Prof Gang Su earned his Ph.D. degree in Lanzhou Univeristy, China, in 1991. After conducting two-year postdoc research in UCAS (formerly known as Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, GUCAS), he joined in UCAS as an associate professor and became a full professor since 1997. Currently, he takes the position as a chair professor. During 1993-1999, he worked as a CEEC research fellow in State University of New York at Stony Brook, USA, an Alexander von Humboldt research fellow in Koln University, Germany, and a JSPS research fellow in Tokyo University of Science, Japan. From 2001, he was appointed as dean of College of Physical Sciences, assistant president, provost and vice-president of UCAS, director-general of bureau of frontier science and education CAS. Currently he is the deputy director of ITP, CAS.

His primary research interests include condensed matter physics, statistical physics, and computational physics, with particular emphasis on quantum many-body physics, magnetics, quantum transport, quantum intelligent computation, etc. He is an author of more than 340 papers and chapters published in refereed international journals and books.  Since 1993, his research works have been supported by the NSFC, MOST, and CAS. He got a number of honors such as China National Natural Sciences Award, China MOE Natural Sciences Award, CAIA Award, Top 10 achievements in science and technology in China, Top 10 advances of science in China, etc.

More than 340 papers and book chapters published. For details, please go to:
Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics & Computational Materials Physics Laboratory [T(CMP)² Lab]

Condensed matter physics, statistical physics, computational physics, quantum intelligent computation, and so on.  For details, please go to visit the website of T(CMP)² Lab @ UCAS.