S. H. Lin (林聖賢)

Identity Snapshot

  • English: S. H. Lin
  • Chinese: 林聖賢
  • Era: 1937
  • Geography: 台灣彰化
  • Core roles: scientist, professor, educator
  • Source: TAH Foundation Who’s Who

Education

  • 台灣大學 — 1958 — B.S. 化工
  • 台灣大學 — 1960 — M.S. 化工
  • 美國猶他州大學 — 1964 — Ph.D.化學

Employment

  • 亞利桑那州立大學 — 化學教授
  • 台灣大學 — 化學系教授

Family

No filled family fields on the TAH profile.

Sources

Role in the Community

  • 1995 台美基金會科技工程獎 (Taiwanese American Foundation Science & Engineering Award) — he is listed on the foundation’s all-time winners roster under 【科技工程獎】 as 林聖賢(1995), alongside 莊明哲(1995), per 20. 王桂榮台美文教基金會得獎人名單. The 1995 award-issue feature confirms the 台美基金會 named its 「人才成就獎」 trio modeled on the Nobel and honored him among five laureates that year: 台美基金會1995頒獎特刊.
  • 20世紀台灣代表性人物講座: named among the living Taiwanese figures invited by Dr. 林衡哲 to lecture at the Mennonite Hospital (門諾醫院) 「台灣名人文化講座」 series, later published as DVD/book 《智慧交響曲》 — per 林衡哲’s memoir in 06. This places him in the movement’s public-intellectual circuit, not just the academy.
  • New material from the knowledge/web-archives sweep (2026-10-09, slice 10070700-19); prior SKIP-with-reason entries below are superseded by these finds.

Corpus note

  • Corpus grep (works/, articles/) found only this person’s own TAH Who’s Who bibliographic record 955. S. H. Lin 林聖賢 — no memoir or community-history text carrying additional facts.
  • SKIP-deepened 2026-09-20: nothing absorbable beyond the TAH press-kit fields already on this page; no community-record material in the vault corpus.
  • Re-verified 2026-09-21 / 2026-09-22 / 2026-09-25 (ZH+EN grep): hits limited to [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/whoswho955|own TAH #955 record]] and the works index; SKIP stands.
  • Re-verified 2026-09-26 (slice 09251047-10, ZH+EN grep): same — only own record + works index; SKIP stands.
  • Re-verified 2026-10-07 (slice 10052007-15, five-dir grep): only own [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/whoswho955|TAH #955 record]] + index; 聖賢 hits in taiwanjustice.net articles are false positives (「古代聖賢」/孔子 prose, not this person). SKIP stands.