Wang Yiming, male, Han ethnicity, native of Feixi County, Hefei City, Anhui Province. He joined the university in October 2022 and currently holds the position of Associate Professor. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree (2003), a Master of Engineering degree (2006), and a Ph.D. in Philosophy (2014). He previously worked as an integrated circuit engineer, a civil servant in a western provincial science and technology bureau, and an administrative staff member in the science and technology department of a western university. His academic and professional journey has consistently revolved around the field of science and technology, where he has developed thoughtful reflections and practical experience.

  Email：wangym@ncu.edu.cn

  Primary Research Fields and Interests:

  Science and technology innovation and policy, sociology of scientific knowledge, philosophical interpretation of scientific frontiers.

  Courses Taught:

  For Undergraduates: Sociology of Scientific Knowledge, Philosophy of Science and Technology, History of Science and Technology, etc.

  For Postgraduates: Innovative Thinking in Science and Technology, Science and Society, etc.

  Major Academic Achievements:

  He has led two provincial/ministerial-level research projects and published multiple sole-authored papers in journals such as China Soft Science, Journal of Dialectics of Nature, and Studies in Science of Science. Two of his sole-authored papers have been reprinted by Xinhua Digestand Renmin University Copying Materials, respectively. He received the nomination award for the 19th Tsinghua University "Academic Rising Star" (2014).

  Selected Publications:

  1.Wang Yiming. "Independent R&D Enterprises (Institutions): A Pathway Choice for Deepening Reform of China's Scientific Research System." Journal of Dialectics of Nature, 2015, 37(6):77–84. (CSSCI, featured on the cover, fully reprinted in Renmin University Copying Materials: General Theory of Social Sciences, 2016, No. 2)

  2.Wang Yiming. "The Industrial Perspective of R&D Activities: A New Quadrant Model." China Soft Science, 2013(1):72–80. (Recognized as a Category A management journal by the National Natural Science Foundation of China, CSSCI, featured on the cover)

  3.Wang Yiming. "The Interpretive Power of Scientific Discovery and Its Rent-Seeking Issues: A Case Study of the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference." Studies in Science of Science, 2011, 29(12):1786–1791. (Recognized as a Category A management journal by the National Natural Science Foundation of China, CSSCI)

  4.Wang Yiming. "New Evolution of Division of Labor Models in the Integrated Circuit Chip Industry and Modular R&D." Scientific Management Research, 2019, 37(3):65–69. (CSSCI)

  5.Wang Yiming. "Research on the Phenomenon of 'Internet-Famous Scientists' from the Perspective of Priority in Scientific Discovery." Science & Technology Progress and Policy, 2019, 36(12):145–150. (CSSCI)

  6.Wang Yiming. "Everyday Science and the People's Needs for a Better Life." Forum on Science and Technology in China, 2019(2):143–149. (CSSCI)

  7.Wang Yiming, Zeng Guoping. "Evolution and Prospects of Technology Foresight Models from the Perspective of Actor-Network Theory." Science & Technology Progress and Policy, 2013, 30(9):156–160. (CSSCI)

  8.Wang Yiming. "Research on Entrepreneurship and the Construction of Enterprise Innovation Entities." Scientific Management Research, 2020, 38(1):101–105. (CSSCI)

  9.Yiming Wang, et al. "Fabrication of the Three-Dimensional Solenoid Type of Micro Magnetic Sensor." Journal of Physics, 2006(34):880–884.

  10.Wang Yiming, Huang Wen, Zeng Guoping. "A Comparative Study of the Quantity of Chinese and American Science Fiction Films and Reflections on the Development of Chinese Science Fiction Films." Studies on Science Popularization, 2011, 6(1):27–32+57. (Citations > 40)

  11.Wang Yiming. "The Science Popularization Model of Integrating Science and Entertainment: A Case Study of the American TV Series The Big Bang Theory." Studies on Science Popularization, 2012, 7(1):57–61. (In terms of policy recommendations: Proposed focusing on the integration model of science and entertainment, explained its value, and in the follow-up paper "Cross-Border in Science Popularization" published in Science & Technology Reviewin 2013, further suggested four recommendations for cooperation between the scientific community and the entertainment industry, such as establishing an office for collaboration between science and entertainment under the China Association for Science and Technology.)

  12.Wang Yiming, Chen Hu. "Science Popularization Issues and Suggestions in China's Aging Society." China Development, 2016, 16(2):74–79. (In terms of policy recommendations: Proposed including the elderly as a key target group for science popularization and explained its significance. The draft was adopted by the Central Committee of the China Zhi Gong Party for policy recommendations in 2014.)