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Protégés and mentors: Science research has 'a lot of work to do'

Aaron Ciechanover, 2004 Nobel chemistry laureate, talked about education, the future of chemistry and how longer lives pose more questions for scientists.

2020-01-18 00:00 0

Wellness

How much do we really understand about our brains?

Israeli molecular neuroscientist Hermona Soreq found that very small RNA differed between males and females. She discussed her work with Shanghai Daily during a visit to the city.

2020-01-17 18:33 0

Art & Culture

Orchestra pit to cockpit: the man of many talents

The Shanghai Symphony Orchestra's New Year concert was conducted by Daniel Harding, who took a year's sabbatical from the Paris Orchestra last summer to become an Air France pilot.

2020-01-04 00:00 0

Art & Culture

Boxer marshals art to sustain family legacy

An Jianqiu is the inheritor of bajiquan, a specialty of his family's wushu that originated from Shaolin boxing. He makes regular trips to Europe to train foreign students.

2020-01-03 18:49 0

Art & Culture

The inimitable dancer who doesn't cultivate copycats

Chinese transgender dancer Jin Xing was back on stage last month, doing what she likes best after an absence from the limelight for a while.

2020-01-03 17:33 0

Art & Culture

Centennial exhibition: a fitting tribute to Chinese master of color

A large-scale retrospective exhibition of Shen Roujian is under way at China Art Museum in Shanghai to celebrate the artist's centennial.

2019-12-20 19:26 0

Metro

Hear, hear! This doctor can work wonders with the ears

Yin Shankai is president of the Shanghai No. 6 People's Hospital, where he also heads up what is called the otolaryngology-head and neck surgery department.

2019-11-15 15:49 0

Lifestyle

Dr Jin: a guardian of Chinese journalism

Educated in Shanghai, Dr Jin Xueshu's selfless devotion to her patients and her time at the People's Daily won her high praise as one of China's outstanding women.

2019-09-27 00:25 0

Lifestyle

'Toy doctor' repairs beloved dolls

Like a character in "Toy Story 2," 72-year-old Zhu Boming fixes broken toys and, at the same time, brings back happy childhood memories.

2019-09-20 11:58 0

Art & Culture

Peking Opera tradition, evolution, innovation

After 100 years of prosperity, Peking Opera has faced several historical hurdles but arguably its biggest obstacle has been to revitalize and attract a younger audience.

2019-09-20 11:54 0

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Protégés and mentors: Science research has 'a lot of work to do'

How much do we really understand about our brains?

Orchestra pit to cockpit: the man of many talents

Boxer marshals art to sustain family legacy

The inimitable dancer who doesn't cultivate copycats

Centennial exhibition: a fitting tribute to Chinese master of color

Hear, hear! This doctor can work wonders with the ears

Dr Jin: a guardian of Chinese journalism

'Toy doctor' repairs beloved dolls

Peking Opera tradition, evolution, innovation

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