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Australian wine shunned for Spring Festival Chu Daye Published: Feb 04, 2021 08:47 PM Bottles of Australian wine on the shelf of a supermarket in Hangzhou, East Chinas Zhejiang Province on November 27, 2020 Photo: VCG Australian wine, which had a large market presence in China before the Scott Morrison government soured bilateral ties with his anti-China policy, completely missed out on a surge of holiday sales for the upcoming Spring Festival holiday in China due to anti-dumping duties.  Au...

Third edition of Art Future in Taipei to feature works of more than 450 artists WIDE PARTICIPATION: Nearly 80 up-and-coming artists are to compete for the Art Future Prize, and the top three winners would be featured at the Art Future fair By Sherry Hsiao / Staff reporter The third edition of the contemporary art fair Art Future is to open in Taipei on Feb. 5, presenting the works of more than 450 local and international artists, including Japanese ...

Research and Development Progress of a SARS-CoV-2 Neutralizing Antibody It has been one year since the outbreak of COVID-19, but there is still an increasing number of confirmed cases. The epidemic situation is still challenged all over the world. The effective drug remains to be the key factor for keeping the epidemic in check and reducing mortality. At present, the most effective treatment for COVID-19 is the plasma from convalescent patients, and its active ingredient is the neutralizing an...

Order Reprints Print Article China is facing the worst resurgence of the coronavirus since it quashed nearly all of its cases months ago, adding pressure to the rollout of vaccines to its vast population. Amid this pressure is recent news from Brazil that a Chinese-developed vaccine showed significantly lower efficacy rate in very mild cases compared to its global peers. China... Close China’s Coronavirus Outbreak Collides With Confusion Over Vaccine Efficacy China is facing the wor...

MAD unveils Train Station in the Forest in Jiaxing Chinese architecture studio MAD has revealed its design for Train Station in the Forest in Jiaxing, China, which will see the studio rebuild a historical railway station and complement it with a new underground terminal. MADs development will see two sunken waiting halls lit through skylights and glass curtain walls built on either side of existing overground platforms, while a basement level will contain extensive shopping areas under a redeve...

Building Area: around 280,000 sqm Principal Partners in Charge: Ma Yansong, Dang Qun, Yosuke Hayano Associate Partners in Charge: Liu Huiying Design Team: Cao Chen, Reinier Simons, Yao Ran, Fu Xiaoyi, Yu Lin, Chen Wei, He Shunpeng, Cheng Xiangju, Kaushik Raghuraman, Chen Nianhai, Deng Wei, Cao Xi, Sun Mingze, Huang Zhiyu, Zhang Kai, Li Zhengdong, Dayie Wu, Huai Wei, Claudia Hertrich, Liu Zifan, Xie Qilin, Alan Rodríguez Carrillo, Qiang Siyang, Hou Jinghui, Li Xinyun, Yin Jianfeng, Mathias Juul...

Ayn Rand once famously wrote about women saying, “The question isn’t who is going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me.” Rand may well have written these words for this pandemic. That too in a very unusual but critical vertical: C-19 vaccine research. A number of studies in the mid-2000s revealed that almost 82% of clinical trial principal investigators in the US were men; while the coordinators, who do the really hard day-to-day slog to generate much of the knowledge and insights, w...

GT investigates: The mass vaccination countdown By GT staff reporters, Published: 2020/12/22 22:00:00 Editors Note: As novel coronavirus epidemic is raging, the world is anxiously awaiting a vaccine for the infectious disease that has so far cost nearly 1.7 million lives. Have we already seen the light at the end of tunnel? China has delivered five vaccine candidates into phase III clinical trials and vaccinated more than 1 million people under emergency use regulations ...

Despite the impact of Covid-19 and the challenges it has brought this year, many women in China have stood out for their achievements. Here are nine to celebrate.

Sciences COVID-19 reporting is supported by the Pulitzer Center and the Heising-Simons Foundation Beijing-based Sinovac, which makes a COVID-19 vaccine from inactivated virus, has efficacy trials underway in Brazil, Turkey, and Indonesia—but not in China. PHOTO: REUTERS/THOMAS PETER The first people in the world to receive a COVID-19 vaccine were not part of a clinical trial. No TV stations or newspapers covered the historic event. No company issued a statement. On 29 February, less than 2 mo...