China

Evidence of a pivot towards other sources of funding and collaboration suggest it is looking for ways to maintain its rapid pace of change.

An increase in donations, prizes and public–private initiatives suggests many firms want to show commitment to the government’s goals.

A shift to regional partnerships and use of tightly controlled platforms suggests openness is being designed and managed.

Funds and expertise are a welcome boost, but questions remain about balanced cooperation.

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Researchers behind an AI study tool hope it will boost education in far-flung regions of China, offering students a better chance of acceptance at top universities.

AI tools have promise to bridge gaps in access to excellent education in remote regions, while also freeing teachers to provide students with more one-on-one support.

As it refocuses its long‑term strategy to foster excellence and innovation, China’s Tianjin University is seeking to attract leading scholars from around the world.

Medical scientists in Shanghai are integrating sensing technologies, clinical data and adaptive therapies with the goal of transforming how obstructive sleep apnea is detected and managed.