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SITC POLICY BRIEFS SERIES 7 NOW AVAILABLE
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Getting to Innovation: Assessing China's Defense Research, Development, and Acquisition System
Edited by Kevin Pollpeter
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2014 SITC WORSKSHOP
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The Relationship Between National
Security and Technology in China
August 4-10, 2014
UC San Diego
Project SITC's summer training course at UC San Diego is open to advanced graduate students, junior faculty, and early- to mid-career analysts and provides a comprehensive overview of the development, linkages, and roles that science, technology, and innovation play in China's national security. The workshop examines the relationship between national security, technology, innovation, and China's rise as a world power. Of central interest is how China is mobilizing and applying its economic, political, strategic, corporate, financial, intellectual, and scientific capabilities in conjunction with leveraging external resources to achieve its grand ambition of catching up technologically with the world's advanced powers within the next 1-2 generations.
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China News Digest, February 7-13, 2014
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China Opens 4th Antarctic Research Base
China has opened a fourth Antarctic research base, the State Oceanic Administration said here on Saturday. The new Taishan station is located between Zhongshan and Kunlun stations at an altitude of 2,600 meters. It can accommodate up to 20 people during the Antarctic summer, and is equipped with a runway for fixed-wing aircraft, specially designed for snow and ice.
People's Daily News (English)
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It's Official: China is Becoming a New Innovation Powerhouse
China is urgently looking for ways of designing its own products rather than manufacturing someone else's. A recent report by a respected U.S. federal agency -- which shows Chinese high-tech output nearing that of the United States, China committing an increasingly large portion of its wealth to R&D, and a huge jump in the number of Chinese graduates with engineering degrees -- suggests it may soon have that chance.
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PRC Push for Defense Exports Could Backfire
The past two years have seen a number of developments with the military aircraft programs of the People's Republic of China's aerospace industry. The twofold focus of these efforts has been to expand the export portfolio for PRC-made weapon systems, while at the same time pushing the development of indigenous programs that would reduce Chinese dependence on foreign (mostly Russian) critical technologies and subsystems
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China Pushing Into SE Asia's Defense Market
Defense News (English)
China Established its First Fault Diagnosis and Repair Laboratory for Spacecraft in Orbit
我国首个航天器在轨故障诊断与维修实验室成立
nj.81.cn
Four Ministries Jointly Promote the Dissemination and Application of New Energy Vehicles
四部门联合推进新能源汽车推广应用工作
MIIT
China Puts Aviation Biofuel Into Commercial Use
China Targets Greater Non-Fossil Fuel Use
Chinese Aircraft Manufacturer Not to be Big Threat in 10 years: Airbus Executive
SINGAPORE: Comac to Start Final Assembly of First Test C919 This Year
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