2023: year in review
As we approach 2024, we invite you to join us in reflecting on the remarkable breakthroughs, innovations, and awards, as well as our ongoing collaborative efforts within the ZJU community throughout 2023. We eagerly anticipate continuing our joint endeavors in the coming year, united by our shared vision of shaping a better world.
Are people with high social status more prone to depression?
Impact of ageing on agricultural sustainability in China: ZJU scientists offer solutions
Scientists reveal the pathogenic mechanism of peripheral neuropathies
Zhejiang University wins “grand slam” at 18th Chinese Young Women in Science Awards
ZHAO Xuehong: the first nurse from ZJU to receive the Florence Nightingale Medal
The Primate Genome Project unlocks hidden secrets of primate evolution
Empowering global youth for a sustainable future: ZJU’s SDG Global Summer School unveiled
Reviving degraded colors: AI-powered restoration of traditional Chinese paintings
Increased antibiotic resistance linked to higher air pollution
SAHZU receives top government award for charity
Weird, hard, and elastic matter bounces into view
Innovative green methanol: Lighting the way for the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou
How gut microbes manipulate the immune system to trigger fat absorption
Making a powerful new building block for solar cells
Strengthening educational bonds: Zhejiang University's landmark visit to Brunei
International seminar fosters dialogues on low-carbon rural village development strategies
Zhejiang University hosts 3rd Sino-German Sustainable Development Forum in Berlin
The thorny problem of solving fertilizer pollution while also feeding the world
Researchers developed weekly long-acting smart insulin
ZJU scientists decipher the biased signaling mechanisms toward cannabinoid receptor 1