Liu Gang
Chinese scientist and revolutionary (born 1961)
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Liu Gang is a Chinese scientist born in 1961 who has been involved in revolutionary activities. While specific details of his scientific work and revolutionary role are not provided here, he represents an example of someone who has pursued both scientific and political engagement in modern China.
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- 1961-01-30
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- 7
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- Analytic economics
- Die ying chong chong
- Jin Yong de jiang hu
- Lu Xun yu yan xiu gai yi shu
- Shanghai cheng shi ji ti suo you zhi gong ye yan jiu
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Liu Gang (Chinese: 刘刚; born 30 January 1961) is a Chinese-born American aerospace engineer, computer scientist, optical physicist, political activist, and writer. He founded the Beijing Students' Autonomous Federation. He was a prominent student leader at the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989. Liu holds an M.A. in physics from Peking University and an M.A. in computer science from Columbia University. After his exile to the United States in 1996, Liu studied technology and physics at Bell Labs in New Jersey. Liu was employed at Morgan Stanley as a Wall Street IT analyst.
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1961 births1989 Tiananmen Square protesters21st-century American engineers21st-century American physicistsAmerican aerospace engineersAmerican computer programmersAmerican computer scientistsChinese dissidentsChinese emigrants to the United StatesChinese human rights activistsChinese political writersChinese revolutionaries