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Dr. Mashooq Khan is a young Pakistani scientist who has made a name for himself in the field of pharmaceutical sciences. He works at the Shandong Analysis and Test Center in China, where he conducts research activities in a wide range of areas, such as liquid crystal, sensors, biosensors, and single-cell analysis.
The first Foreign Expert's Bookhouse in China's Shandong province was inaugurated at Shandong University (SDU) on March 8. This initiative is established to further promote cultural and people-to-people exchanges.
Four years ago, Malaysian scientist Goh Hui Hwang first made his way to China, where he took up a post as a professor at the Department of Electrical Engineering, Guangxi University. In a recent interview with Science and Technology Daily, he shared his enriching experiences in China.
Renowned Italian Professor Francesco Faiola, a dedicated scientist with a curious mind and caring attitude, is the first full-time foreign researcher at the Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) in China.
On March 2, strawberries took center stage in Dawukou District as a German agricultural expert demonstrated how to cultivate the juicy fruit to locals.
Foreign experts had an opportunity to gain greater understanding of local specialty industries development and the high quality implementation of Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership in Guangxi on February 25.
The Communist Party of China (CPC) has already built China into a moderately prosperous country. It is now all set to continue its journey to a great modern socialist country with Chinese characteristics, combining the human spirit and material aspects.
British Dr. Norman MacLeod is not only an outstanding paleontologist, but also an educator and an active communicator. He is passionate about balancing these roles simultaneously. In a recent interview with Science and Technology Daily, MacLeod expressed that he is very fortunate to be someone who is able to make a living by doing what he loves to do.
On the occasion of the Two Sessions, several prominent foreign experts who live and work in China, were interviewed by S&T Daily to share their thoughts on China's development and its important role in global growth.
Having been committed to strengthening exchanges and cooperation between China and Azerbaijan through language and culture teaching in both countries for many years, Dr. Agshin Aliyev, an Azerbaijani sinologist, has gained an insightful perspective on China's rapid development at all levels.
Italian scholar Rocco Lacorte described his impression of China as "Democratic, promising and socialist." He currently serves as an associate professor at Nankai University (NKU).
Professor Goh Hui Hwang has followed China's Two Sessions for a number of years. As a Malaysian scientist living and working in China, Goh is fully aware of the significance of these meetings and their impact on China's and the world's future.
"It is a blessing and a gift to be an educator, because it is a big responsibility to educate the younger generation, the future of the world," said Antoine Barnaart, director of Confucius Institute of Queensland University of Technology, Australia. Barnaart is a highly respected expert in the field of education, having dedicated nearly 40 years of his life to teaching and managing higher education and vocational programs, both in Australia and internationally.
Chinese President Xi Jinping replied to a recent letter from students of the Hungarian-Chinese bilingual school in Budapest, encouraging more Hungarian youths to increase their knowledge of China and become envoys of China-Hungary friendship.
In Chinese history, the three cognitive fields of literature, history, and philosophy have always been combined with each other. That's according to German Professor Dennis Schilling, who made the observation while addressing the inaugural meeting of the World Council of Sinologists on July 20, 2022.
This is a brief account, written from my heart, of my experience in China. It is a journey that centers around the beautiful city of Nanjing and the university that has done so much to make my family and I feel welcome. I wish all my friends and colleagues in Nanjing and elsewhere in China, a happy new year and a bright fresh start to their lives as the dark clouds of the pandemic finally lift.
Professor Diana Boraschi, a senior member of National Research Council of Italy, serves as the director of the Laboratory of Inflammation and Vaccines at the Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology of Chinese Academy of Sciences (SIAT-CAS). Recently, Boraschi spoke to Science and Technology Daily to tell the stories behind her work and share her views on international cooperation.
Amid much festivities and colorful grandeur, Chinese around the world said goodbye to the Year of the Tiger and rang in the Year of the Rabbit on the night of January 21. The celebrations began on the eve of the Chinese New Year and will end with the Lantern Festival on the 15th day of the Chinese Lunar Year — February 5.
The "Canglong" wheeled crane set a new record with the largest lifting capacity of a beam-moving machine in China. This milestone marks a significant achievement for the country's bridge construction industry.
