Ceng Yunhang, A Young Teacher At Sichuan University, Won The First International "Young Leather Scientist" Award.

January 12, 2015, international

The Federation of chemists and craft Societies (IULTCS) issued a notice, awarded to the young leather teacher of Sichuan University, Dr. Zeng Yun Kong, "young leather scientist" award.

The award was first established in 2014. It has selected 1 people worldwide every 2 years. It is the highest honor of young scholars in the field of leather technology.

The winners were produced by the International Accreditation Committee after two rounds of strict and fair evaluation of the research work of 20 young scholars from 7 countries.

The evaluation committee's evaluation of Zeng Yun's doctoral research work is: "hers.

We are committed to establishing a method that can directly observe the pmission of enzymes in animal skins, and to find suitable conditions for effective pmission and reaction of enzymes. The results are of great practical significance for improving the application of enzymes in leather industry. "

Following his doctorate in 2013, he joined the National Engineering Laboratory of leather cleaning technology, Sichuan University.

She concentrated on the application of enzymes in the leather industry and its scientific principles. The research results were published in international academic journals such as Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association and were invited to make a general meeting at the 32 international conference of leather chemists and craftsmen (Turkey), which attracted wide attention from international counterparts.

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