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Dennis Normile

Dennis writes about research and science policy developments in Asia, particularly China and Japan.

Dennis Normile

Dennis Normile is a contributing correspondent in Shanghai, China.

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High-profile Chinese scientist cleared of fraud and plagiarism charges involving more than 60 papers

By Dennis NormileJan. 22, 2021
Pandemic could mark ‘turning point’ for Chinese science

By Dennis NormileJan. 15, 2021
Pandemic could mark ‘turning point’ for Chinese science

By Dennis NormileJan. 14, 2021
Japan’s top science advice group battles government over independence and identity

By Dennis NormileJan. 7, 2021
‘It’s crazy.’ Upbeat COVID-19 vaccine news from China and U.K. leaves scientists wanting more details

By Jon Cohen, Dennis NormileDec. 30, 2020
Ones we've lost

By Dennis Normile, Bian Huihui, et al.Dec. 18, 2020
Development of unique Australian COVID-19 vaccine halted

By Dennis NormileDec. 11, 2020
China launches gamma ray–hunting satellites to trace sources of gravitational waves

By Dennis NormileDec. 10, 2020
Japan’s Hayabusa2 capsule lands with carbon-rich asteroid samples

By Dennis NormileDec. 7, 2020
Famed primatologist fired for mismanagement of funds for chimp habitat

By Ann Gibbons, Dennis NormileDec. 1, 2020
China set to bring back rocks from the Moon

By Dennis NormileNov. 20, 2020
China set to bring back first rocks from the Moon in more than 40 years

By Dennis NormileNov. 19, 2020
China’s rare birds may move north as the climate changes, new data suggest

By Dennis NormileOct. 16, 2020
Japan’s new prime minister picks fight with Science Council

By Dennis NormileOct. 5, 2020
China's bold climate pledge earns praise—but is it feasible?

By Dennis NormileOct. 2, 2020
Can China, the world’s biggest coal consumer, become carbon neutral by 2060?

By Dennis NormileSep. 29, 2020

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