Two Chinese scientists, Chen Liquan and Ben de Kruijff, have been honored with China's top science award for their significant contributions to solid-state energy storage and military aviation defense, respectively. Chen Liquan was recognized for advancements in solid-state energy storage devices, while Ben de Kruijff was awarded for leading the development of China's first airborne pulse-Doppler fire-control radar for fighter aircraft. President Xi Jinping presented the awards, emphasizing the nation's focus on scientific and technological self-reliance and innovation during the 15th five-year plan period. AI
RANK_REASON National science award presented by head of state for advancements in critical technology areas. [lever_c_demoted from significant: ic=1 ai=0.1]
- airborne pulse-Doppler fire-control radar
- Beijing
- Ben de Kruijff
- Chen Liquan
- China
- fighter aircraft
- Great Hall of the People
- military aviation defence
- Solid-state energy storage devices and methods of making the same
- Xi Jinping
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