Baishan Fang is a distinguished professor of Minjiang
Scholars at Xiamen University. He is the founding director of the Xiamen Key
Laboratory of Synthetic Biology. He received his bachelor’s and doctoral
degrees in chemical engineering from Zhejiang University in 1982 and Tianjin
University in 2000, respectively. He then studied at the University of
Stuttgart from 1991 to 1993, at the German Center for Biotechnology Research
from 2000 to 2001, and visited the University of Washington as a senior
researcher in December 2018. His research interests include synthetic biology
and biomolecular machines, directed evolution and biocatalysis; biotechnology
process development and optimization, in vitro cultivation, and functional
development of intestinal flora. He was the dean of the School of Materials
Science and Engineering (formerly the School of Chemical Engineering) of
Huaqiao University and the deputy director of the Professional Committee on
Modeling and Control of Biochemical Processes of the Chinese Society for
Microbiology. He is currently a member of the Professional Committee of Enzyme
Engineering of the Chinese Society for Microbiology, a standing director of the
Industrial Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Branch of the Chinese Society of
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, and a member of the Professional Committee
of Synthetic Biology of the Chinese Society for Bioengineering.
Baishan Fang is a distinguished professor of Minjiang
Scholars at Xiamen University. He is the founding director of the Xiamen Key
Laboratory of Synthetic Biology. He received his bachelor’s and doctoral
degrees in chemical engineering from Zhejiang University in 1982 and Tianjin
University in 2000, respectively. He then studied at the University of
Stuttgart from 1991 to 1993, at the German Center for Biotechnology Research
from 2000 to 2001, and visited the University of Washington as a senior
researcher in December 2018. His research interests include synthetic biology
and biomolecular machines, directed evolution and biocatalysis; biotechnology
process development and optimization, in vitro cultivation, and functional
development of intestinal flora. He was the dean of the School of Materials
Science and Engineering (formerly the School of Chemical Engineering) of
Huaqiao University and the deputy director of the Professional Committee on
Modeling and Control of Biochemical Processes of the Chinese Society for
Microbiology. He is currently a member of the Professional Committee of Enzyme
Engineering of the Chinese Society for Microbiology, a standing director of the
Industrial Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Branch of the Chinese Society of
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, and a member of the Professional Committee
of Synthetic Biology of the Chinese Society for Bioengineering.