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Beijing enters 5G era with first base station in operation

5G China Unicom

At the Beijing Unicom Hall 1st Floor Hall, a huge screen displays the street scenery of the Haidian District Musaka Lake and Xicheng District Finance Street. Beijing City has officially entered the 5G era. 5G is capable of directly transmitting 4K high quality image signals, the clarity of the image quality is 16 times that of 4G, the image quality is clearer and more beautiful. 5G smartphones will be announced one after another in the first half of next year, and Beijing Unicom will start recruiting 5G test users.

Japan JST China news, August 14, 2018

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NNSF Foundation funded projects of nearly 27 billion Yuan in 2016

In 2016, the National Natural Science Foundation (NNSF) funded 41,184 projects, with a total funding for equipment, materials, travel costs and other direct costs 22.706 billion Yuan. Indirect costs for for project organization were 4.1 billion Yuan. in 2016, the Youth Science Fund funded 16,112, with direct costs of 3.177 billion yuan; the Outstanding Young Science Fund funded 400 people, with direct cost of 520 million yuan, and the National Outstanding Young Scientists Fund served 198 young people, with direct cost of 679 million yuan. Among the directions in 2017 will be basic theory and key technologies of communion robots” and four other major research projects.”

China Bio news release, April 1, 2017

China Aerospace Science & Industry Co. (CASIC) will launch 156 mini-satellites

State-owned China Aerospace Science & Industry Corporation (CASIC) have announced plans for a network of 156 mini-satellites to facilitate global broadband coverage. The low orbiting, networked satellites will orbit 1,000 km above the ground and launched between 2018 and 2025. Small satellites are easy to mass produce and upgrade at low cost. Low orbit helps avoid signal delay; and satellite communication services with frequencies from 26.5 to 40 hertz will improve Internet access.

CAS news release, April 1, 2017

CAS QIBEBT tests solid-state lithium batteries at 7,000 m depth

In conjunction with China’s deep sea exploration program, the institute has developed a solid lithium battery with an energy density up to 300Wh/kg which was tested during 9 dives greater than 7,000 meters, of which 6 were more than 10,000 meters, and the maximum working depth wasf 10,901 meters. Accumulated underwater working time was 134 hours, the maximum continuous operating time 20 hours.

CAS news release, March 30, 2017

AG600 Amphibious aircraft prepares for maiden flight, 17 orders received

The aircraft was developed by the Aviation Industry Corporation of China. Similar in size to a Boeing 737, it has a maximum range of 4,500 km and was made with the purpose of fighting forest fires and performing marine rescues. It can collect 12 tons of water in 20 seconds and transport up to 370 tons of water, all on a single tank of fuel.

CAS news release, March 30, 2017

CAS Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology and Engineering establishs improved technology for boron nitride nanosheats (“white graphene”)

Hexagonal boron nitride nanosheets, also known as white graphene”, has similar properties to graphene, such as excellent mechanical stability and thermal conductivity. Using ultrasonic separation and cheap raw materials, boron nitride nanosheets with an average thickness of about 3 nanometers was prepared at 19% yield.”

China Bio news releae, March 27, 2017

China’s underwater glider Haiyi reaches 6,329 m depth

Haiyi (sea wings”) is made from carbon fiber and was built at CAS Shenyang Institute of Automation. It can monitor sea water temperature, salinity, turbidity, chlorophyll and oxygen content. Haiyi does not have a propeller. In its body, there is an oil bag that works like a fish bladder, and a moveable battery.The depth was reached in the Mariana Trench and monitored by the mother ship Tansuo-1. In Oct 2014, Haiyi swam 1,022.5 kilometers nonstop in 30 days during a test.”

CAS news release, March 24, 2017

Sinopec announces first bio-kerosene production plant

The plant has been installed at Sinopec’s Zhenhai plant and will start operation in the second half of 2017. Capacity is 100,000 t/y based on waste food and tall oil. According to the International Air Transport Association’s forecast, in 2020 bio kerosene will reach 30% of the total amount of jet fuel. China consumes nearly 20 million tons of aviation fuel annually.

China Bio news release, March 25, 2017

CAS Southeast Asia Biodiversity Research Center has 28 international cooperation projects

The 1600 m2 center located in Myanmar is under the management of the CAS Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden and works on biodiversity projects in Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam, Thailand and other Southeast Asian countries. The English website http://www.seabri.cn introduces the researchers, the progress of field science, the discovery of results, the publication of papers, and the cultivation of talents.

China Bio news release, March 24, 2017

China to build large Gene Research Center in Hefei

The yet unnamed center will focus on genetic diseases such as diabetes, neurodegenerative diseases, malignant tumors and others in view of personalized (precision”) treatment, and the establishment of a genetic database, related to human longevity and intervention. The location is in Hefei’s Chaohu Economic Development Zone”

China Bio news release, March 8, 2017

Chinese researchers develop 30 sec human ABO/Rh blood typing test

The group of Hong ZHANG at China’s Third Military Medical University have developed a rapid blood typing test which uses blood-group specific antibodies, bromocresol green as an indicator dye and paper chromatography. When a drop of blood is applied, the results appear as visual color change in the observation window of the paper strip. After analyzing 3,550 clinical blood samples, the test showed a higher than 99.9 % accuracy rate.

CAS news release, March 21, 2017

CAS Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology and Engineering develops vanillin-based flame-retardant epoxy resin

In the resin, bisphenol A, a petrochemically produced molecule, is substituted by lignin-derived vanillin. The synthesis proceeds in high yield (~ 93.3%) from vanillin and a phosphorous organic compound via diamine coupling to a bisphenol, followed by epichlorohydrin reaction to the epoxide. After curing, the epoxy resin shows a high Tg (~ 214 ° C), a tensile strength (~ 80 MPa) and a modulus (~ 2709 MPa), much higher than the values for bisphenol A epoxy resin.

CAS news release, March 21, 2017

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