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U.S. tensions with China fraying long-cultivated academic ties - Vimarsana News

U.S. tensions with China fraying long-cultivated academic ties

In the 1980s, Fu Xiangdong was a young Chinese virology student who came to the United States to study biochemistry. More than three decades later, he had a prestigious professorship in California and was conducting promising research on Parkinson’s disease. But now Fu is doing his research at a Chinese…

US tensions with China are fraying long-cultivated academic ties - Vimarsana News

US tensions with China are fraying long-cultivated academic ties

American colleges have educated millions of Chinese students over the past four decades. Many of those students have stayed in the United States and become top researchers and distinguished professors.

U.S. tensions with China are fraying long-cultivated academic ties | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis - Vimarsana News

U.S. tensions with China are fraying long-cultivated academic ties | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

WASHINGTON--In the 1980s, Fu Xiangdong was a young Chinese virology student who came to the United States to study biochemistry. More than three decades later, he had a prestigious professorship in California and was conducting promising research on Parkinson’s disease.

Source: asahi.com
US tensions with China are fraying long-cultivated academic ties. Will the chill hurt US interests? - Vimarsana News

US tensions with China are fraying long-cultivated academic ties. Will the chill hurt US interests?

In the 1980s, Fu Xiangdong was a young Chinese virology student who came to the United States to study biochemistry. More than three decades later, he had a prestigious professorship in California and was conducting promising research on Parkinson’s disease.

Source: wtop.com
U.S. tensions with China are fraying long-cultivated academic ties; will the chill hurt U.S. interests? - Vimarsana News

U.S. tensions with China are fraying long-cultivated academic ties; will the chill hurt U.S. interests?

American colleges have educated millions of Chinese students over the past four decades. Many of those students have stayed in the United States and become top researchers and distinguished professors.