Meng Jie

Meng Jie is a Professor at the School of Physics, Peking University, with a distinguished career spanning multiple continents. He has held visiting and extraordinary professorships at institutions including the University of Edinburgh, Stellenbosch University, GSI Helmholtz Centre, and Tohoku University, while maintaining his core academic role in China since 1997.

• Ph.D. in Theoretical Nuclear Physics (Peking University, 1991)
• Specializes in energy density functional theory, nuclear structure, and astrophysical applications

Research Focus: Meng's work bridges fundamental nuclear physics with astrophysical phenomena, exploring exotic nuclei, nuclear chirality, and neutrino-less double-beta decay. He has led computational advancements in nuclear structure modeling and contributed to nucleocosmochronology.

Awards & Recognition: His accolades include APS Fellow, Khwarizmi International Award, and multiple Ministry of Education honors in China. His research has been recognized in top-ten national scientific progress lists.

• Supervised over 40 Ph.D. students and postdocs
• Author of 400+ refereed journal articles, 10 books, and 6 review articles
• Editorial leadership: Managing Editor of International Journal of Modern Physics E and board member for 8 journals