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  • DeepSeek Democratizes AI Access

    ?The AI industry has undergone transformative changes over the past decade, with advances in machine learning, natural language processing, and computer vision reshaping the way we interact with technology.

  • Dialogue with Foreign Experts-Inclusive Hub of Global Agricultural Transformation

    ?In recent years, China has become a global leader in agricultural research, playing an essential role in addressing worldwide challenges such as food security, climate change and sustainable farming. This achievement is largely due to the country's open and inclusive approach to scientific research, where international collaboration is encouraged and deeply embedded in its culture. Through strategic partnerships and initiatives like the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), China has created a cooperative research ecosystem that benefits local and international scholars.

  • Dialogue with Foreign Experts-China's AI Rise Benefits the World

    With its rapid advancements in AI, China is consistently capturing world headlines, not only for its technological progress but also for the profound impact these advancements are having on society and the world. Through the eyes of international experts and researchers, we gain a deeper understanding of China's AI journey, showing its forward-thinking policies, commitment to improving quality of life, and growing influence on the global stage.

  • Steering a Greener Future

    ?On November 14, 2024, China achieved a historic milestone as its annual production of new energy vehicles (NEVs) surpassed 10 million units, consolidating its leading role in the transition to a greener future. This achievement shows not just China's technological progress but also its efforts to combat climate change and reduce carbon emissions.

  • In this special episode of Dialogue with Foreign Experts,international scientists have noted DeepSeek's outstanding capabilities in code generation and analysis, further solidifying China's position as a leader in global AI innovation. Take a look!

  • China's NEVs Ride the Green Wave

    According to the government work report submitted to the national legislature for deliberation on Wednesday, China's annual production of new energy vehicles (NEV) surpassed 13 million units, marking a significant milestone in the industry. Driven by policy support and technological innovation, China's rapid development in this sector has not only boosted domestic green transportation but also contributed to global sustainability.

  • How has China Promoted Global Agricultural Cooperation?

    Three foreign guests from the Institute of Crop Sciences of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences shared their views on how China promotes international agricultural cooperation and contributes to world food security. Take a look!

  • Young International Scientists Say | China-Denmark Partnership Promotes Innovation

    Nick Y. Larsen's China experience goes beyond academic pursuits. It has become a journey of personal growth and cultural enrichment.

  • Education: A Bridge Connecting People

    ?"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).

  • 'Roots and Shoots' Brings Hope for a Green Future

    "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.

  • Witness of Digital Transformation of Scientific Publishing

    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.

  • Collaboration Rather than Competition Betters the World

    Gérard Creuzet, a prominent French physicist and industrialist, recently took time out to share his inspiring journey of collaboration with China. Currently president of the ?le-de-France Photovoltaic Institute (IPVF), he has made significant contributions to Sino-French relations in higher education and research.

  • Intercultural Dialogue Betters the World

    On November 28, 2023, Andrei Chevelev, former head of the Asia-Pacific Unit Sector for Priority Africa and External Relations at UNESCO, began a new chapter in his career with his appointment as a visiting professor at Jinan University in Guangzhou, China.

  • A Curious Mind for Science Communication

    Danish chemistry Professor Troels Skrydstrup, from Aarhus University, has a passion for engaging with young minds and often takes his inquisitive students on sci-tech journeys. The most recent adventure on October 23 had them exploring carbon neutrality, where Skrydstrup's dedication to science communication was on full display.

  • From Spinning Cotton Candy to Shaping the Future

    At first glance, the art of spinning cotton candy by street vendors might seem to have no link to the cutting-edge world of nanotechnology. However, according to Professor Seeram Ramakrishna of the National University of Singapore (NUS), the two scenarios share an unexpected connection.

  • The Art of Translation: Getting Message Across

    We first met Spanish language expert Francisco Javier Ayllón Piquero at a forum that was themed on understanding China better. His speech revealed a world where languages bridge different cultures, bring vivid perspectives and foster understanding.

  • Applauding 75 years of Sustainable Development

    The past decades have seen a concerted effort by China to coordinate economic development and ecological environmental protection. As part of this drive, the Beautiful China Initiative was established in 2012 and the principle that lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets has been upheld ever since. Thousands of foreign experts working and living in China have gained first-hand experience of China's major achievements in implementing the Beautiful China Initiative.

  • Acclaiming 75 Years of Cooperation

    For well-known physical geologist Michael Meadows, Professor in the School of Geography and Ocean Science, Nanjing University (NJU), China's openness has made a significant difference in his research journey. After years of commuting to a university in Shanghai, joining NJU felt like finding a new home. "I feel privileged to be part of [advancing science with my co-workers]," Meadows said. His story shows China's open policies have created a nurturing environment for international researchers.

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  • From weeding and vegetable growing to the overall management of agricultural systems, AI has been widely adopted across all aspects of agriculture.

Innovation Fuels Private Sector Growth

As an important part of the national economy, the private sector is the main driver of startups and employment, and a key player in technological innovation. To realize high-quality development, private enterprises need to strengthen their awareness of sci-tech innovation, and seek innovation-driven development instead of the traditional labor or resource-driven path.

AI Diagnosis Model Facilitates Industry Upgrade

?Although launched less than a year ago, China's first AI large model for the diagnosis, operation and maintenance of industrial equipment has already been widely adopted in the coal, chemical and power industries.

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