All articles starting with M

Ming Yuzhen

Ming Yuzhen (明玉珍) was a Yuan-dynasty rebel leader from Suizhou who conquered Sichuan, served under Xu Shouhui, and reigned as emperor of Great Xia until his death in 1366.

Sep 19, 2026

Ming Z. Mei

Ming Z. Mei (梅志明), also written Zhiming Mei, is a Singapore-based business executive who co-founded GLP in 2009, is its CEO, and built it into a manager of roughly US$80 billion in assets.

Ming Zheng

Ming Zheng, also known as Ming Sen Zheng, is a research chemist at NIST whose DNA-based method made single-chirality carbon nanotubes available for electronics and sensing.

Ming Zhou

Ming Zhou is an engineer known as a founder of structural topology optimization and co-author of the SIMP method, elected to the US National Academy of Engineering in 2025.

Ming-Feng Tsai

Ming-Feng Tsai is a Taiwanese-born American physiologist and Associate Professor at the University of Virginia, known for defining how the mitochondrial calcium uniporter channel is regulated.

Ming-Jun Li

Ming-Jun Li is an optical fiber physicist and Corporate Fellow at Corning, inventor of ClearCurve bend-insensitive fiber and LEAF fiber, elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 2018.

Ming-Na Wen (溫明娜), born 1963 in Macau, is an American actress known for June in The Joy Luck Club, the voice of Disney's Mulan, Dr. Chen on ER, Agent May on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and Fennec Shand in Star Wars; Disney Legend 2019.

Ming-UniAudio

Ming-UniAudio is a unified speech language model family from Ant Group's inclusionAI team, released with open weights in November 2025, combining speech understanding, generation, and instruction-based editing.

Ming‐Hui Zou

Ming-Hui Zou (邹明辉) is a Chinese-born cardiovascular biologist who studies how oxidative stress damages blood vessels in diabetes and how AMPK protects against it, at Georgia State University.

Ming‐Jer Tsai

Ming-Jer Tsai (蔡明哲, 1943–2023) was a Taiwanese-born molecular endocrinologist who spent his career at Baylor College of Medicine and discovered the orphan nuclear receptor COUP-TFII, central to metabolism and development research.

Ming‐Sound Tsao

Ming-Sound Tsao is a Canadian thoracic pathologist and University of Toronto professor who studies lung cancer biomarkers at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre in Toronto.

Ming‐Yong Han

Ming-Yong Han (韩明勇) is a nanomaterials and quantum-dot researcher who is a professor at Tianjin University, formerly at A*STAR in Singapore, known for quantum-dot-tagged microbeads.

Sep 20, 2026

Ming–Hsuan Yang

Ming–Hsuan Yang is a computer vision researcher, professor at UC Merced since 2008, and Senior Staff Research Scientist at Google DeepMind, known for visual tracking benchmarks and Restormer.

Sep 24, 2026

Ming–Korean relations and the Li dynasty investiture

Ming–Korean relations and the Li dynasty investiture (明與朝鮮宗藩關係) were the suzerain–vassal relationship between Ming China and Joseon Korea, founded by Yi Seong-gye in 1392 and lasting until 1644.

Oct 10, 2026

Mingben

Mingben, or Zhongfeng Mingben (中峰明本), was a leading Yuan dynasty Chan Buddhist monk who lived in hermitages on Mt. Tianmu, refused abbacies, and died in 1323.

Mingda Li

Mingda Li is an associate professor at MIT's Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering, known for integrating AI with scattering and spectroscopy to measure quantum-material properties.

Oct 10, 2026

Mingde

Mingde (明得, hao Yueting, 1531–1588) was a Chinese Buddhist monk of the late Ming dynasty at Dongchan Temple in Jiaxing, known for initiating Jiangnan canon printing.

Oct 22, 2026

Mingei

Mingei (民芸) is the Japanese folk-craft movement launched in 1925 by the philosopher Yanagi Sōetsu with potters Hamada Shōji and Kawai Kanjirō, celebrating ordinary, useful objects made by anonymous craftsmen.

Mingfa examination (legal studies track)

The mingfa examination (明法科) was a legal-studies subject of China's imperial civil service examinations, dating to at least 625, whose Song-era graduates were assigned directly to judicial posts.

Oct 21, 2026

Mingguang, Anhui

Mingguang (明光市), formerly Jiashan County, is a county-level city of Chuzhou in northeastern Anhui, China, on the Jianghuai watershed. Created as a county in 1932, renamed 1994; 2020 population 485,627; 2024 GDP 32.15 billion yuan.

Minghao Yu

Minghao Yu is a Chinese-born materials electrochemist at TU Dresden who researches supercapacitors, aqueous batteries, and multivalent metal batteries, leading a group there since 2019.

Sep 19, 2026

Minghong Investment

Minghong Investment (明汯投资) is a Chinese quantitative private fund manager founded in Shanghai in April 2014 by Qiu Huiming, a former Wall Street quantitative trader.

Minghui Pharma (明慧医药)

Minghui Pharma, also known as Minghui Pharmaceutical (明慧医药), is a Shanghai-based biopharmaceutical company founded in 2018 by Cao Guoqing that develops antibody-drug conjugates, a PD-1/VEGF bispecific antibody, and a topical JAK inhibitor.

Mingi (송민기) (rapper)

Mingi (송민기, Song Min-gi, born 1999) is the main rapper and main dancer of KQ Entertainment's boy group ATEEZ; known for his deep voice, 'Fix On' ad-lib, co-writing ATEEZ lyrics, a 2020-2021 anxiety-related hiatus, and the solo ORIGIN project.

Mingji Dai

Mingji Dai is a Chinese-American organic chemist and the Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Chemistry at Emory University since 2022, known for allene diamination and over 40 total syntheses of natural products.

Mingli

Mingli (明里), fully Shimiao Mingli, was a Khitan hereditary imperial cook of the Yuan dynasty who rose from kitchen attendant to Minister over the Masses.

Minglin Ma

Minglin Ma (马明林) is a professor of biological and environmental engineering at Cornell University whose lab develops islet encapsulation devices for type 1 diabetes and co-founded Persista Bio.

MingLue / Mininglamp

Mininglamp Technology (明略科技) is a Chinese enterprise data-intelligence and AI software company founded by Wu Minghui and listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange Main Board since 3 November 2025.

Minglun Dadian

Minglun Dadian (明伦大典, Grand Canon for Clarifying Human Relations) is a Jiajing-era Chinese work compiled under Zhang Cong to legitimize the emperor's victory in the rites controversy.