HK deepens marine knowledge with nation's support
2 years, 3 months ago

HK deepens marine knowledge with nation's support

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Qian Peiyuan poses with members of the Hong Kong branch of the Southern Marine Science and Engineering Guangdong Laboratory. The departure time and date were also adjusted several times due to outbreaks of the disease in Guangdong province in March and April, but the research ship eventually left Dongguan on May 17. "The longest turn I worked was just over 24 hours, and I then rested for a day before going for the next turn," Cheng said. "Without the nation's support, I would not have been able to join the expedition and carry out oceanographic research, which gives me a better understanding of deep-sea creatures and the ocean environment," Cheng said.

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HK deepens marine knowledge with nation's support
2 years, 3 months ago

HK deepens marine knowledge with nation's support

China Daily  

Ivy Cheng Aifang examines samples collected from the South China Sea. CHINA DAILY Initiatives launched In 2018, in response to Xi's instructions, the central authorities announced a series of initiatives, which included allowing higher education and research institutions in Hong Kong to apply for national-level funding for science and technology, while receiving cross-border remittances for approved projects. Since 2019, the …

HK deepens marine knowledge with nation's support
2 years, 3 months ago

HK deepens marine knowledge with nation's support

China Daily  

Ivy Cheng Aifang examines samples collected from the South China Sea. CHINA DAILY Initiatives launched In 2018, in response to Xi's instructions, the central authorities announced a series of initiatives, which included allowing higher education and research institutions in Hong Kong to apply for national-level funding for science and technology, while receiving cross-border remittances for approved projects. Since 2019, the …

HK deepens marine knowledge with nation's support
2 years, 3 months ago

HK deepens marine knowledge with nation's support

China Daily  

The 5,000-metric-ton scientific research vessel Haiyang Dizhi 6 leaves Dongguan, Guangdong province, for a voyage to the Xisha Islands in the South China Sea. CHINA DAILY Research vessel gives oceanographers better picture of undersea depths As Hong Kong marine scientist Ivy Cheng Aifang stared at computer monitors, an operator by her side carefully pushed forward a joystick under Cheng's instructions. …

HK deepens marine knowledge with nation's support
2 years, 3 months ago

HK deepens marine knowledge with nation's support

China Daily  

The 5,000-metric-ton scientific research vessel Haiyang Dizhi 6 leaves Dongguan, Guangdong province, for a voyage to the Xisha Islands in the South China Sea. CHINA DAILY Research vessel gives oceanographers better picture of undersea depths As Hong Kong marine scientist Ivy Cheng Aifang stared at computer monitors, an operator by her side carefully pushed forward a joystick under Cheng's instructions. …

HK deepens marine knowledge with nation's support
2 years, 3 months ago

HK deepens marine knowledge with nation's support

China Daily  

The 5,000-metric-ton scientific research vessel Haiyang Dizhi 6 leaves Dongguan, Guangdong province, for a voyage to the Xisha Islands in the South China Sea. CHINA DAILY Research vessel gives oceanographers better picture of undersea depths As Hong Kong marine scientist Ivy Cheng Aifang stared at computer monitors, an operator by her side carefully pushed forward a joystick under Cheng's instructions. …

HK deepens marine knowledge with nation's support
2 years, 3 months ago

HK deepens marine knowledge with nation's support

China Daily  

The 5,000-metric-ton scientific research vessel Haiyang Dizhi 6 leaves Dongguan, Guangdong province, for a voyage to the Xisha Islands in the South China Sea. CHINA DAILY Research vessel gives oceanographers better picture of undersea depths As Hong Kong marine scientist Ivy Cheng Aifang stared at computer monitors, an operator by her side carefully pushed forward a joystick under Cheng's instructions. …

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