傅育英(1916-1969)
傅育英，女，浙江衢县人。1916年5月28日生，1938年毕业于浙江大学文理学院生物学系。1947年留学美国爱荷华大学，1950年获硕士、1955年获博士学位。学成后在休斯医学研究所、印第安纳医学中心、美国公共卫生事业局医学化学部传染病研究中心等单位任副教授、教授、客座研究化学家等职。1965年后，在美国卫生教育与福利部、动物协会、放射研究协会、纽约科学院，从事细胞病理学、放射效应、新陈代谢机质碘和磷示踪、甲状腺病理等方面研究，取得重大成就。1966年选入《美国科学家传录》。1969年病逝于美国。
Yu-Ying Fu Li(1916-1969)
Dr. Li, of the Center for Disease Control, Atlanta, Georgia, is a recently deceased member of the Iowa Academy of Science.
Dr. Li was born in Chekiang, China, on May 28, 1916. She received her B.S. degree in Biology from the National Chekiang University in 1938. She received the M.S. in 1950 and the Ph.D. in 1955 from the University of Iowa.
Before her marriage to Dr. Kuang-Chiu Li in 1957, Miss Fu was a graduate
student in Zoology at the University of Iowa. She began her studies in General
Physiology under the late Professor J. H. Bodine. After his death, Dr. Fu completed her thesis under the direction of Professor Gordon Marsh.
She was then appointed as a Research Associate in the Radiation Research Laboratory of the College of Medicine in 1955. Work Dr. Li did that would be of interest to members of the Radiation Research Society is cited in part in Volume 5, p. 477, 1956, and in Volume 7, p. 314, 1957, of this journal. These studies had to do with the relative effectiveness of fast neutrons on embryos of the grasshopper; and effects of whole body irradiation of the mouse on thyroid function.
She joined the Center for Disease Control, in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1963, and was engaged in antibody research. For the past three years, she had been conducting research on the biochemistry of fungi. She had previously been engaged in tissue culture study at Indiana University, research on nucleic acids and protein at the University of Miami, and radiation research at the University of Iowa.
She was a member of the Society of Sigma Xi, Iowa Academy of Science, The Radiation Research Society, New York Academy of Sciences, American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Society of Zoologists, International
Society for Human and Animal Mycology, and American Society for Microbiology.
Dr. Li passed away on December 14, 1969, in Atlanta, Georgia.
Dr. Li is survived by her husband, Dr. Kuang Chiu Li; a daughter, Miss Charlene Li; and a son, Konrad Li.
In addition to her immediate family of husband and two children, she leaves many friends who remember her friendly spirit and many accomplishments.