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On December 13, a large group of global experts convened to discuss this collaboration at the China-CEEC (the Central and Eastern European Countries) Standardization Exchange Event on Science, Technology and Innovation, hosted by the China Science and Technology Exchange Center (CSTEC) and organized by China Jiliang University, in Yiwu, Zhejiang province. The focus was on advancing global standardization in biotech-related fields.
How do you regard light? It is ubiquitous but what exactly is it? He Zhuoming, director of the Chinese Journal Department at Chinese Laser Press, Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics under the Chinese Academy of Sciences, tells us more about the Chinese and English journals on light published by the Chinese Laser Press.
What do you think when you hear of a magazine called Molecular Plant? Is it about molecular cuisine or growing molecule-size plants?Neither of them! Molecular Plant is an internationally renowned plant science journal founded in China, with an impact factor that has topped all research journals in its field globally for three consecutive years. Let's go to the editorial office of Molecular Plant to know more.
Mariculture can not only provide abundant high-quality protein resources, but also alleviate the pressure on natural resources from fishing. However, conventional aquaculture methods have led to excessive ecological loads and environmental pressures, resulting in eutrophication, hypoxia and acidification. Therefore, it is urgent to explore new paths for rational development, utilization and protection of the ocean.
At the Qinghai clean energy and green computing scheduling center in Xining city, real-time data on the screen monitors power generation from different sources, including wind, solar and hydroelectric power, as well as the energy consumption metrics of computing centers.
An action plan for the development of trusted data matrixes (TDM) was recently issued by the National Data Administration (NDA). China is expected to establish more than 100 TDMs by 2028, making breakthroughs in TDM operation, technology, ecology, standards and security systems, and significantly improving the level of data openness, circulation and use in various fields, according to the plan.
Five years after being devastated by a fire, the restored Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris officially reopened on November 7. The news captured global attention and there was a special sense of achievement in China as China was a pivotal partner in the restoration efforts.
Land-ocean integration is one of China's proposed approaches for Ocean Negative Carbon Emissions (ONCE).
On December 4, China's Spring Festival was inscribed on UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. The 19th session of the Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage gave the nod to China's nomination of the "Spring Festival: Social Practices of the Chinese People in Celebration of the Traditional New Year."
In November, Huawei officially launched its Mate 70 smartphone series powered by its proprietary operating system (OS) HarmonyOS NEXT, which became the third major global mobile operating system alongside Apple's iOS and Android. HarmonyOS, China's first fully self-developed mobile OS, represents over a decade of innovation and resilience.
In 2024, China's economy has shown resilience and maintained stable growth despite the complicated environment, and science, technology and innovation have played a crucial role in this growth.
"Education plays a pivotal role in bridging the two countries (U.S. and China) because scholarship and knowledge are borderless," said John Quelch, executive vice chancellor and distinguished professor of social science at China's Duke Kunshan University (DKU).
Advances in Atmospheric Sciences (AAS) is ranked third on the Top 100 journals list of science journals and first in Earth Sciences journals, according to the 2024 Report on the International Communication Impact of English-Language Scientific Journals Based in China, released on November 2.
"Together we can, together we will, together we must save the world." That was the message conveyed by Dr. Jane Goodall, renowned primatologist and UN Messenger of Peace, during an event in Beijing on November 30 celebrating the three-decade presence of Roots and Shoots in China.
Wiley, a global scientific research publisher, has been at the forefront of the transformation of scientific research publishing from print to digital, and Jay Flynn, as their executive vice president and general manager of Research & Learning, has been a front-row spectator and participant in that.
