To study the reaction mechanism of traditional Chinese medicine silver-dyed diagnostic method and its use as a rapid test for chronic renal failure
Chen Dixi from King's College won the first prize in the Chemistry category at the 65th Intel International Science and Engineering Awards in 2014 for "Research on the reaction mechanism of traditional Chinese medicine silver dyeing diagnostic method and its possibility as a rapid test for chronic renal failure" , Discipline Outstanding Project Award, Phillips Ridge Memorial Award, and the International Astronomical Union named the asteroid number 31298 "Chen Dixi Star".
Fang Erhai from King's College won the Chemistry Category 1 in the 65th Intel International Science and Engineering Awards in 2014 for "Research on the reaction mechanism of traditional Chinese medicine silver dyeing diagnostic method and its possibility as a rapid test for chronic renal failure" First prize, the best project award in the subject, the Phillips Ridge Memorial Award, and the International Astronomical Union named the asteroid number 31312 "Fang'er Sea Star".
