Fuqiang Wang

Education:

  Ph.D.
  M.Phil.
  M.A.

Physics, Columbia University, May 1996
Physics, Columbia University, May 1991
Physics, Columbia University, May 1990

  B.S.

Physics, University of Science and Technology of China, May 1988

Employment:

  6/00 -    Assistant professor, Department of Physics, Purdue University

  10/96 - 4/00    Post-doctoral Research Fellow, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

  6/90 - 5/96
Research Assistant, Nevis Laboratory, Columbia University

  1/94 - 5/94
  9/88 - 5/90

Electronics Lab Instructor, Department of Physics, Columbia University
Teaching Assistant, Department of Physics, Columbia University

Collaborations:

  10/96 -    BNL/RHIC STAR

  10/96 - 6/00    CERN/SPS NA49

  6/90 - 5/96
BNL/AGS E802/859/866

  9/91 - 5/96
BNL/RHIC PHENIX

Honors and Awards:

Feynman Scholarship
California Institute of Technology

Honorable Mention for Studies of Kaon and Pion Production in Heavy Ion Collision, and for Exceptional Future Promise in the Field of High Energy Physics

Presented at the dedication of the Richard P. Feynman Lecture Hall, ``Ettore Majorana'' Center for Scientific Culture, Erice, Sicily, Italy.
July 31, 1994.

Outstanding Junior Investigator Award
Division of Nuclear Physics
US Department of Energy

Systematic Studies of Heavy Ion Collisions to Search for the Quark-Gluon Plasma

Year 2002

PRF Grant
Purdue Research Fundation
Purdue University

Evolution of p+p Collision System with Charged Hadron Multiplicity

Year 2002

	Ph.D. M.Phil. M.A.	Physics, Columbia University, May 1996 Physics, Columbia University, May 1991 Physics, Columbia University, May 1990
	B.S.	Physics, University of Science and Technology of China, May 1988

	6/00 -	Assistant professor, Department of Physics, Purdue University
	10/96 - 4/00	Post-doctoral Research Fellow, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
	6/90 - 5/96	Research Assistant, Nevis Laboratory, Columbia University
	1/94 - 5/94 9/88 - 5/90	Electronics Lab Instructor, Department of Physics, Columbia University Teaching Assistant, Department of Physics, Columbia University

	10/96 -	BNL/RHIC STAR
	10/96 - 6/00	CERN/SPS NA49
	6/90 - 5/96	BNL/AGS E802/859/866
	9/91 - 5/96	BNL/RHIC PHENIX

	Feynman Scholarship California Institute of Technology
	Honorable Mention for Studies of Kaon and Pion Production in Heavy Ion Collision, and for Exceptional Future Promise in the Field of High Energy Physics
	Presented at the dedication of the Richard P. Feynman Lecture Hall, ``Ettore Majorana'' Center for Scientific Culture, Erice, Sicily, Italy. July 31, 1994.

	Outstanding Junior Investigator Award Division of Nuclear Physics US Department of Energy
	Systematic Studies of Heavy Ion Collisions to Search for the Quark-Gluon Plasma
	Year 2002

	PRF Grant Purdue Research Fundation Purdue University
	Evolution of p+p Collision System with Charged Hadron Multiplicity
	Year 2002