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17/07/2021 09:01 GMT+7
The scientific community has shown its surprise after the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) lowered the requirements for PhD students.
The ministry has released Circular 18/2021 (Regulation 2021) stipulating regulations on enrolling and training for doctoral degrees, which has raised a strong debate.
The most controversial issue is the requirement on international publications for PhD students.
In Circular 08/2017, or Regulation 2017, PhD students were required to publish at least two articles on research results of dissertations, including one article in the ISI/Scopus journals. The article in ISI/Scopus journals could be replaced with two reports in foreign languages published in summary records of inter
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200077, Researchers led by Professor Jeongyong Kim at the Department of Energy Science, Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon, Republic of Korea review light-emitting MXene quantum dots.
MXenes have found wide-ranging applications in energy storage devices, sensors, catalysis, etc. owing to their high electronic conductivity and wide range of optical absorption. However, the absence of semiconducting MXenes has limited their applications related to light emission.
Extensively reviewing current relevant research, the authors summarise recent advances in MXene quantum dot (MQD) research on the synthesis, optical properties and applications of MQDs as light emitting quantum materials. Research has shown that quantum dots (QDs) derived from MXene (MQDs) not only retain the properties of the parent MXene but also demonstrate significant improvement on light emission and quantum yield.
The journal
Ecosystem Health and Sustainability (
EHS) has an enviable roster of high-profile scientists on its editorial board, including noted biologist Paul Ehrlich, an emeritus professor at Stanford University, and Jerry Franklin, an ecosystem analyst at University of Washington, Seattle.
There’s only one problem: Many board members are no longer involved with
EHS if they ever were. “I can remember no contact with the journal for years, if ever,” Ehrlich says. “I should not be appearing as associated with the journal,” Franklin adds.
Their names ended up on the journal’s masthead, along with many others, when the Ecological Society of America (ESA) and the Ecological Society of China (ESC) jointly launched