China’s spallation neutron source has made significant progress
Urgent action on biodiversity with ‘Kunming Declaration’
More than 100 countries pledged on Wednesday to put the protection of habitats at the heart of their government decision-making but they stopped short of committing to specific targets to curb mass extinctions.
Chinese Environment Minister Huang Runqiu told delegates to a U.N. Biodiversity Conference in the city of Kunming that the declaration they adopted was a document of political will not a binding international agreement.
The Kunming Declaration calls for “urgent and integrated action” to reflect biodiversity considerations in all sectors of the global economy but crucial issues – like funding conservation in poorer countries and committing to biodiversity-friendly supply chains – have been left to discuss later.
Superconducting cable
China’s 1st self-developed superconducting cable has been put into operation in Shenzhen, the first of its kind used globally in a mega city center, signaling China’s comprehensive mastery of core technologies in design, manufacture & building of new-type superconducting cables.
Nanometer monocrystalline copper
A smart assembly line for the manufacturing of nanometer monocrystalline copper, the first of its kind in China, became operational in Wenzhou, E.China’s Zhejiang Province on Saturday, indicating one of the key materials for chipmaking has been able for mass production locally.
Moderate prosperity in all respects
https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202109/1235431.shtml The white paper points out that a moderately prosperous society in all respects is a society in which all people share the fruits of development, a society where no individual, region or ethnic group is left behind, and a society that promotes the well-rounded development of all. Each of these is essential for achieving common prosperity, a major goal of socialism.
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Jilin-1 Gaofen 02D satellite
Meng home
Chinese scientists report starch synthesis from carbon dioxide
https://phys.org/news/2021-09-chinese-scientists-starch-synthesis-carbon.html
Chinese scientists recently reported a de novo route for artificial starch synthesis from carbon dioxide (CO2) for the first time. Relevant results were published in Science on Sept. 24.
The new route makes it possible to shift the mode of starch production from traditional agricultural planting to industrial manufacturing, and opens up a new technical route for synthesizing complex molecules from CO2.