Zhang Hongjiang (simplified Chinese: 张宏江; traditional Chinese: 張宏江; pinyin: zhāng hóngjiāng; Dr. Zhang is the Managing Director of Microsoft Advanced Technology Center (ATC), a R&D center working on advanced technologies and software products and services. He is also the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) for Microsoft China Research and Development Group(CRD).

Dr. Hongjiang Zhang was a founding member, then the Assistant Managing Director, of Microsoft Research Asia (MSRA). MSRA was reported in 2004 as “The hottest Computer Lab” by MIT Technology Review. While with MSR Asia, he led efforts to research in Media Computing, Data Mining and Web Search, Natural Language Computing, and Distributed Systems. Prior to joining Microsoft, Dr. Zhang was with Hewlett-Packard Labs at Palo Alto, CA, where he was a research manager. He also worked at the Institute of Systems Science (today, renamed I2R), National University of Singapore.

A researcher in media computing, more specifically in video and image analysis, search and browsing, over the years, Dr Zhang has authored four books, over 350 scientific papers, and holds 62 US patents. He has been elected Fellow of IEEE and Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and won the “2008 Asian American Engineers of the Year” award. He is also the recipient of 2010 IEEE Computer Society Technical Achievement Awards.

Jiang Hong (Chinese: 江洪; born June 19, 1967 in Shanghai) is a retired Chinese footballer who played as a goalkeeper. He achieved success predominantly with Shenzhen Feiyada, where he helped the club to earn successive league titles and promotions. He was eventually called up to the Chinese national side, where for a short period he competed with his brother Jiang Jin for the goalkeeping position. He also played for Qingdao Yizhong Hainiu and Shaanxi Guoli before he retired

Shenzhen Feiyada

Shaanxi Guoli