Date: May 9, 2022 

Source: News Department of JNU Convergence Media Center 

Author: Wu Chenxuan, Qin Min

Huang Anlian, a student in JNU's 2018 class in applied chemistry, comes from Xuwen County in Zhanjiang, Guangdong. During her campus life, she made many achievements and won awards including the National Scholarship, the Jinlongyu Scholarship of Jinan University and the honorary title of Excellent Student. Her school has recommended her for master's degree study at Sun Yat-sen University. Talking of such achievements, she often says modestly, “I'm just the hard-working type, adhering to the belief that practice makes perfect.”

（Huang Anlian)

Highly self-disciplined, she goes to the library to study every day, whatever the weather. We usually get up at 7:30 and then study until 10 p.m., she said. “What’s more, one of my roommates even takes the school bus to Shipai Campus at 8:40 every day to do experiments there.” 

With the support of her teachers and friends, Huang made steady progress in the road to scientific research. From the beginning, she helped senior apprentices carry out research on treating Alzheimer’s disease with flower-shaped hollow ruthenium nanoparticles through intelligent thermal reaction. She also published a paper on biomaterials in the first Journal Citation Reports region as the fourth author. In her junior year, she served as a director of the Undergraduate Innovation and Entrepreneurship Training Program “Hydrogen Peroxide Response Degradation Rice Cluster” R@NGF-Se-Se-Ru Study on Controlling the Release of Nerve Growth Factor in the Treatment of Alzheimer's Disease.” In senior years, she published a paper as the second author. From a green hand, Huang has gradually grown up to be able to work independently as senior apprentice. 

（Huang Anlian doing an experiment）