Chen Lin

Brief Introduction

Name

Chen Lin

Academic Title

Senior Technologist

Degree

Bachelor

Department

HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Division

Correspondence Address

Shenzhen Center for Disease Control and Prevention, No. 8 Longyuan Road , Longzhu Avenue , Shenzhen 518055, China

Telephone

0755-25632404

E-mail

Clsz109@sohu.com

　　Chen Lin is the deputy director of Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Division of Shenzhen Center for Disease Control and Prevention. She graduated from school of Chongqing Medical University in 1992 and received her bachelor degree in Medical Laboratory. She worked in Guilin Hygiene School of Guangxi Province in 1992-1997, and then worked in Shenzhen CDC from 1997 up to now. Currently She has participated in following academic organizations: the editorial board member of Chinese Journal of AIDS&STD, the member of Guangdong STD&AIDS association, vice-chairman of Shenzhen STD&AIDS preventive medicine special committee, the member of infectious and parasitic disease committee of Shenzhen medical association. She is also the expert of national evaluation panel, the procurement center of Shenzhen government, and AIDS epidemics and testing advisory committee of Guangdong Province .

She has participated in a “fifteen” national science and technology research project, 2 projects of National Natural Science Foundation and 2 major national science and technology programs. She has also taken in charge of one science and technology project of Shenzhen City and 3 cooperation projects with Chinese University of Hong Kong , and participated in 4 international cooperation projects including the China-US AIDS prevention and control, global fund and “silent” AIDS projects, and over 30 other provincial or municipal projects.

She received the third award of science and technology progress from the Ministry of Health in 1999, the second award of science and technology progress from Shenzhen Municipal in 2001. She has published one SCI Journal paper and over 20 papers in Chinese domestic core journals as the first or corresponding author. She guided one graduate student for a master’s degree and several undergraduate students during her research work.