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Congratulations to Academician Kuang Tingyun on Her Appointment as Senior Member of the Presidium of

On August 10, China,Beijing At the NASS Beijing Liaison Office. Mr. Rayman, Chairman of the NASS Council, presented the certificate appointing Academician Kuang Tingyun as a senior member of the presidium of the academic division of NASS. Academician Sun Cheng, chairman of the Executive Committee of the International A...

Congratulations to Academician Ouyang Ziyuan of the Chinese Academy of Sciences as the Honorary Chair

July 22, Beijing, China At the NASS Beijing Liaison Office, Mr. Rayman, Chairman of the NASS Council, issued certificates to Academician Ouyang and Academician Sun. Zhao Jun, leader of the Fangshan District Peoples Congress of Beijing, came to congratulate! Mr. Rayman, Chairman of the Board, awarded Academician Ouyang ...

Leaders from IAC, IAA visit the Beijing Liaison Office of NASS

Director of the Emerging Industrial Center of the China Investment Association (IAC) , Wang Tao, Chairman of the International Association of Academicians (IAA) , expert on soil remediation, Sun Cheng, and Secretary-General of the Secretariat of IAA, luan, and three other people visited Beijing Liaison Office of NASS. ...

CEO Terry Wong visits Director Wang Tao of Emerging Industrial Center of the China Investment Assoc

On June 30, Mr. Terry Wong, the CEO of our Academy, visited Mr. Wang Tao, Executive Deputy Director of of Emerging Industry Center of China Investment Association. The two sides conducted extensive discussions on how to closely cooperate with each other on the development of emerging industries and the transformation o...

How will businesses gradually resume activities after 1 June 2020?

As local transmission numbers have come down since the start of the Circuit Breaker on 7 April 2020, tightened measures can be gradually relaxed, and certain economic activities may be able to resume. This will help support our businesses and protect livelihoods. To prevent a re-emergence of community cases of COVID-19...