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    Nature volume 524, pages S6–S10 (2015)Cite this article

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    With a declared aim to become a global science leader by 2050, the country's unprecedented research spending splurge is creating a wealth of study and work opportunities.

    “Fudan University is building new chemistry, physics, and environmental engineering buildings in stark contrast to the institutions in the US where funding seems to be slashed every year or stagnant at best,” says Huang, whose parents immigrated from China to the US in 1983.

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