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Ye Qisun
Ye Qisun (; July 16, 1898 - January 3, 1977), also named Ye Hongjuan (叶鸿眷), was a renowned Chinese physicist and one of the founders of modern physics in China.
==Education==
Ye's family has very strong educational background. His great-grandfather is a government office in Qing Dynasty and attended the edition of ''Shanghai History'' (local official record); his grandfather Ye Jiazhen (叶佳镇) worked in The Imperial College; his father Ye Jingyun (叶景澐) is a successful candidate in the imperial examinations at the provincial level, and delegated as a headmaster at Jingye School (敬业学堂), Chinese professor at Tsinghua School and the chairman of Shanghai Education Association.
In 1907, Ye came to his father's school, Jingye School. In 1911, He got admission of Tsinghua School and began the first group students in that university. Ye graduated from Tsinghua University in June 1918. He later studied physics at the University of Chicago and Harvard University. In 1923, he obtained his doctorate in physics at Harvard, under the supervision of William Duane. Mr. Duane, Ye and H. Palmer successfully posted the academic article ''A re-measurement of the Radiation constant, ''h'', by means of X-Rays'' at National Academy of Sciences.
After traveling to Europe, he became an associate professor of physics at the National Southeastern University in Nanjing (later Nanjing University) in April 1924.〔中国科技的基石——叶企孙和科学大师们 虞昊、黄延复著，复旦大学出版社，2000年10月〕
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