Science & Technology consuls from the Consulate-General of China in Chicago visited KSU and the Kansas City Animal Health Corridor

April 22-23, 2014 2014年4月22至23日

中国驻芝加哥总领事馆科技组领事访问堪萨斯州立大学 和堪萨斯城动物卫生走廊

From left: Hongmei Lei, Science and Technology Consul, CG-China; Prema Arasu, CEO and Vice Provost, K-State Olathe; Kirk Schultz, President, Kansas State University; Hai Xu, Science and Technology Attaché, CG-China ; Jishu Shi, Director, U.S.-China Center for Animal Health

From left: Hai Xu; April Mason, Provost and Senior Vice President, KSU; Hongmei Lei

From left: Hai Xu; Ralph Richardson, Dean, KSU College of Veterinary Medicine; Hongmei Lei

From left: Hongmei Lei; Frank Blecha, Associate Dean, KSU College of Veterinary Medicine; Hai Xu

From left: Marcelo Sabates, Associate Provost, Office of International Programs; Hongmei Lei; Hai Xu; Marcia Molina, VP, KSU Research Foundation; Carol Shanklin, Dean, Graduate School; Kristine Young, Assistant Provost, Office of International Programs; Jishu Shi

From left: Hongmei Lei; Wayne Carter, President and CEO, Kansas City Area Life Sciences Institute; Hai Xu

From left: Hongmei Lei; Kimberly Young, VP, Bioscience Development, Kansas City Area Development Council; Hai Xu

From left: Ingrid Wang, Director, Regulatory Affairs, Ceva Animal Health; Daryl Pint, CEO, Ceva Biomune; Hongmei Lei; Hai Xu; Steve Chu, VP, Global Bio R&D, Ceva Animal Health; Jishu Shi

From left: Emilio Trigo, Executive Director, Biological R&D, Merck Animal Health; Hongmei Lei; Scott Bormann, Vice President, Merck Animal Health; Hai Xu