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China's
revocation of national scientific award first of its kind: The
recent revocation of a national scientific award due to academic fraud
was the first of its kind in China, National Office for Science and
Technology Awards told Xinhua Thursday.
China's Ministry of Science and Technology, on Feb. 1, issued a
statement revoking the State Scientific and Technological Progress Award
(SSTPA) given to Li Liansheng, former professor of Xi'an Jiaotong
University.
According to the statement, the investigation found Li had plagiarized
others' works and fabricated data in his winning project, and his prize
will be canceled and money awarded retrieved.
Zhao Baojing, senior officer with the National Office for S&T Award,
told Xinhua that it was the first time China had withdrawn a national
scientific honor.
Li Liansheng, former professor and doctoral tutor of Xi'an Jiaotong
University, received the second-place prize of the SSTPA in 2005 for his
research on key technologies for designing and manufacturing scroll
compressors.
In 2008, he was accused of plagiarism and providing false data in the
winning project by six professors of Xi'an Jiaotong University. An
investigation was later carried out.
Xi'an Jiaotong University suspended Li from working at the university
and rescinded his employment contract in March, 2010.
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Report: China to launch second moon probe. MSNBC
08-03-03
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China's plane ambitions take off Oct. 1,
2007
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CHINA'S FIRST MANNED SPACE FLIGHT
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China’s High Speed Railway Blues(details)
- China leads challenge to
'scientific - superpowers' - Iran, Tunisia and Turkey also stepping up
to take on US, Europe and Japan (click
for details)
- Deal of the day: China’s
tech boom -
a blog on Financial Times
- Playstation Phone Spotted
in China (click
for details)
- China ready to
challenge Airbus, Boeing (click
for details)
- China's newest high-speed
train breaks world record (click
for details)
- China Poised to Lead World
in Patent Filings (click
for details on the New York Times)
- China sets new train speed
record (click
for details)
- China's map leaps over the
moon - By Peter J Brown (click
for details)
- China's Innovation
Strategy (click
for details)
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China picks mothers for astronaut
training-Officials concerned space flight might affect fertility of
first Chinese women to go into orbit
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China to start space station construction next
year
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Lunar eclipse: US retreat leaves China leading way
in race to return to moon - New age of space exploration beckons, say
experts, as Nasa pullout leaves door open for other countries (link to
Guardian, UK)
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China Issued Record Number of Patents in 2009
(link to the Wall Street Journal)
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China's top universities will rival Oxbridge, says
Yale president China is spending billions of yuan to propel its best
institutions into the top 10, says visiting US academic (link to
Guardian, UK)
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China's high-tech boom (link to New Brunswick
Business Journal)
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Betraying Confucius: Academic fraud in China - By
Kent Ewing
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China launches satellites to build its own GPS
(link to Reuters India)
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Lancet urges China to tackle scientific fraud (BBC
News)
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NASA ready to work with China to explore space (Canada.com)
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Tech: Is China Catching Taiwan? (Business Week)
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Taiwan holds 10-year lead over China in R&D: tycoon (E_Taiwan News)
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China second only to US in research-Thomson
Reuters
(Reuters)
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China Biotech in
Review: New Developments
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China looks to expand
stake in stem cell technology
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China Lands on the
Moon - Sort of
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China may be ready for moon mission in
2020-professor - Forbes
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China's Space Ambitions Advance with Moon
Landing - Business Week
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China opens bidding
on moon probe technology - Reuters
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Military hospital in China conducts
world-first face transplants. Telegraph
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China-made regional jet completes first
test flight. Reuters
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Nigerian satellite launched by China loses
power. AP
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Venezuela's first satellite launched from
China
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China Takes First
Steps In Space. Sky News
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China
Aims to Display Prowess With Space Walk.
Wall Street Journal
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Scientist accused of selling rocket data to China.
AP
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China's New Venture in Space.
TIME
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Another great leap
forward for China.
The Age, Australia
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China to open world's fastest rail line.
NDTV, India
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China's first man in space promoted to general.
The Hindu News
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China 'could reach moon by 2020'
BBC
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China expected to
reach moon before U.S. returns. KansasCity.com
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The New Space Race:
China vs. US. TIME
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China Plans First Space -Walk. Reuters Nov. 20
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China's first lunar probe enters moon orbit
Nov. 5
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China's first lunar probe completes first
orbital transfer Xinhua Oct. 25, 2007
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China to continue actively developing stem cell research, GM crops -
official
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China's lunar probe launch set for later in
October
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China ready to launch first lunar satellite
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Expert: China to
offer free global navigation by 2020 (Xinhua)
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China plans to measure the soil of the moon
Aug. 10, 2007 - China plans to measure
every inch of the soil of the moon in its planned lunar probe program,
said Ouyang Ziyuan, chief scientist of the program.By measuring the soil
of the moon we can figure out the exact amount of helium-3, a resource
for nuclear fusion, said Ouyang.(Click
the title for full story.)
- China has 162 mln Internet users
The number of Internet users in China hit
an estimated 162 million by the end of June, with nearly 100 people a
minute going online for the first time, the China Internet Network
Information Centre (CNNIC) announced on Wednesday.
An estimated 122 million Chinese have broadband access to the Internet,
according to the 20th statistical report on China's Internet development
issued by the CNNIC on Wednesday.
One in every four Chinese Internet users, or 44.3 million, accesses the
Internet by phone, largely due to lower mobile charges and about one
third of users access the Internet primarily by wireless devices.
With Internet penetration rate reaching 12.3 percent, China had around
9.18 million domain names, including 6.15 million ending with "cn".
The number of Internet portals stood at 1.31 million, of which the
number of "cn" names grew at 137.5 percent annually to 810,000,
exceeding the number of ".com" names for the first time.
About 67.1 million computers in China are connected to the Internet, up
by 7.7 million in the first six months.
The CNNIC, the country's Internet statistics collector, defines an
"Internet user" for the purposes of the report as someone over the age
of six who uses the Internet on average at least one hour per week.
Since 1997, the CNNIC has been updating figures on the country's
Internet development through automatic Internet searches, surveys by
on-line affiliate networks and telephone sampling. (Source: Xinhua)
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China launches "Compass"
navigation satellite
Xinhua, April 14, 2007 - China on early Saturday morning launched a
navigation satellite, part of the country's "Compass" navigational
system, which is expected to provide services to customers all over
China and neighboring countries by 2008. The carrier rocket, Long
March 3-A, blasted off from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in
southwest China's Sichuan Province at 4:11 a.m., and sources with the
center said that the satellite had "accurately" entered its orbit, at
the height of 21,500 km. (Click
for full coverage.)
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China to launch lunar
probe this year
Xinhua News, May 21, 2007 - Beijing- China was "losing no time" in
preparing its first lunar orbiter, Chang'e I, which will most likely
be launched in the second half of 2007, a space official said here
on Sunday. "The moon probe project is the third milestone in China's
space technology after satellite and manned spacecraft projects, and
a first step for us in exploring deep space," said Sun Laiyan, chief
of the China National Space Administration. (Click
for full report.)
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