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Mentor’s tacit knowledge is essential to mentee’s success, study finds
2020-06-20
Einstein believed that mentors are especially influential in their protégé’s intellectual development. However, there still has a lack of systematic study on the significance of mentorship. Researchers from Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) and Northwestern University have integrated and analyzed new and large-scale mentor-mentee relationship data, scientific publications, and scientific awards data.
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New ways potentially found to treat and protect brain ischemia
2020-06-16
The structure and function of brain neural circuits are intensively investigated to shed light on the development of new ways for brain disease treatment. Researchers at Dept. of Biology, Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) have made significant progress in the development of brain ischemia treatment.
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SUSTech chemists published “Organic Chemistry Experiments” textbook
2020-05-20
In recent days, “Organic Chemistry Experiments,” a textbook written and edited by theDepartment of Chemistry Professor Bin TAN and Dr. Fang FANG, was published by Higher Education Press. The publication of the textbook has set a new standard in the development of the Department of Chemistry Teaching Center (Center), providing a reference point for the teaching of organic chemistry experiments.
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My Graduation Story – From SUSTech to Cambridge
2020-05-12
Linying SHANG (’20, Chemistry) is an outstanding student who has loved her life at SUSTech, before deciding to continue her academic pursuits at the University of Cambridge. She strives for excellence in an open-minded, active, and uncompromising approach to probing research, as she has built her dreams.
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Better medicines from natural products could come from our understanding of chemical compounds
2020-03-28
A breakthrough paper by researchers at Dept. of Chemistry, Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) could lead to improved clinical drugs derived from natural compounds.
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New quantum transport research to power chips of the future
2020-03-24
Improvements in quantum theory and the understanding of Dirac semimetals could lead to the enhanced performance of electronic devices that generate less heat and need less charging.