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  • Global Stocktake: Climate Action Cannot Wait

    COP28 marks the conclusion of the "Global Stocktake," the first assessment of global progress in implementing the 2015 Paris Agreement.

  • Science Museums Should Play Vital Role in Shaping a Sustainable World

    The opening ceremony of the 2023 International Symposium on the Development of Natural Science Museums Under the Belt and Road Initiative (BRISMIS) was held in Beijing on November 29. Two keynote speakers, Wang Xiaoming and Shahbaz Khan, were on hand to share their insights on the role of science museums in conducting science education, promoting public engagement, and bringing about action and change.

  • Uniting for Successful Asia-Pacific Cooperation

    China has been calling on APEC members to stay committed to innovation-driven development, and create new drivers of growth in the Asia-Pacific region.

  • Nanjing's Rise: Global Collaborations and Contributions

    Nanjing's future as a sci-tech hub is underpinned by its unwavering commitment to innovation. The city is becoming a magnet for forward-thinking individuals and businesses, driven by its innovation-friendly ecosystem. Collaborative research initiatives, public-private partnerships, and incubation programs are poised to foster a new generation of innovative enterprises.

  • BRI Plays Significant Role in Switching to Renewables

    Since the launch of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in 2013, the endeavor to build a community with a shared future for mankind has been strengthened. As climate change and energy issues continue to be among the prime concerns, it has been China's constant objective to help its BRI partners develop new energy industries.

  • Making a Big Push Toward Global Decarbonization

    As a responsible major country, China has stepped up efforts to reduce carbon emissions while helping developing countries increase the use of clean energy.

  • China on Track with Emission Reduction Targets

    According to the report Analysis: China's emissions set to fall in 2024 after record growth in clean energy released on Carbon Brief website on November 13, "China's carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions are set to fall in 2024 and could be facing structural decline, due to record growth in the installation of new low-carbon energy sources." That's according to Lauri Myllyvirta, a lead analyst at the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) and the author of the report.

  • The Right Way for China, U.S. to Get Along

    On November 15, Chinese President Xi Jinping met with U.S. President Joe Biden at the Filoli Estate, San Francisco. The highly anticipated meeting produced many deliverables in such areas as political affairs and foreign policy, people-to-people exchanges, global governance, and military and security.

  • China-U.S Cooperation the Right Way to Address Climate Change

    China-US climate talks have yielded positive results ahead of COP28.

  • Pew Report: China Is Widely Seen as Technological Powerhouse

    Based on surveys conducted in 24 countries, Pew Research Center examines how the U.S. and China stack up to one another on more than 10 different measures, spanning from the economic power to views of their universities and technological achievements.

  • Significance of Energy Storage And Its Huge Market Potential

    In the transformation of traditional fossil fuels to renewables, the issue of new energy storage is one of major concern—where do we get our energy from when the wind is not blowing and the sun is not shining?

  • Sci-tech Cooperation Leads to Development

    Focusing on technology cooperation, an innovation resource matchmaking event held on November 8.

  • The Rise of China's Higher Education

    The development and success of education plays a big part  in a country's comprehensive national strength. Additionally, education, especially higher education, serves as an important support mechanism for a leading country to achieve more self-reliance and strength in science and technology.

  • Debt Trap Theory Full of Holes

    The year 2023 marks the 10th anniversary of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Over the past ten years, the BRI cooperation network has stretched from the Eurasian continent to Africa and Latin America.

  • The Way Forward for Chinese Tech Firms Against U.S. Curbs

    Amid the tech war, America’s restrictions on technology exports are unlikely to ease and will probably get even worse. But China’s self-reliance is the way forward.

  • Open-up, Cooperation Can Unlock Sci-tech Development

    Openness and cooperation are inherent requirements for promoting scientific and technological progress. It is through sci-tech innovation that we can jointly explore ways and means to solve major global issues and meet the challenges of our time. At the recent Nanjing International Science and Technology Cooperation and Exchange Conference, officials, counselors, entrepreneurs and scholars from home and abroad gathered to discuss ways to seek more opportunities in cooperation and how to specifically achieve that.

  • Delivering Benefits to More Countries and People

    The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), "a Chinese solution to global development issues," has shown significant fruitful cooperation in the decade since its inception.

Top News

  • ​In order to assist with the research and conservation of cultural relics, high tech is playing an increasingly vital role, with large-scale scientific facilities like High Energy Photon Source (HEPS), Shanghai Synchrotron Radiation Facility (SSRF) and China Spallation Neutron Source (CSNS) leading the charge.

WEEKLY REVIEW (June 29-July 4)

Genetic Switch to Reactivate Organ Regeneration Discovered A group of Chinese scientists have discovered a genetic switch called ALDH1A2 that can reactivate nonregenerative mammals' ability to regenerate damaged organs. The activation of ALDH1A2 or supplying retinoic acid externally using a gene enhancer from rabbits can restore the regenerative capacity in nonregenerative mammals like mice. The discovery was recently published in Science.

AI System to Map Deep-sea Seamounts

An Intelligent Seamount Digital Twin System was recently launched during a side event of the United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC) held in France.

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