The National Nano Center and Science magazine jointly released the top 10 cutting-edge nanotechnology problems
On November 24, the National Center for Nanoscience and Technology, together with Science magazine, released the top 10 cutting-edge nanotechnology problems to the world. The Ten Frontier Nanotechnology Problems aim to provide guidance for scientific research in the field of global nanotechnology, bring new enlightenment to explore the knowledge boundaries of nanotechnology and tap the potential of nanotechnology, covering ten nanotechnology research fields from basic theory to cutting-edge applications, nano safety, nanocatalysis, nano biology, nanomedicine, atomic precision manufacturing, limit measurement, and nanotechnology's support and promotion of optoelectronic technology, electronic devices and global sustainable development. (*scienceaaas*** November 25 news).
U.S. Special Envoy for Climate: China and the United States will work together to promote the success of COP28
According to Reuters on November 29, U.S. climate envoy John Kerry said on the 29th that the United States will work with China to make the United Nations climate talks launched in the UAE this week a success. Kerry also reportedly said: "We intend to work hard to see if we can develop further cooperation that can advance the cause of all of our parties." We cannot win this battle without China and the United States aggressively promoting emissions reductions. (Refer to the news on December 1).
The Diplomat: The resumption of exchange programs is conducive to the resumption of U.S.-China relations
On November 29, The Diplomat published Colleen O'Connor and Elizabeth Lynch's article "Want to Restart U.S.-China Relations?" Let's resume the Fulbright China program! 》。The authors advocate the resumption of the Fulbright China Program to promote the reopening of U.S.-China relations and the expansion of educational exchanges. The sharp decline in the number of U.S. students in China is creating a gap in expertise that threatens America's long-term ability to navigate the complex U.S.-China geopolitical landscape. If Biden wants to close this gap, the key to success lies in increasing the number of Americans with first-hand experience in China. The Fulbright China Program can train U.S. professionals with an in-depth understanding of China, which will have a long-term impact on U.S. foreign policy and China. (*Refer to the news of November 30).
The National Science Association of the United States launched the Global Center Program to hold the International Challenge on "Addressing Social Challenges through the Bioeconomy".
According to the news on the official website of NSF on November 28, the International Science and Engineering Office (OISE) of the National Science Society (NSF) of the United States has launched the Global Center Program for fiscal year 2024, and will hold an international interdisciplinary competition with the theme of "Addressing Social Challenges through the Bioeconomy" through international cooperation funding. The challenge will be based on NSF's areas of strength, as well as the impact of the 2023 Executive Order on Bioeconomy, U.S. Bold Targets for Biotechnology and Biomanufacturing, which include, but are not limited to, leveraging the biodiversity of the Tree of Life to advance the bioeconomy and biofactories. (*Global Technology Map*** Nov. 29 Dynamics).
A U.S. judge has issued a preliminary injunction preventing Montana from legislating a ban on TikTok
U.S. District Judge Donald Molloy of Montana issued a preliminary injunction on Nov. 30 blocking Montana's scheduled Jan. 1 ban on TikTok, saying the practice "violates users' constitutional rights." Regarding Montana's approach, a TikTok spokesperson previously said in a statement that the ban signed by Montana Governor Jenfort is illegal because it violates the rights given to the people of Montana by the First Amendment. The statement also said that the company "will defend the rights of our users inside and outside Montana." (News from the Financial Associated Press on December 1).
South Korea released the "Roadmap for Strengthening the Recycling of the Core Minerals** Chain".
On November 28, the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (MOTIE) of South Korea released the "Roadmap for Strengthening the Recycling of the Core Minerals Chain", which defined the "Core Minerals Conservation Strategy" and the "Core Minerals Recycling and Cultivation Roadmap". South Korea** will officially promote the recycling of core minerals, from waste materials such as waste electric vehicles and discarded batteries** core minerals. (*Dual Carbon Information December 1 dynamics).
Japan asks companies that receive chip subsidies to prevent technology leaks
Japan** will require companies that receive subsidies related to semiconductors and other critical products to take steps to prevent technology leakage to other countries. Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry unveiled the plan at the Semiconductor and Digital Industry Conference. Companies will be required to take steps to prevent technology leakage to business partners and foreign countries by limiting the number of people who can access critical technical information and requiring employees to make confidentiality commitments. (*Set micronet news on November 30).
NVIDIA taps Chinese talents to help the development of autonomous driving
According to TechCrunch** news, Nvidia released a recruitment information on its official social media on November 28, announcing that it will expand the autonomous driving Chinese team to jointly promote the arrival of AI-defined cars. It is hoped that the Chinese autonomous driving team can become the core force to promote the productization of NVIDIA's autonomous driving in terms of technology and product polishing, and build global autonomous driving products with talents and experience in China. (*Meta Strategy News on November 30).
The U.S. military will launch a nuclear reactor into space
According to Popular Mechanics on November 27, Lockheed Martin is already designing a nuclear thermal propulsion engine for Earth-Moon operations for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's "Agile Earth-Moon Space Action Demonstration Rocket" project. According to the report, this will be the first time that the United States has launched a nuclear reactor into space since the United States launched the SNAP-10A experimental nuclear-powered satellite (and the first space ion thruster ever) in 1965. (Refer to the news on December 1).
Today's weather
There was light snow or sleet in parts of northeastern Inner Mongolia, eastern Jilin, Xinjiang along the Tianshan Mountains and the southern Xinjiang basin, eastern and northern Qinghai, southern Qinghai, and northern Sichuan Plateau, among which, moderate to heavy snow (5 9 mm) in parts of northeast China and other places. *Light rain in parts of the east, western Sichuan Plateau, northwest Sichuan Basin, most of Guizhou, central, western and southeastern Yunnan, most of Hunan, most of Hainan Island, and most of Taiwan Island. (*Meteorological Observatory).
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