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China overtakes Japan in R&D spending

DEC 05, 2006
Physics Today
The Australian : China has overtaken Japan to become the second-biggest spender onresearch and development behind the US, says a report from theOrganisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.In other news from China, the New York Times’s Dennis Overbye reports on the burgeoning particle physics field in China. In a relatedpiece, Overbye summarizes a 1989 Physics Todaystory by David Goss on attending a particle physics meeting inBejing, around the time of the end of the Tiananmen square uprising.As Goss reported, “until the shooting began, the visit was delightful.”
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