Yu Zhengping

Yu Zhengping

Yu Zhengping, male, from Huangmei County, Hubei Province, was born in January 1962. He joined the army in September 1978 and was admitted to the Third Military Medical University. At present, he is the director of the teaching and research section of military labor hygiene, College of military prevention, Third Military Medical University. China's well-known military labor hygiene experts and high-tech weapons medical protection experts, one of the national key disciplines of military preventive medicine discipline leader.

In 1983, Yu Zhengping became the first batch of graduates of the three armed forces Medical University after the resumption of the college entrance examination. At that time, there was a shortage of talents in the military health system, and the graduates were all going to big hospitals with good conditions. However, he chose the teaching and research of new weapon hazard protection and applied to stay in school. At that time, he worked in the Department of chemical prevention of military medicine, which was very popular. Two years later, Yu Zhengping was admitted to graduate school.

Character experience

In 1993, the national health system held a selection examination for going abroad. Yu Zhengping was sent to Japan to study with the first place, and returned home one year later. In 1998, Yu Zhengping went to Japan for further study as a special researcher of the Ministry of health. In 1999, just as the research made great progress, an urgent telegram sent from China was placed in front of him. Professor Ning Zhuzhi, the chief scientist of the "863" major military project undertaken by the three armed forces Medical University, suddenly died of illness. After careful study, the Party committee of the university decided to let him return to China ahead of time to accept the task and shoulder the important task. Chief scientist of 973 program.

Main contributions

Chief editor of the 300000 word English version of "military labor hygiene" teaching materials.

Award winning record

In 2004, "96l044", an important scientific and technological project, won the first prize of national science and technology progress award.