching Achievement Award.
2017 Ho Leung Ho Lee Science and Technology Progress Award.
In 2015, he won the second prize of the National Technological Invention Award.
2005 First Prize of National Teaching Achievement Award for Higher Education (Graduate)
School Profile: Northwestern Polytechnical University is one of the famous institutions of higher learning in China, founded in 1938, and has a history of 85 years. It is also a key construction university in China, the first to select the 985 project and the double first-class construction university list, is China's engineering-based universities, the school is located in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, the existing students more than 37,000 students, more than 4,300 faculty members. There are 27 first-level disciplines authorized for doctoral degrees. Three disciplines, namely mechanical engineering, materials science and engineering, and aeronautics and astronautics science and technology, were selected as the second round of national "double first-class" construction disciplines.