Physics Today in China
MAR 01, 1980
As China rebuilds, it shows signs of remarkable progress in such fields as lasers and large‐scale integrated circuits.
DOI: 10.1063/1.2913995
When I landed in Peking one cold night last November I was warmly greeted by Kuan Wei‐yen, a low‐temperature physicist who runs Academia Sinica’s Institute of Physics. It was the start of a three‐week tour of the People’s Republic of China as the guest of Academia Sinica, in which I met with Vice‐Premier Fang Yi and other leading science officials, visited six physics institutes and five university physics departments.
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Gloria B. Lubkin, PHYSICS TODAY.
© 1980 American Institute of Physics
