Academician Wenquan TAO
			Research Interest Heat transfer enhancement Heat transfer and fluid flow problems numerical simulation and engineering application Calculating heat transfer Rsearch Programmese Chief Scientist, National Basic Research Programme (973 Programme): Efficiency the key scientific problems,2000-2005 Chief Scientist, National Basic Research Programme (973 Programme): Advanced Theory and Methodology of Typical Heat Transfer Device in High Energy-Consumption Industry. 2007CB206900 Deputy, Ministry of National Education Doctoral Fund: Non-Newtonian fluid in the cyclical complex channel flow and heat transfer research Deputy, Programme of National Natural Science Foundation of China: Unstructured grid stable and controllable heat format works in the application of numerical calculation Deputy, Ministry of National Education Doctoral Fund: Convection of the difference format of stability and community research Biography Bachelor of Engineering, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, 1962 Master of Engineering, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, 1966 Training, University of Minnesota, Minnesota, 1980-1982 CAS academician, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, 2005 Chair Professor, Shandong University, Jinan, 2005 Professional and public services Professor, Xi’an Jiaotong University, China Chair Professor, Shandong University, China National Teaching teachers,China Vice-chairman, Chinese Thermal Engineering Physics Society, China Deputy Director, Professional Committee of Heat and Mass Transfer, China Editor-in-Chief, Xi'an Jiaotong University Journal, Xi’an University Associate Editor, International Journal of Heat Mass Transfer & International Communication in Heat Mass Transfer Editor, Numerical Heat Transfer（A，B） & Progress in Computational Fluid Dynamics Honors and Award Professor Tao CAS academician, in 2005. He has won National Natural Science Award in 2004, National Conference on Science Award in 1978, Science and Technology Progress Award of Ministry of Power Industry in 1996, and Shanxi Provincial Science and Technology Progress Award in 2005.