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‘Everyone can attend university’: China unveils sweeping higher education reform (opens the original)
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New guidelines urge universities to specialise as demographic change and a tougher job market reshape talent demand China has unveiled an overhaul of its university system, urging institutions to develop distinct roles as demographic change, a tighter job market and industrial upgrading alter the country’s skills needs. The general offices of the ruling Communist Party’s Central Committee as well as the State Council, China’s cabinet, jointly issued guidelines for higher education reform, state
Chinese paint cuts wall temperature by 25 degrees Celsius in summer test: report (opens the original)
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The super-coating, which can help cool buildings, goes into mass production, making the leap from lab to industry China has begun mass production of a super-coating that can cut wall temperatures by 25 degrees Celsius in summer, according to the state-run Science and Technology Daily. The coating may also have potential for broader use in public infrastructure and homes. The need to reduce the effects of heat on buildings was apparent in Europe this summer when record heatwaves left many residen
Beijing puts a total ban on drones in update to regulations after deadly crash (opens the original)
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China’s capital will enforce the country’s toughest rules on UAVs from November 15 but a no-fly zone will be in effect from Sunday The newly revised regulations on the management of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) were announced on Sunday on the municipal government website. They will apply across the city. The authorities will also establish a no-fly zone in the capital and its surrounding areas, effective from September 20, primarily restricting non-essential flights, official media in Beijing
Chinese scientists find ‘extremely high-value’ underwater gold mine in Pacific (opens the original)
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Survey team says the ores, formed when super-hot water shoots from the seabed, are richer in gold and silver than those found on land According to a report by state broadcaster CCTV on Friday, the discovery was made during a joint scientific expedition involving several Chinese academic institutions. The ores within this seabed hydrothermal field – an area where hot, mineral-rich water shoots out from openings on the ocean floor – are exceptionally rich in precious metals. Silver, in particular,
Denisovan fossils in China reveal ancient ‘hunting paradise’ (opens the original)
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Discoveries in southwest China’s Yunnan fill a geographic gap, uncovering how Denisovans lived as expert hunters of animals such as deer Within the region’s coniferous forests and forest-steppe environments, this archaic human group established a stable subsistence pattern highly adapted to local resources through specialised hunting and the intensive exploitation of animals. The extinct Denisovans once roamed Eurasia, having diverged from modern humans (Homo sapiens) and Neanderthals several hu
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