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Finnish Minister of Science and Culture Visits Fudan University
On September 18, Mari-Leena Talvitie, Finland’s Minister of Science and Culture, accompanied by Joonas Heiskanen, Consul General of Finland in Shanghai, led a delegation to Fudan University, where she met with JIN Li, President of Fudan University, and ZHOU Lei, Vice President of Fudan University.During the visit, Minister Talvitie toured the Nordic Centre at Fudan University and was briefed on its ...
September 21, 2026
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Tongji students explore life sciences and culture through summer program in Italy
Twenty undergraduate students from Tongji University’s School of Life Sciences and Technology participated in a summer exchange program in Italy from July 22 to August 2, 2026, combining academic study with cultural exploration across four cities.Led by Professor Letao Yang, the 12-day program took the group to Milan, Pavia, Florence and Rome. Through university courses, an international research ...
September 21, 2026
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China's Tianyu Telescope captures more than 1 million stars in first-light image
China's Tianyu Telescope has captured more than 1 million stars in a single exposure in its first-light image, marking the completion of the telescope and its transition to the scientific observation stage, the Science and Technology Daily reported Saturday.The first-light ceremony for the telescope was held on Saturday morning at the Lenghu Astronomical Observation and Research Base in Northwest China'...
September 11, 2026
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Fudan Holds Opening Ceremony for New Students
On September 6, Fudan held its 2026 opening ceremony on the lawn in front of Guanghua Building. Over 18,000 new students coming from 92 countries and regions gathered to embark on their new journey.QIU Xin, chairperson of Fudan University Council, presented the college emblem and copies of “Fudan Events” to first-year student representatives. This semester, the university launched a bilingual edition ...
September 9, 2026
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Fudan University: Quantum-entangled hyperons open a new route to testing the Standard Model
BESIII pioneers a study of baryon semileptonic decays through polarization and quantum entanglement,including the first semileptonic form-factor measurements for an antihyperon.The BESIII Collaboration has performed the first study of a baryon semileptonic decay to exploit both polarization and quantum entanglement in Lambda-anti-Lambda pairs produced through J/ψ decay. The analysis determines key ...
September 3, 2026
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Two National First Prizes! Tongji Students Achieve Great Results Again in the National College Student Statistical Modeling Competition
The on-site defense round of the 2026 (12th) National College Student Statistical Modeling Competition recently concluded successfully at Inner Mongolia University of Finance and Economics. Following university-...
September 2, 2026
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A hidden vibrational signature may reshape our understanding of glass
Every solid vibrates. In crystals, those vibrations are well understood. Glasses, however, hide an unexpected excess of low-energy vibrations that has puzzled scientists for more than half a century. This excess of low-energy vibrations, known as the boson peak, is one of the longest-standing mysteries in the physics of disordered materials. Despite decades of research, scientists still disagree about its microscopic origin.
August 20, 2026
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Prof. ZHAO Dongyuan awarded 2026 Future Science Prize
The Future Science Prize committee announced the laureates of today. Prof. ZHAO Dongyuan, academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and dean of College of Smart Materials and Future Engergy at Fudan University, receives the Future Science Prize in physical sciences for pioneering contributions to mesoporous materials in the context of synthetic control, mechanistic understanding, and industrial ...
August 13, 2026
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Cell | Mao group report complex subtelomeric architectures in a complete rhesus macaque reference genome
Repetitive sequences are a major component of eukaryotic genomes and play important roles in genome organization, chromosome stability and species evolution. Yet highly repetitive regions have long remained ...
August 10, 2026
