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Daily Paper CastQwen3-VL Technical Report
🤗 Upvotes: 91 | cs.CV, cs.AI
Authors:
Shuai Bai, Yuxuan Cai, Ruizhe Chen, Keqin Chen, Xionghui Chen, Zesen Cheng, Lianghao Deng, Wei Ding, Chang Gao, Chunjiang Ge, Wenbin Ge, Zhifang Guo, Qidong Huang, Jie Huang, Fei Huang, Binyuan Hui, Shutong Jiang, Zhaohai Li, Mingsheng Li, Mei Li, Kaixin Li, Zicheng Lin, Junyang Lin, Xuejing Liu, Jiawei Liu, Chenglong Liu, Yang Liu, Dayiheng Liu, Shixuan Liu, Dunjie Lu, Ruilin Luo, Chenxu Lv, Rui Men, Lingchen Meng, Xuancheng Ren, Xingzhang Ren, Sibo Song, Yuchong Sun, Jun Tang, Jianhong Tu, Jianqiang Wan, Peng Wang, Pengfei Wang, Qiuyue Wang, Yuxuan Wang, Tia...
2025-12-0527 min
脑科学连线 BrainCastEP23. 姚金晶：内质网钙释放作为AD治疗新靶点公众号图文：https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/m4LMHdu22UPCtznk8aGfAg嘉宾名片：个人简介：姚金晶，加拿大卡尔加里大学研究助理。2009年毕业于浙江中医药大学生物科学专业。2009年9月至2014年6月在复旦大学生命科学学院硕博连读，获生物物理学博士学位。2015年至2020年在加拿大卡尔加里大学从事博士后研究，于2020年4月受聘为研究助理（Research Associate）。本人的研究工作主要集中在对细胞内质网（Endoplasmic Reticulum，ER）钙离子释放通道家族中的Ryanodine Receptor Type 2（RyR2，2型兰尼碱受体）和Inositol 1,4,5-Trisphosphate Receptor Type 1（ITPR1，1型肌醇1,4,5-三磷酸受体）及其活性调控在神经退行性疾病和心律失常相关疾病中的作用进行探究。教育背景：2005.9-2009.6 本科 浙江中医药大学 生物科学2009.9-2014.6 博士 复旦大学 生物物理工作经历：博士后 加拿大卡尔加里大学2020.4-至今 研究助理 2015.4-2020加拿大卡尔加里大学获奖情况及荣誉：2010年 复旦大学光华奖学金2013年 研究生国家奖学金2014年 复旦大学优秀博士毕业生2015-2017年 加拿大卡尔加里大学Eyes High博士后研究基金2017-2020年 加拿大阿尔伯塔省Alberta Innovates博士后研究基金2018年 加拿大神经生物学会Travel award研究领域：1. 胞内钙稳态对可兴奋细胞兴奋性的调控2. 神经元内质网钙释放的机制与作用3. 基于内质网钙释放调控对神经系统相关疾病的新治疗途径4. 钙成像（在体/离体），电生理记录代表文章：1. Jin-jing Yao · Ya-jing Liu · Bo Sun · Xiao-qin Zhan · John P. Estillore · Ray W. Turner · S. R. Wayne Chen. (2022). Increased RyR2 Open Probability Induces Neuronal Hyperactivity and Memory Loss with or without Alzheimer’s Disease-causing Gene Mutations. Alzheimer’s & Dementia.（一作，共同通讯）2. Jin-hong Wei · Jin-jing Yao · Darrell Belke · Wen-ting Guo · Xiao-wei Zhong · Bo Sun · Rui-wu Wang · John Paul Estillore · Alexander Vallmitjana · Raul Benitez · Leif Hove-Madsen · Enrique Alvarez-Lacalle · Blas Echebarria · S.R. Wayne Chen. (2021). Ca2+-Calmodulin Dependent Inactivation of Cardiac Ryanodine Receptor is a Major Determinant of Ca2+ Alternans in Intact Hearts. Circulation Research. 128 (4), e63-e83.3. Bo Sun* · Jin-jing Yao* · Ming-ke Ni* · Jin-hong Wei · Xiao-wei Zhong · Wen-ting Guo · Lin Zhang · Rui-wu Wang · Darrell Belke · Yong-Xiang Chen · Krystien V.V. Lieve · Anders K. Broendberg · Thomas M. Roston · Ivan Blankoff · Janneke A. Kammeraad · Johannes von Alvensleben · Julieta Lazarte · Alexander Vallmitjana · Loryn J. Bohne · Robert A...
2025-10-1934 min
Here Comes TomorrowEpisode 6: Of Living and Dying (feat. Rui Zhong) (New X-Men 127)The only constants in life are death, taxes, and Xorn, so it's time for us to meet up once again with the man in the iron mask for this one-shot Xorn story! Josie and Becca are joined by journalist Rui Zhong to discuss Xorn's backstory, whether Xorn's backstory exists at all, and what the tragedy of Mutant Town has to say about subcultures and ethnic enclaves. Are we confused by this issue's writing but in love with its fantastic art? You know it! Plus: a lot of Fantastic 4 talk!Content Warning: Discussions of Sinophobia, police brutality, fascism...
2025-09-2458 minDaily Paper CastGLM-4.5: Agentic, Reasoning, and Coding (ARC) Foundation Models
🤗 Upvotes: 79 | cs.CL
Authors:
GLM-4. 5 Team, :, Aohan Zeng, Xin Lv, Qinkai Zheng, Zhenyu Hou, Bin Chen, Chengxing Xie, Cunxiang Wang, Da Yin, Hao Zeng, Jiajie Zhang, Kedong Wang, Lucen Zhong, Mingdao Liu, Rui Lu, Shulin Cao, Xiaohan Zhang, Xuancheng Huang, Yao Wei, Yean Cheng, Yifan An, Yilin Niu, Yuanhao Wen, Yushi Bai, Zhengxiao Du, Zihan Wang, Zilin Zhu, Bohan Zhang, Bosi Wen, Bowen Wu, Bowen Xu, Can Huang, Casey Zhao, Changpeng Cai, Chao Yu, Chen Li, Chendi Ge, Chenghua Huang, Chenhui Zhang, Chenxi Xu, Chenzheng Zhu, Chuang Li, Congfeng Yin, Daoyan Lin, Dayong Yang, Dazhi Jiang, Din...
2025-08-1221 min
Learn Mandarin in Mandarin with Huimin#132. 百歲時代 Extra time(Level:B2)留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/ckq9bl3vd660p0805d1apvgrd/commentsBook a free consultation: https://calendly.com/d/zzg-xx9-gjdMandarin Lessons: https://yunfei.world/languages/learn-mandarin/Email: zhuimin9698@gmail.comIG@ huimin_taiwan_mandarin· Paypal: PayPal.Me/ZhanghuiminTW · Transcript: patreon.com/user?u=66323162 生詞表 vocabulary list 編號 中文 拼音 英文 1. 壽命 shòu mìng Lifespan 2. 稀奇 xī qí Rare/unusual 3. 科學發達 kē xué fā dá Scientific advancement 4. 六十大壽 liù shí dà shòu 60th birthday celebration 5. 生命 shēng mìng Life 6. 天花板 tiān huā bǎn Ceiling 7. 死亡的來臨 sǐ wáng de lái lín The arrival of death 8. 臥床 wò chuáng Bedridden 9. 輪迴轉世 lún huí zhuǎn shì Reincarnation 10. 遊樂園 yóu...
2025-07-2225 minDaily Paper CastSpatialLM: Training Large Language Models for Structured Indoor Modeling
🤗 Upvotes: 31 | cs.CV
Authors:
Yongsen Mao, Junhao Zhong, Chuan Fang, Jia Zheng, Rui Tang, Hao Zhu, Ping Tan, Zihan Zhou
Title:
SpatialLM: Training Large Language Models for Structured Indoor Modeling
Arxiv:
http://arxiv.org/abs/2506.07491v1
Abstract:
SpatialLM is a large language model designed to process 3D point cloud data and generate structured 3D scene understanding outputs. These outputs include architectural elements like walls, doors, windows, and oriented object boxes with their semantic categories. Unlike previous methods which exploit task-specific network designs, our model adheres to the sta...
2025-06-1121 minDaily Paper CastSeed1.5-VL Technical Report
🤗 Upvotes: 86 | cs.CV, cs.AI
Authors:
Dong Guo, Faming Wu, Feida Zhu, Fuxing Leng, Guang Shi, Haobin Chen, Haoqi Fan, Jian Wang, Jianyu Jiang, Jiawei Wang, Jingji Chen, Jingjia Huang, Kang Lei, Liping Yuan, Lishu Luo, Pengfei Liu, Qinghao Ye, Rui Qian, Shen Yan, Shixiong Zhao, Shuai Peng, Shuangye Li, Sihang Yuan, Sijin Wu, Tianheng Cheng, Weiwei Liu, Wenqian Wang, Xianhan Zeng, Xiao Liu, Xiaobo Qin, Xiaohan Ding, Xiaojun Xiao, Xiaoying Zhang, Xuanwei Zhang, Xuehan Xiong, Yanghua Peng, Yangrui Chen, Yanwei Li, Yanxu Hu, Yi Lin, Yiyuan Hu, Yiyuan Zhang, Youbin Wu, Yu Li, Yudong Liu, Yue...
2025-05-1420 minDaily Paper CastMulti-SWE-bench: A Multilingual Benchmark for Issue Resolving
🤗 Upvotes: 30 | cs.SE, cs.AI, cs.CL
Authors:
Daoguang Zan, Zhirong Huang, Wei Liu, Hanwu Chen, Linhao Zhang, Shulin Xin, Lu Chen, Qi Liu, Xiaojian Zhong, Aoyan Li, Siyao Liu, Yongsheng Xiao, Liangqiang Chen, Yuyu Zhang, Jing Su, Tianyu Liu, Rui Long, Kai Shen, Liang Xiang
Title:
Multi-SWE-bench: A Multilingual Benchmark for Issue Resolving
Arxiv:
http://arxiv.org/abs/2504.02605v1
Abstract:
The task of issue resolving is to modify a codebase to generate a patch that addresses a given issue. However, existing benchmarks, such as SWE-bench, focus alm...
2025-04-0825 min
Joint Weekly NewsletterIssue 5主编：唐嘉良录制：Jialiang Tang, Diwme(Sri Lanka), Simone(Denmark), Jane(Russia), Charles Chen (B站Charles_July), Celia, Million Teng，周芳宇，Simon Wu，李薇雨，张思涵，刘睿晨撰稿：Jialiang Tang (China), Diwme Vihanga (Sri Lanka),Maura Blacke(Germany), Rui Zhong , Carley (USA), Susan Lisa(Uganda), Jane (Russia), Simone (Denmark), Duyi Xu
2024-01-1431 min
Voices of Aging with ASIG2023-6 Career Pivots & Storytelling: Gregg LeFevreToday’s episode is a bit different than our usual content as we are speaking with a fellow podcaster, Gregg LeFevre, who talks about what it was like making a career pivot at an older age. Gregg is an artist based in New York who has a passion for storytelling, with a particular interest in telling the lost and forgotten stories from people and cultures that have otherwise been excluded from the national narrative. In this episode, Gregg describes his career as an artist as well as how he pivoted to podcasting later in his career. Check out Gregg’s podc...
2023-04-1024 min
Voices of Aging with ASIG2023-5 Skin Aging and Skin Cancer with Dr. Mohiba TareenHappy Careers in Aging week! Today we are happy to share an episode featuring Mohiba Tareen, MD. Dr. Tareen is a board certified dermatologist as well as the founder and medical director of Tareen Dermatology with multiple clinic locations in the Twin Cities. In honor of Careers in Aging Week, today’s episode features information on Dr. Tareen’s career path and advice she has for students interested in pursuing medicine with a focus on dermatology. Dr. Tareen also discusses skin health as we age. As she points out, we all have aging skin, so the tips she shares in this...
2023-03-2720 min
Voices of Aging with ASIG2023-4 Compassion and Choices: Rebecca ThomanToday we are sharing an episode featuring Rebecca Thoman, MD. Dr. Thoman is a family medicine physician and the campaign manager for Doctors for Dignity. In this episode, Dr. Thoman describes her path to her current career in advocacy, as well as shares more about the mission of Compassion and Choices & Doctors for Dignity. She also speaks more generally to end of life care, the importance of having conversations about death in the medical field, and shares resources for those who are interested in learning more about this topic.
The Voices of Aging podcast is made possible by our Podcast...
2023-03-1324 min
Voices of Aging with ASIG2023-3 Understanding Dementia Caregivers: Quinton CottonToday’s episode features Dr. Quinton Cotton, a Robert L Kane post-doctoral fellow at the University of Minnesota. Dr. Cotton’s work centers around addressing the needs of Black American Alzheimer’s disease caregivers. Dr. Cotton outlines the path that led him to his career and some of the issues he seeks to address in his research to better understand and support dementia caregivers and the role of the social determinants of health. He also shares some opportunities available on campus for students who are interested in aging.
The Voices of Aging podcast is made possible by our Podcast Chair, Rui Zh...
2023-02-2722 min
Voices of Aging with ASIG2023-2 Madeleine's Hospice ReflectionToday we are sharing a special episode featuring the Voices of Aging with ASIG host, Madeleine Howard. In this episode, Madeleine shares a reading of a story she wrote titled, "Dying in the presence of a stranger is better than dying alone," about an experience she had as a hospice volunteer.
The Voices of Aging podcast is made possible by our Podcast Chair, Rui Zhong, Podcast Host, Madeleine Howard, Audio Editing Manager, Ibrahim Abdelgawad, Marketing and Communications Chair, Jamie Stoppler, and Podcast Administrator/Outreach Manager, Kelly Moeller.
For more information on the Aging Studies Interdisciplinary Group and the University of...
2023-02-0906 min
Voices of Aging with ASIG2023-1 Geriatric Physical Therapy: Dr. Amanda SharpWe are excited to share our first episode of 2023 with Dr. Amanda Sharp! Dr. Sharp is a physical therapist with board certification in geriatric physical therapy, an assistant professor, as well as associate director & director of student affairs in the Division of Physical Therapy at the University of Minnesota Medical School. In this episode, Dr. Sharp shares about her background, the importance of advocacy when working with older adults, special considerations when working with this population, and advice she has for students who are interested in geriatric physical therapy.
The Voices of Aging podcast is made possible by our Podcast...
2023-01-1919 min
NüVoicesOur 2022 Year-End Recap: A Discussion with the NüVoices Podcast TeamAs 2022 draws to a close, so must this season of the NüVoices podcast. But fear not! Before we sign off for a winter hiatus, we wanted to bring together our team to reflect on the past year. Joanna Chiu, Rui Zhong, Solarina Ho, Megan Cattel, and Saga Ringmar come together to discuss our podcast's highlights, our favorite episodes, and what we hope to achieve next year. We also delve into the anti-COVID lockdown protests that swept China late last month in response to the apartment fire in Urumqi that claimed the lives of ten people. Lastly, c...
2022-12-1446 min
Voices of Aging with ASIG2022-17 Aging Veterans: Ed Ratner and Catherine KotzToday’s episode features a recording of ASIG’s November Lunch and Learn session on Aging Veterans. Our guests are Ed Ratner, MD and Catherine Kotz, PhD from the Minneapolis VA.
Dr. Ratner is a physician specializing in geriatrics and palliative care and has been faculty in the University of Minnesota Medical School for over 20 years. He is also a member of the Center for Healthy Aging and Innovation and the associate director for education and evaluation at the Minneapolis VA Geriatric Center. Dr. Kotz serves as the associate director for research in the GRECC at the Minneapolis VA and is a...
2022-12-0656 min
Voices of Aging with ASIG2022-16 Preplanning Your Funeral: Dean LambertToday we are excited to share a new episode featuring Dean Lambert. Dean leads the Love Always Project, which is a grassroots effort to destigmatize talking about end of life issues. In this episode, Dean describes how the Love Always Project is working to educate people on having these important conversations as well as what led him to working in this area. To learn more about the Love Always Project, visit their website: https://www.lovealwaysproject.org/.
The Voices of Aging podcast is made possible by our Podcast Chair, Rui Zhong, Podcast Host, Madeleine Howard, Audio Editing Manager, Ibrahim Abdelgawad...
2022-11-2129 min
Voices of Aging with ASIG2022-15 Latine Elders in Minnesota: Yolima ChambersToday’s episode features Yolima Chambers and was recorded during ASIG’s first Lunch
and Learn event of the semester in October. Yolima is an Adult and Aging Program
Coordinator at Centro Tyrone Guzman. In this episode, she shares about her
background as well as the work that she currently does to support older adults in the community.
The Voices of Aging podcast is made possible by our Podcast Chair, Rui Zhong,
Podcast Host, Madeleine Howard, Audio Editing Manager, Ibrahim Abdelgawad, Marketing and Communications Chair, Jamie Stoppler, and Podcast Administrator/Outreach Manager, Kelly Moeller.
For more information on the Aging Stud...
2022-11-0253 min
Voices of Aging with ASIG2022-14 Cardiovascular Health Among Older Adults: Mary WhippleToday we are excited to share an episode featuring Dr. Mary Whipple. Dr. Whipple is an Assistant Professor at the University of Minnesota School of Nursing, with an expertise in Gerontology. In this episode, she describes what led her to be interested in the field of aging, as well as her current research which focuses on the causes and consequences of sedentary behavior among older adults.
The Voices of Aging podcast is made possible by our Podcast Chair, Rui Zhong, Podcast Host, Madeleine Howard, Audio Editing Manager, Ibrahim Abdelgawad, Marketing and Communications Chair, Jamie Stoppler, and Podcast Administrator/Outreach Manager...
2022-10-1717 min
Voices of Aging with ASIG2022-13 Genetic Counseling and Aging: Matthew BowerToday’s episode features Matthew Bower, MS, LGC, a genetic counselor at University of Minnesota Health. He works with people who have inherited neurologic diseases and meets with patients to help them understand how genetic conditions impact them and their family members. He describes the way that at home genetic testing, especially those that focus on health information, have impacted his profession. Finally, he discusses genetic testing in the context of aging as well as how he approaches conversations and ethical concerns with patients.
The Voices of Aging podcast is made possible by our Podcast Chair, Rui Zhong, Podcast Host, Ma...
2022-09-2023 min
Voices of Aging with ASIG2022-12 Equity in Long Term Care Settings and Assisted Living Policy: Tetyana ShippeeToday’s episode features Dr. Tetyana Shippee. Dr. Shippee is an Associate Professor in the Division of Health Policy and Management at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health. Her research focuses on quality of life measures in long term care settings, and the role of racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic disparities for older adults. She discusses her career path and what inspired her to pursue a career in aging research, as well as her current projects and opportunities to get involved.
The Voices of Aging podcast is made possible by our Podcast Chair, Rui Zhong, Podcast Host, Madeleine Howard, Au...
2022-08-1522 min
Voices of Aging with ASIG2022-11 Immigrant Experiences of AgingWe are so excited to share an episode today featuring Dr. Manka Nkimbeng. Dr. Nkimbeng is an Assistant Professor at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health’s Division of Health Policy and Management. In this episode, Dr. Nkimbeng discusses her background as a nurse, what inspired her to pursue a career in aging, as well as her current research which focuses on immigrant experiences of aging.
The Voices of Aging podcast is made possible by our Podcast Chair, Rui Zhong, Podcast Host, Madeleine Howard, Audio Editing Manager, Ibrahim Abdelgawad, and Podcast Administrator/Outreach Manager, Kelly Moeller.
For more in...
2022-07-1821 min
疲惫娇娃 CyberPink007｜用英语写作中国和自我 Write about myself and China, in English【聊了什么】
“外宾”是个很刺眼的词，我们也会常常被指做“外宾”。我们每天输入和阅读的文字当中，有很大一部分来自于“外宾视角”下的中国。
许多英文作者、或者中国作者，用冷冰冰的英文，来向我们介绍和描述一个热气腾腾的、真实的中国。这里面的撕裂，让我们想要去做一期节目。
在英文写作中，在非虚构故事中，二代移民 VS 中国本土视角有怎样的冲突？故土和历史的距离赋予了许多华裔作家自由创作的权力，但同时他们仿佛拥有看起来很刺眼的特权。英文环境下长大的人能否准确地刻画对于在中国长大，生活的人，和人们真实经历的生活？以及如果你是一个中国出生长大的作家，用英语写作是一种对思维和真实经历的折损吗？本期请来了我们的好朋友Rui Zhong（华人二代移民）, Karoline Kan（用英语写作、常驻北京的中国记者）和Caiwei Chen（英文写作者、记者），让她们聊聊自己用英文书写的经历。
"Being foreign" is a harsh way to describe a group of people. And we are often referred to as "foreign guests". A large part of the reading we devour every day comes from this "foreign guest perspective". Many English writers, or Chinese people who write in English, would use a cold, alienated tone to portray a "real China." However, we sense China in a more vivid way.
The dichotomy of competing China narratives inspired this episode.
In English writing, in non-fiction stories, what is the conflict between the perspectives of second-generation immigrants and Chinese natives? The distance between homeland and history has given many Chinese-American writers the power to create freely, but at the same time they seem to have privileges that some of us don't have. Can people who grew up in an English-speaking environment accurately describe China as a country and experience? And if you are a writer born and raised in China, is writing in English a compromise of your authentic thinking and wholeness?
In this episode, we invited our friends Rui Zhong, Karoline and Caiwei to talk about their experiences of writing in English.
【时间轴】
00:00 这期节目的起源: 一本我们吐槽的、关于文革的虚构小说
...
2022-06-0756 min
疲惫娇娃 CyberPink007｜用英语写作中国和自我 Write about myself and China, in English 【聊了什么】
“外宾”是个很刺眼的词，我们也会常常被指做“外宾”。我们每天输入和阅读的文字当中，有很大一部分来自于“外宾视角”下的中国。
许多英文作者、或者中国作者，用冷冰冰的英文，来向我们介绍和描述一个热气腾腾的、真实的中国。这里面的撕裂，让我们想要去做一期节目。
在英文写作中，在非虚构故事中，二代移民 VS 中国本土视角有怎样的冲突？故土和历史的距离赋予了许多华裔作家自由创作的权力，但同时他们仿佛拥有看起来很刺眼的特权。英文环境下长大的人能否准确地刻画对于在中国长大，生活的人，和人们真实经历的生活？以及如果你是一个中国出生长大的作家，用英语写作是一种对思维和真实经历的折损吗？本期请来了我们的好朋友Rui Zhong（华人二代移民）, Karoline Kan（用英语写作、常驻北京的中国记者）和Caiwei Chen（英文写作者、记者），让她们聊聊自己用英文书写的经历。
"Being foreign" is a harsh way to describe a group of people. And we are often referred to as "foreign guests". A large part of the reading we devour every day comes from this "foreign guest perspective". Many English writers, or Chinese people who write in English, would use a cold, alienated tone to portray a "real China." However, we sense China in a more vivid way.
The dichotomy of competing China narratives inspired this episode.
In English writing, in non-fiction stories, what is the conflict between the perspectives of second-generation immigrants and Chinese natives? The distance between homeland and history has given many Chinese-American writers the power to create freely, but at the same time they seem to have privileges that some of us don't have. Can people who grew up in an English-speaking environment accurately describe China as a country and experience? And if you are a writer born and raised in China, is writing in English a compromise of your authentic thinking and wholeness?
In this episode, we invited our friends Rui Zhong, Karoline and Caiwei to talk about their experiences of writing in English.
【时间轴】
00:00 这期节目的起源: 一本我们吐槽的、关于文革的虚构小说
...
2022-06-0756 min
Voices of Aging with ASIG2022-07 Voices of Aging with ASIG Anniversary EpisodeToday we are sharing a special anniversary episode as Voices of Aging with ASIG celebrates one year of sharing episodes on a wide variety of aging-related topics with you all! This episode features three members of the Voices of Aging team who make the podcast possible: Rui Zhong, a PhD student in the College of Pharmacy, who acts as the podcast chair, Kelly Moeller, a project coordinator for the Center for Healthy Aging and Innovation who provides support to the student team, and Madeleine Howard, a second year medical student, whose voice you will recognize as she is the host...
2022-04-1118 min
Shūmiàn 书面 PodcastCafezinho 33: Questões de Gênero da China atual e as Propostas das Duas SessõesNaquela pausa curta do cafezinho você pode ouvir a nossa Gerente de Mídias, Aline Tedeschi, conversando com a nossa editora Sênior, Talita Fernandes, sobre os destaques da semana: As comemorações, lutas e debates do dia 8 de março na China e os desdobramentos das Duas Sessões. Além disso, trazemos dicas da sessão ZHENG HE, como o documentário de Rui Zhong sobre o cerco de Pequim às comunidades LGBTQIA+ e uma entrevista com a feminista Li Tingting. A edição de hoje é sobre a newsletter 194.
Você pode ler a edição completa no seu e...
2022-03-1109 minNüVoicesChinese AI, Cybersecurity, and Internet Policy with Shazeda AhmedOur last podcast episode of 2021 features Shazeda Ahmed on Chinese cybersecurity, technology, and internet policy. Shazeda is a PhD candidate at UC Berkeley's School of Information and is joined by guest host (and DC board member) Rui Zhong. How are Chinese courtrooms utilizing AI? What is algorithmic discrimination and how are Chinese companies reacting? Rui also asks Shazeda her perspective on the big question: is the U.S. in a Tech Cold War with China? All of this and more in this season finale of the NüVoices Podcast.
2021-12-2243 min
Story Line (普通话)Story Line (故事热线): Sneezing dining tableFang Fang 阅读 Zhong Rui 的 Sneezing dining table
2021-08-3003 minStory Line (普通话)Story Line (故事热线): Monster eating melon seedsFang Fang 阅读 Zhong Rui 的 Monster eating melon seeds
2021-08-2303 min
NüVoicesDecoding Chinese technology policy, with Lotus Ruan Lotus Ruan conducts research and writes at The Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy. Her work focuses on the roles of government and private actors in shaping internet governance agendas and digital rights. Her writing has appeared in Foreign Policy, The Atlantic, and Tech in Asia.On this episode, Lotus joins DC chapter member Rui Zhong to talk about her research on Chinese app privacy, Apple's “Chinese operations equilibrium,” and why China's technology policy process is so challenging to navigate.Recommendations:Lotus: The Taiwanese televi...
2021-08-2040 minStory Line (普通话)Story Line (故事热线): Fairy with a long beardFang Fang 阅读 Zhong Rui (ed.) 的 Fairy with a long beard
2021-08-1604 min
Things That Go BoomAmtrak and the End of the Free WorldWashington and Beijing have been increasingly at odds -- over human rights, trade, maritime boundaries, you name it. Does this tension help Biden at home? And what does it mean for Asian Americans?
GUESTS: Samuel Chu, Hong Kong Democracy Council; Nina Luo, Writer and Organizer; Adrian De Leon, University of Southern California; Rui Zhong, Wilson Center
ADDITIONAL READING:
The American Victims of Washington’s Anti-China Hysteria, Nina Luo, The New Republic.
Why Is China Coming After Americans Like Me in the US? Samuel Chu, The New York Times.
2021-08-0225 minStory Line (普通话)Story Line (故事热线): The Most Powerful MagicFang Fang 阅读 Zhong Rui 的 The Most Powerful Magic
2021-07-2606 min
NüVoicesCOVID-19 origins and the state of science reporting in China Kathleen McLaughlin is a science and labor reporter based in Butte, Montana, whose work has been regularly featured in the Washington Post and The Guardian; she was also the Beijing correspondent for Science Magazine. Her work has spanned fashion, pharmaceuticals, electronics manufacturers, and medicine. She’s also an alumni of the MIT Knight Science journalism fellowship. Her forthcoming book is Blood Money, a multinational investigation into the vast market for human blood plasma and its sociopolitical implications. Kathleen and Washington, D.C., NüVoices chapter member Rui Zhong examined the state of science reporting in China in refe...
2021-07-0945 minStory Line (普通话)Story Line (故事热线): The Grandpa and little squirrel (老爷爷 和小松鼠)Fang Fang 阅读 Zhong Rui 的 The Grandpa and little squirrel (老爷爷 和小松鼠)
2021-05-3105 minStory Line (普通话)Story Line (故事热线): Letter to Mr. Lan Er (寄给蓝耳先生的信)Fang Fang 阅读 Zhong Rui 的 Letter to Mr. Lan Er (寄给蓝耳先生的信).
2021-05-2403 min
The Wilson CenterWeaving Noise: Xinjiang, China and the WorldKissinger Institute experts Rui Zhong and Bradley Jardine stop in to discuss Xinjiang and the challenge this particular human rights issue poses for policymakers.
2021-04-3025 minThe Wilson CenterWeaving Noise: Xinjiang, China and the WorldKissinger Institute experts Rui Zhong and Bradley Jardine stop in to discuss Xinjiang and the challenge this particular human rights issue poses for policymakers.
2021-04-3025 min
Need to KnowWeaving Noise: Xinjiang, China and the WorldKissinger Institute experts Rui Zhong and Bradley Jardine stop in to discuss Xinjiang and the challenge this particular human rights issue poses for policymakers.
2021-04-3025 min
World Review from the New StatesmanWuhan, One Year OnOn today's episode of World Review from the New Statesman, Jeremy Cliffe in Berlin and Emily Tamkin in Washington DC are joined by Rui Zhong, Program Assistant for the Kissinger Institute on China and the United States at the Wilson Center, to discuss how Wuhan has (or hasn't) bounced back from the first days of covid-19, whether there's a growing anti-China sentiment globally, and how administrations from the US to the EU and Britain should handle diplomacy with Beijing in 2021.We'd love to hear from you! Send us your You Ask Us questions at youaskus.co.uk...
2021-01-2932 min
ChinaTalkThe Mulan DebacleTurning a beloved movie of female empowerment into a dull endorsement of the patriarchy, autocracy and mass forced labor is no easy feat, but Disney Magic is one hell of a drug. Think tanker Rui Zhong and novelist/meme goddess Xiran Jay Zhao join to discuss. Please consider supporting ChinaTalk Intro music: Reflections by Christina Aguilera (Tojou Remix) Outtro music: I'd be impressed if you made it to the end of this podcast and didn't know this song, but here's the link If you're looking for more Disney remixes, this one of...
2020-09-1133 minChinaTalkThe Mulan DebacleTurning a beloved movie of female empowerment into a dull endorsement of the patriarchy, autocracy and mass forced labor is no easy feat, but Disney Magic is one hell of a drug. Think tanker Rui Zhong and novelist/meme goddess Xiran Jay Zhao join to discuss. Please consider supporting ChinaTalk Intro music: Reflections by Christina Aguilera (Tojou Remix) Outtro music: I'd be impressed if you made it to the end of this podcast and didn't know this song, but here's the link If you're looking for more Disney remixes, this one of...
2020-09-1133 min
Need to KnowThe Clock is Ticking for TikTokThe clock is ticking on TikTok and WeChat. With executive orders to restrict access in the US, legislation to bar the apps from government devices, and a general unease, Rui Zhong comes back to explain why these platforms have drawn ire.
2020-08-1117 min
China Law PodcastHow China’s Cybersecurity Review Poses Challenges to Foreign Suppliers - Barbara Li and Zhou YangJust as the United States has beefed up its scrutiny of the supply chains of its critical infrastructure in recent months, China has also launched a new cybersecurity review (CSR) for mitigating the national security risks posed by theirs. In this episode, Barbara Li and Zhou Yang explain the scope and process of the cybersecurity review, the basic steps parties must take in order to comply, the implications for foreign suppliers, and more.
Barbara Li is Head of Corporate at Rui Bai Law Firm in Beijing, where she spearheads the TMT and FinTech practices. She is also for...
2020-07-1622 min
FernostwärtsFOW056 – Lockdown experiences in Wuhan (with Rui Zhong) [EN]
Wuhan
Doctors Ai Fen and Li Wenliang
American journalists expelled
Caixin
Wilfred Chan on Twitter
Fang Fang’s diary
Reganmian cartoon as seen in our Fernostwärts Newsletter
The Paper
Sixth Tone
David Paulk on Twitter
Zhongnanhai
Articles by Rui Zhong
China and the U.S. blame each other for the coronavirus. But both countries made similar mistakes.
As Its Coronavirus Outbreak Abates, China Is Trying out a New Look. Is It Working?
Public Anger Over Coronavirus Is Mounting. Will It Matter?
Wuhan’s Virus and Quarantine Will Hit the Poor Hardest
Rui Zhong on Twitter
Fernostwärts Newsletter #18
Self-p...
2020-05-0646 min
Need to KnowWatch Out For The Doom Scroll - COVID Disinformation in Europe and AsiaTwo of our previous guests come together to talk to us about disinformation in general, and specific to COVID-19 in Europe and Asia. Nina Jankowicz, Disinformation Fellow with the Wilson Center's Science and Technology Innovation Program, and Rui Zhong, an Associate with the Wilson Center's Kissinger Institute take a look at what's out there and its effects on response and recovery.
2020-04-1740 min
The Arts of TravelVirus vs. Citizen vs. State - Rui Zhong on The Coronavirus and China's responseTo discuss the Coronavirus, how its affected China, and its global implications, my guest today is Rui Zhong of the Wilson Center. Rui, who has close ties to Wuhan, has been one of the more sensitive, nuanced and intelligent writers addressing the Coronavirus.
How do we sympathize with the struggles of ordinary people while furious at the actions of their governments? How do we fight the Coronavirus while not allowing states to use it as an excuse for enhancing surveillance? How do we not succumb to xenophobia at a disease which knows no borders and no flags?
In these moments...
2020-03-021h 08
Need to KnowThe Viral Episode - Coronavirus from the public health, regional, and economic levelsI'm joined by three experts today. Alex Long, who walks us through the public health perspective of understanding coronavirus, its implications for global health and security -- Rui Zhong, who explains some of the societal dynamics in China that we have seen from this outbreak -- And Shihoko Goto, who deftly explains how this is affecting the global economy and what it may mean for the future. This is a can't miss episode and the most comprehensive look you will find to understand the various angles of this global threat.
2020-02-2835 min
NüVoicesA wealth of anger and a wealth of time: Wuhan and the coronavirus Wuhan native Rui Zhong is a program associate for the Kissinger Institute on China and the United States at the Wilson Center, in Washington, D.C. In this episode, Rui and co-host Cindy Gao work through a timeline of the spread of COVID-19, discuss tactics employed by the Chinese central government to co-opt the narrative surrounding the outbreak, identify those most affected by the virus within China, and take a look at xenophobic responses toward Chinese people around the world. Recommendations: Cindy: Four Springs, a documentary by Lu Qingyi, and An Elephant Sitting Still, by th...
2020-02-1445 min
Learning Chinese through Stories3.1.5A《生活是一场妥协》China's young people are fed up with the "rule of 996". But for Lin Rui and Li Pan, it's the compromise they have to make. 毕业这两年，林睿常常被同学、朋友调侃称为"加班狗"，但他自己并不喜欢这样一个称呼，因为带个"狗"字，多少让他觉得没尊严。 Bìyè zhè liǎng nián , Lín Ruì chángcháng bèi tóngxué , péngyou diàokǎn chēngwéi " jiābān gǒu " , dàn tā zìjǐ bìngbùxǐhuān zhèyàng yī ge chēnghu , yīnwèi dài ge " gǒu " zì , duōshao ràng tā juéde méi zūnyán . "加班，只不过是我为了在这个社会生存下去做出的妥协。" " jiābān , zhǐ bùguò shì Wǒ wèile zài zhège shèhuì shēngcún xiàqù zuòchū de tuǒxié . " 的确，那些牺牲的周末和睡眠让林睿有了比同龄人更高的薪水，在知名外企工作的经验也让他的履历更加具有竞争力。 Díquè , nàxiē xīshēng de zhōumò hé shuìmián ràng Lí...
2019-05-2504 min