Wang Yu. His main research directions include: archaeology of Han and Tang Dynasties, archaeology of southwest China. He has published 30 papers on social science category and authoritative periodicals, as well as core journals, such as Social Sciences in China and Archaeology. He has taken charge of the “Collation and Research of Astronomical Materials of Han Dynasty Unearthed in Archaeological Findings”, a youth program of 2014 sponsored by the National Social Sciences Fund of China, plus a number of research programs at ministerial, provincial or university level. He was awarded the 2011 New Academic Researcher Award for Doctoral Candidates by the Ministry of Education. He has sponsored the Youth Forum on History and Archaeology (the first session was held in SCU in 2015, and the second one in Renmin University in 2017…)

Main courses taught by him: Chinese Archaeology-3 (Archaeology of Han and Tang Dynasties), Special Subject of Archaeology of Han and Tang Dynasties, History and Culture of Han Dynasty, Pharmacy in Han Dynasty, New Archaeological Findings and Relevant Research, Archaeological Investigation, An Introduction to Field Archaeology, and Field Archaeological Excavation.