Any doubt about Chinese IT capabilities?

[Chicog]

Very valuable contribution Johnny, the Nature article shows really the huge step taken by Chinese scientists. Such step made possible by the political willpower of the establishment.

No, made possible by Intellectual Property Theft.

They do very little that is original.

[THAIPHUKET]

I love platitudes

This gentleman has , I hope, has indeed read the article plus he has excellent academic credentials to show for himself in order to qualify to contradict a reputable Science Publication.

Some posters here tried to have an informative post which would ThaiVisa do honor, to no avail.

[THAIPHUKET]

Learning is not stealing otherwise all of the WEST would be prohibited from using Cai Lun = Paper, named after the inventor http://goo.gl/gI2TaH

Yan did graduate and postdoctoral research at Princeton University, New Jersey,

then set up her own laboratory at Tsinghua University in Beijing in 2007 when she was 30 years old, becoming one of the youngest-ever female professors in China. She focused on determining the structures of proteins embedded in cells’ plasma membranes, which are notoriously difficult to solve.

One of her targets was the human glucose transporter GLUT1 — a protein that is essential for supplying energy to cells. Many labs had tried to determine its structure, but the protein had defied their efforts, in part because it readily changes its shape. Yan used a series of tricks to restrict its troublesome movements and finally managed to make crystals and solve its structure in 2014.

“People tried to crystallize GLUT1 for more than 50 years, and all of a sudden, bingo — YAN hit it,” says biochemist Ronald Kaback at the University of California, Los Angeles.

Now Mr Chicog , is that´s what you call stealing??

I apologize for using BOLD. But some people post without reading at all

Edited June 26, 2016 by THAIPHUKET

[impulse]

Yan did graduate and postdoctoral research at Princeton University, New Jersey,

Now Mr Chicog , is that´s what you call stealing??

I apologize for using BOLD. But some people post without reading at all

Not stealing (in this rare instance), but your point would have been more impressive had she not received her education at Princeton.

[THAIPHUKET]

Some of you may be divers, how about Cui Weicheng ?

riding inside China’s Jiaolong submersible as it reached a depth of more than 7,000 metres in the Pacific’s Mariana Trench 4 years ago. “

https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR8mdk-ilC4k5JW4gfjEM1Zu2FtNLGW4kfpatrI8i6snIn6CfQu

Now at Shanghai Ocean University, Cui is aiming to reach the deepest place on Earth — the Challenger Deep valley at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, 11,000 metres down. To achieve this goal, he is leading an effort to build a more-pressure-resistant three-person submersible calledRainbow Fish at a cost of US$61 million.

>>>>>>>>>>>Now some divers among you perhaps con tell how long it takes to go 11 km down and up? And what pressures to sustain, hearing cracking noises?<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

When it is completed in 2020, the vessel will be available for use by scientists around the world, says Cui. “The oceans belong to humanity rather than individual nations.”

or talk about

Caixa Gao In Beijing

tackled genetic engineering in wheat, a crop that is legendary for its difficultly to work with, in part because many strains have six copies of the genome. Soon she was considered one of the best in the world at engineering wheat

BTW which we need to feed the world !

[impulse]

Some of you may be divers, how about Cui Weicheng ?

riding inside China’s Jiaolong submersible as it reached a depth of more than 7,000 metres in the Pacific’s Mariana Trench 4 years ago. “

Seriously?

Trieste far exceeded that in 1960. That's 56 years ago. Before they could do designs on a computer, and had no footsteps to follow or designs to steal copy. Back when China was going through one of the famines brought on by their geniuses in charge that killed millions of their people (who they still revere, BTW.).

And it was an Italian craft.

Edited June 26, 2016 by impulse

[Chicog]

Some of you may be divers, how about Cui Weicheng ?

riding inside China’s Jiaolong submersible as it reached a depth of more than 7,000 metres in the Pacific’s Mariana Trench 4 years ago. “

Seriously?

Trieste far exceeded that in 1960. That's 56 years ago. Before they could do designs on a computer, and had no footsteps to follow or designs to steal copy. Back when China was going through one of the famines brought on by their geniuses in charge that killed millions of their people.

And it was an Italian craft.

And James Cameron has already been to the Challenger Deep.

On 26 March 2012 (local time), Canadian film director James Cameron made a solo manned descent in the DSV Deepsea Challenger to the bottom of the Challenger Deep.

As I said, the Chinese can do nothing original.

They probably stole the technology from his mission.

[THAIPHUKET]

Yan did graduate and postdoctoral research at Princeton University, New Jersey,

Now Mr Chicog , is that´s what you call stealing??

I apologize for using BOLD. But some people post without reading at all

Not stealing (in this rare instance), but your point would have been more impressive had she not received her education at Princeton.

We all learned form somewhere, students go all over the world .

“People tried to crystallize GLUT1 for more than 50 years, and all of a sudden, bingo — YAN hit it,” says biochemist Ronald Kaback at the University of California, Los Angeles.

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The question is what you make of the learned.

How many American, German, Swiss, wherever had studied abroad and tried to crystallize GLUT1 in over 50 years? Hundreds?

Only YAN reached goal. Nothing else matters.

[Chicog]

Yan did graduate and postdoctoral research at Princeton University, New Jersey,

Now Mr Chicog , is that´s what you call stealing??

I apologize for using BOLD. But some people post without reading at all

Not stealing (in this rare instance), but your point would have been more impressive had she not received her education at Princeton.

We all learned form somewhere, students go all over the world .

“People tried to crystallize GLUT1 for more than 50 years, and all of a sudden, bingo — YAN hit it,” says biochemist Ronald Kaback at the University of California, Los Angeles.

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The question is what you make of the learned.

How many American, German, Swiss, wherever had studied abroad and tried to crystallize GLUT1 in over 50 years? Hundreds?

Only YAN reached goal. Nothing else matters.

If would be more impressive if she'd done it without the facilities, peers and resources of an American university.

Because I'm guessing she would not have been able to do it at home.

[Jai Dee]

This topic has run way off the rails and has descended into petty arguments and bickering.