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Three scientists from China and France have been awarded the Shaw Prize in Hong Kong for their groundbreaking work in developing a treatment that transforms rare blood cancer from a deadly disease into a widely treatable condition. The recipients are Professor <strong>An Dougan</strong>, Professor <strong>Hugh de Thie</strong>, and Professor <strong>Chen Zhou</strong>.
The United States faces widespread criticism for hosting the International Congress of Mathematicians (ICM) in Philadelphia this year. Over 2,300 mathematicians from 76 countries have signed a petition demanding the conference be relocated.
NASA has announced its readiness to assist federal agencies in ongoing investigations concerning the deaths and disappearances of scientists specializing in nuclear physics and space research. This announcement comes at a critical time as these incidents raise questions about the safety of scientists working in sensitive fields.
The Chairman of the Defense Committee in the Indonesian Parliament, <strong>Oto Adianto</strong>, emphasized the importance of scientists' involvement in strengthening the national military capabilities. This statement was made during a press conference highlighting the need to leverage scientific expertise in the development of weapons and military technology.
Chinese scientist <strong>Zhang Kai</strong> has returned to his homeland after a scientific career in the United States, citing challenges faced by Chinese scientists in leading major projects abroad. He aims to establish a massive database of cellular structures with unprecedented accuracy.
A growing mystery surrounds a series of unexplained deaths and disappearances of scientists and staff at vital American laboratories, as reported by the British newspaper 'Daily Mail'. These incidents raise questions about the true causes behind them and their impact on scientific research.
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, stated that the assassination of Iranian scientists and targeting of universities reflect the desperation of Israel and the United States. He affirmed that these actions will not hinder Iran's scientific progress.