I think CASIC and CASC are taking advantage of the labors of unpaid university students!
Chinese UAV/UCAV development
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I think CASIC and CASC are taking advantage of the labors of unpaid university students!
Hendrik_2000
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They better performed Tan Kah Kee give all his considerable wealth estimated at 430 million US dollar to built and maintained the university thru WW I and WWII until the founding of China He practically bankrupt his company leaving nothing to his descendant who has to fend for themselves. His accounting and everybody else admonish him not to do that but he care less. It is crazy He built another university and maritime school at his hometown Jimei next to Xiamen. There will be no one like him. Because of it His son in law Lee Kong Chian another giant of Overseas Chinese change the mind set of overseas Chinese and recommend and fight for this countrymen to consider SEA as home and take local citizenship. He was long time president of University of Malaysia, organized strike to demand citizenship for overseas chinese. great philatropher founder of trust fund to help poor student
During Japanese occupation he hide in Java and everytime he has meeting he bring with him cyanide pill in case he get caught by Japanese he will swallowed the pill. But the Japanese never found him His compatriot hide him well in small town Batu east java
Tan was one of the prominent overseas Chinese to provide financial support to China during the . He organised many relief funds under his name, one of which alone managed to raise ten million in 1937. He was also a participant in the of the Nationalist government in . After the Japanese invaded and occupied Malaya and Singapore in 1942, they deemed these contributors "undesirable" and conducted a systematic extermination of anti-Japanese elements in Singapore through the . Tan survived because he escaped from Singapore before it fell to the Japanese, and went into hiding in , . He strongly rejected proposals to attempt to negotiate with the Japanese and regarded such attempts as characteristic of a (a Chinese term for ). He also attempted to dissuade from such activities. He exercised considerable effort against the governor of Fujian Province, , for perceived maladministration.
In 1943, while he was in Java, Tan began writing his memoirs, The Memoirs of an Overseas Chinese of the Southern Ocean (南僑回憶錄; 南侨回忆录; Nánqiáo Huíyìlù), which later became an important document of the history of the overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia.
Tan was the de facto leader of the Chinese community in Singapore, serving as chairman of the and helping to organise the . However, he lost this role when the divided Singapore's Chinese community into and sympathisers. Tan was a Communist supporter because he was disillusioned with the corruption within the Kuomintang.[] After the Communist victory in China and the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, Tan tried to return to Singapore in 1950, but was denied entry by the British colonial authorities, who were concerned about communist influence in Singapore and Malaya. He then moved permanently to China and served in numerous positions in the Chinese Communist Party.
Tan died in 1961 in Beijing and was given a state funeral by the Chinese government. In Singapore, the Tan Kah Kee Scholarship Fund, which later became known as the , was established in memory of this philanthropy.
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SinoSoldier
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Every graduate student understand this concept lol.
The short answer is that "top universities are no less capable and competent than specialized institute and vice versa".
Top grade universities in China are ranked by the number of their faculties sitting in the China Academy of Science and China Academy of Engineering. So it is not a surprise that some of these universities got works for key research especially if 1. the university has specialties in the area and 2. they are very competent. If they possess both they are essentially equivalent to specialized research institutes within CASIC and CASC or any other organizations.
Many top research outcomes (papers that I have come across) are from such universities. The best example is the very famous EM launcher from the Naval Engineering University, or aircraft and aerospace works from Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Xi'an Polytechnic University, Harbin Polytechnic University and the C-12 (AKA CL-20 in the US) explosive by Beijing Institute of Technology etc. All these universities are examples of capable R&D centers as specialized institute.
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A study on anti-stealth radar drones.
- The drones operate cooperatively as a formation, each carrying necessary sensors.
- They are solar-powered, both for the flight systems and the sensor suites. Interestingly, they can also be recharged in-flight using ground based lasers under emergency situations, but this may require that they lower their altitude.
- High endurance.
- The formation is composed of "lead UAVs" and "follower UAVs". The lead UAVs carry , and they take care of coordination as well as signal processing.
- The drones operate cooperatively as a formation, each carrying necessary sensors.
- They are solar-powered, both for the flight systems and the sensor suites. Interestingly, they can also be recharged in-flight using ground based lasers under emergency situations, but this may require that they lower their altitude.
- High endurance.
- The formation is composed of "lead UAVs" and "follower UAVs". The lead UAVs carry , and they take care of coordination as well as signal processing.
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