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Malaysia builds pan-Asian research corridor amid China's rise

Malaysia is establishing a new research corridor spanning Asia, aiming to foster scientific collaboration and address the growing influence of China in research and development. This initiative seeks to navigate geopolitical complexities by focusing on shared scientific discovery, from semiconductors to advanced catalysts. The shift in global research focus towards Asia, particularly China, is noted by scientists who observe increased collaboration and a growing presence of Chinese researchers in the region. AI

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Malaysia builds pan-Asian research corridor amid China's rise

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