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Congratulations to Director Shang Cheng Hung for receiving the 27th Wang Ming Ning Award

Wang Ming-Ning Memorial Foundation has granted the 27th Wang Ming-Ning Award to Director Shang-Cheng Hung of Genomics Research Center of Academia Sinica. This award is issued once per year to recognize a scientist with academic achievements that contributes to medical technology development as well as National health.

Dr. Hung has been studying one-pot carbohydrate synthesis for a long time. His lab has successfully created a glycan library with compounds mostly found on membrane surfaces with complex structures. These compounds can be used to block the herpes virus, influenza infections, as well as anti-tuberculosis…etc. Besides innovated glycol-synthesis, he’s made significant contribution in new drug development as well, such achievements are well known worldwide, and was reported by C&EN.

His achievement lately involves a simplified process to Make the Anticoagulant Drug Fondaparinux, their innovated approach can help the pharmaceutical industry make better anti blood clotting drug in a much lower cost. The result shall benefit not only the industry, but also all patients in need.

Congratulations Dr. Hung!

Website announcement:http://www.ccpg.com.tw/chinese/05_news_ccpc/01_detail.aspx?MainID=1&ID=241

Winners List:http://www.ccpg.com.tw/upfiles/ADUpload/tw_news569450619.pdf

20171207HungWMNAward poster

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