Professor Xiaodan li’s Biography
Xiaodan li, Professor, Ph.D. advisor, was the former Chair of the Department of Architecture, and currently serves as the Secretary of the Party branch of the Department of Architecture of the Communist Party of China at China University of Mining and Technology. She is the recipient of the Education Ministry's New Century Excellent Talents Award and one of the first batch of Double Leading faculty-Party branch secretaries’ workshop leaders of universities in China. She received the Beijing March 8th Red Banner Medal in 2018. She is the academic leader of the Architecture discipline and major leader within the college, as well as the leader of the university's aesthetic education teaching team. She also serves as Vice Chairman of the Mine Subsidence Damage and Ecological Restoration Committee of the Chinese Rock Mechanics and Engineering Society.
She has been conducting interdisciplinary research for years, specializing in subsidence areas caused by coal mining. She developed unique planning methods that significantly reduced land remediation costs and established a preliminary theoretical research framework for mine area renovation planning. She led and completed two National Natural Science Foundation projects and more than 40 architectural design, interior design, and planning and design projects. She also participated in six Olympic architectural design bid management and technical review projects in Beijing. She published over 50 academic papers in SCI, EI, CSSCI, and other core journals, as well as three textbooks, and has four patents.
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I. Educational Background (Including Visiting Professor Experiences)
1. 09/2015-09/2016, Visiting Professor, University of the Pacific, USA
2. 03/2001-07/2004, Ph.D. in Architectural Design and Theory, School of Architecture, Tianjin University
3. 09/1998-03/2001, Master's in Architectural Design and Theory, Department of Architecture, Kunming University of Science and Technology
4. 09/1986-07/1990, Bachelor's in Architecture, Department of Architecture, Inner Mongolia University of Technology
II. Research Areas
Professor Li focuses on teaching and conducting research in the fields of sustainable development of mining cities, Chinese and Western architectural cultural exchange, urban ecological environment, and green building.
III. Representative Research/Teaching Achievements
1. Professor Li led and completed two National Natural Science Foundation projects:
(1) Comprehensive Study on Abandoned Coal Mines from the Perspective of “Ecological Restoration and Urban Renovation” (51778641)
(2) Chinese and Western Architecture Cultural Exchange in the 17th and 18th Centuries (51078349)
2. Publications
[1] * Xiaodan Li, Zhiting Chen et al. Study on the Convergence of Chinese and Western Architectural Cultures - A Case Study of Church Buildings in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region. Wuhan: Huazhong University of Science and Technology Press, July 2020. (Monograph)
[2] * Xiaodan Li. The Convergence of Chinese and Western Architectural Cultures in the Early Kangxi Period. Beijing: China Architecture & Building Press, July 2011. (Monograph)
[3] * Xiaodan Li. Illustrated Introduction to Interior Design and Methods (2nd Edition). Beijing: China Machine Press, April 2018. (Textbook)
[4] Xiaodan Li, Wang Jing et al., 2020. Improvement Strategy Study for Outdoor Wind Environment in a University in Beijing Using CFD Simulation. Advances in Civil Engineering. (SCI, First Author)
[5] Zhiping Liu, Xiaodan Li et al., 2024. Improving urban emergency medical service systems through brownfield transformation in Huangshi, China. Scientific Reports. (SCI, Corresponding Author)
[6] * Xiaodan Li, Qiheng Wang. Research on the Westward Transmission of Chinese Gardens. Learning and Exploration, 2011(03). (Core journal, indexed by CSSCI, reprinted in full by Xinhua Digest, 2011(18)).
[7] * Xiaodan Li, Qiheng Wang et al. The Spread of Western Architectural Culture in China during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Historical Research, 2011(03). (Core journal, indexed by CSSCI, reprinted in full by Chinese Social Sciences Digest, 2011(12)).
3. Awards
Professor Li’s monograph entitled "Study on the Convergence of Chinese and Western Architectural Cultures - A Case Study of Church Buildings in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region" was selected as a national key book publishing project of the nation’s 13th Five-Year Plan. Her textbook entitled "Illustrated Introduction to Interior Design and Methods" was awarded as an excellent teaching material in Beijing in 2018. The course Interior Design and Appreciation, which she taught, was awarded a Distinguished Course award of elective courses in Beijing in 2014.
