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Author Biographies
Jianxi Zhao received his B.A. from the Fuzhou University in 1982
and his Ph.D. from the Uppsala University, Sweden, in 1995. He has
been at Fuzhou University since 1996. He is now Professor of
Chemistry and the member of the Colloid and Interface Chemistry
Committee of Chinese Chemistry Society. His current research
interests focus on self-assembly of oligomeric surfactants in semidi-
lute and concentrated solutions and their applications.
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Duoping Yang received his B.A. from the Fuzhou University in
2008. He is currently pursuing his Ph.D. degree under the supervision
of Prof. J. Zhao.
Yi You received his B.A. from the Fuzhou University in 1985. He is
now Professor of Chemistry in Fuzhou University.
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