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Top biologist Zhao Yingming leaves University of Chicago for Zhejiang University

Biologist Zhao Yingming, a distinguished professor from the University of Chicago, has relocated to Hangzhou to join Zhejiang University. His move was reportedly signaled by a circulating internal meeting photo and a caption referring to him as "top-tier introduced talent at the 10,000-tonne level." AI

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Top biologist Zhao Yingming leaves University of Chicago for Zhejiang University

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Shi Huang ·

    ‘10,000-tonne level talent’ biologist Zhao Yingming leaves Chicago for Hangzhou

    In early November, a low-resolution photo of an internal meeting circulated on China’s social networks, accompanied by a caption with only one sentence: “It is said that he is a top-tier introduced talent at the 10,000-tonne level.” The main person in the photo is leading biologi…