China sciences

The CCP has been funding scientific research across Europe, even in regions often dismissed as unimportant for China’s science and technology ambitions.

However, to what extent American astronomers would be willing or able to use FAST remains unknown.

Beijing is trying to lure scientists as part of a covert technology-transfer plan. But why are so many of them falling for it?

In a paper published in February, before the disease even had a name, Chinese scientists noted an anti-malaria drug as a promising treatment.

Charles Lieber’s case ties into broader efforts by the U.S. government to force disclosures of ties with China-sponsored research programs.

The editor of a state-affiliated magazine laments the lack of “scientific spirit” in Chinese society.

A leading biologist of Tsinghua University took up professorship at Princeton and it triggered a national debate.

When it comes to innovation, China still lags behind the West -- but it is catching up.

The winner, Tu Youyou, fused herbal research and biochemistry to develop a new anti-malaria drug.