In Heidelberg, Germany, the 2nd Scientists Forum between the Chinese mainland and Europe kicked off this weekend with hundreds of scientists, scholars and business representatives convening to deepen scientific and technological cooperation.
Discussions spanned artificial intelligence (AI), exploring cross-border algorithm training and data sharing. Experts also tackled the ICT transformation reshaping industries, breakthroughs in control engineering, and the design of sustainable systems aligned with global climate goals.
By fusing the Chinese mainland's rapid innovation ecosystem with Europe’s robust research infrastructure and regulatory insight, attendees pinpointed opportunities to speed up joint projects. Working groups now aim to launch pilot studies, from AI-driven climate models to smart grid control networks, by year-end.
For young innovators, entrepreneurs, and digital nomads tracking global trends, the forum highlights the power of cross-continental research alliances. As science and technology blur borders, this collaboration signals a new era of shared discovery that could redefine industries worldwide.
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Chinese, European scientists seek ways to deepen sci-tech cooperation
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