why would German companies that make GaA and GaN wafers want to help their competitors? Why would they not become the only Western suppliers and charge a premium?
News on China's scientific and technological development.
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3D printing industry is blossoming in China and Shenzhen is the hub. Export is also up just so much.
Sinopec Shanghai is the latest Carbon Fiber producer in China to conquer T1000 grade CF.
Pretty interesting breakthrough with high speed camera. Revealer unveiled their ACE 65 which could do 80000fps@1MP at 12bit depth, it uses a BSI CMOS with a quantum efficiency up to 88 percent and pixel size of 28 micrometers. To my knowledge, this is basically state of the art globally, closest competitor would be the Phantom TMX 7510 which has a slightly lower fps at 1MP and a much smaller pixel size which could hurt low light capabilities.
Anyhow this could be a important domestic breakthrough as these cameras are quite scientifically valuable. You'd need them for combustion analysis, ballistics testing, material testing, fluid dynamics etc or basically anywhere where you'd want to capture a extremely short transient event in high detail.
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The high-performance precision forming team of the School of Mechanical Engineering at Dalian University of Technology has successfully achieved mass production of integral propellant tank bottoms with a diameter of over 2 meters based on the world's first "ultra-low temperature forming technology". This reduces the manufacturing cycle by more than 90% and is expected to reduce costs and increase efficiency for high-frequency launches in commercial aerospace.
Reducing dependence on soybean imports! my country achieves independent breeding of high-protein maize: successful cloning of the THP3-T gene.
For every 1% increase in corn protein content, it can effectively replace approximately 8 million tons of imported soybeans.
For every 1% increase in corn protein content, it can effectively replace approximately 8 million tons of imported soybeans.