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From disabled child to PhD candidate, Wang Sujing's intelligence and perseverance has earned him the title of the "China's Stephen Hawking." Born in 1976 with cerebral palsy, Wang can not stand upright on his legs, can not write with his hands, and can not eat by himself. Wang never gave up his dream of pursuing advanced study in engineering and mathematics. In October 2011, Wang was invited to the Doctoral Consortium of the International Conference on Biometrics held in Washington DC, where he was recognized as one of the ten most promising doctoral students in the world. [Photo/Xinhua] |
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