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Global Voices of Science

An essay series celebrating the 125th anniversary of Science Magazine

July Essay

Ascent of Nanoscience in China

Chunli Bai, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Chunli Bai, author of this month's essay, is the Executive Vice President of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. He is a pioneer in the field of scanning tunneling microscopy and has been instrumental in furthering China's nanotechnology research both as a scientist and on the policy level. Bai is a Fellow of the Academy of Sciences for the Developing World and has been honored with several awards and prizes in China and Hong Kong.

"The nanoscience and nanotechnology community in China has made remarkable advances across the R&D spectrum..."

Read the full essay by Chunli Bai

Interactive Feature

Nanoscience in China

Nanoscience in China

As Dr. Bai discusses in his essay, the development of nanoscience and nanotechnology will expand many areas of scientific research and industrial development, and improve aspects of everyday life. This online slide show highlights the growth of nanoscience in China.

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