Question 2: How to write a brief introduction of technical achievements? The so-called scientific and technological achievements refer to the knowledge products with some recognized academic or economic value obtained by people through complex intellectual labor in scientific and technological activities. China Academy of Sciences defines the meaning of scientific and technological achievements in the Measures for the Administration of Scientific and Technological Research Achievements of China Academy of Sciences as: the achievements of a scientific and technological research subject that have certain academic or practical significance through observation experiments, research and trial production or dialectical thinking activities. Scientific and technological achievements are divided into basic research achievements, applied research achievements and development work achievements according to the nature of research;
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20 1 1-20 12 world major scientific and technological achievements in life sciences and medicine 1. Breakthroughs have been made in the research and development of anti-malaria and anti-cancer vaccines. About 780,000 people worldwide die of malaria every year. After 24 years of research, British scientists have discovered an antimalarial vaccine. The third-phase efficacy trial conducted in seven African countries this year has finally proved to be very successful, with an effective rate of about 56% for infants aged 5- 17 months. It is estimated that the vaccine will enter the market as early as 20 15. In February, 65438, scientists developed a vaccine against 70% fatal cancers, which can reduce the breast cancer lump by 80%. 2. The research of human organ tissue regeneration has also achieved fruitful results. In March this year, American researchers successfully created the human urethra. After the doctor implanted it into the patient, the urethra cultured in vitro really began to work normally. At the beginning of April, Japanese researchers used embryonic stem cells of experimental mice to artificially cultivate the embryonic structure of retina, which is the most complex physiological tissue artificially cultivated so far. In mid-April, British scientists cultivated human kidneys in the laboratory from human amniotic fluid and animal embryonic cells. This breakthrough is expected to enable patients who need organ transplantation to cultivate their organs as needed and avoid the risk of rejection during transplantation. 3.65438+A new study published in early February found that although there is an upper limit of human IQ, the latest brain functional magnetic resonance imaging research shows that some people's brain activity patterns can be changed by transmitting signals, and knowledge can be "induced" through the visual cortex. When learning a new skill in the future, people just need to sit in front of the computer monitor and wait for the technology to be "downloaded" into their brains. Astrophysics iv. Found too much ...
Question 3: How to write a brief introduction of research results (including basic content, actual effect, theoretical level, popularization value, etc.). )
Question 4: Introduction of Academic and Scientific Research Achievements Peng Jianbing has successively presided over the National Natural Science Foundation, 973 and other large-scale scientific research projects, published 7 academic monographs in science publishing houses and other publishing houses, including 4 first authors, and published more than 30 papers/kloc-0 in academic journals such as Science Bulletin, Journal of Engineering Geology and Seismogeology. He has successively won the second prize of national scientific and technological progress 1 item (20 12) and four first prizes, two second prizes and two third prizes of provincial and ministerial scientific and technological achievements. Recruit graduate students majoring in earthquake engineering and regional stability, rock mass engineering and geological disaster prevention. Recruit doctoral students in major engineering fields such as stability, rock mass engineering, geological disaster prevention and control, and urban engineering geology.
Question 5: Resume, scientific research achievements, papers, essays, essays, essays, essays, essays, essays, essays, essays, essays, essays, essays, essays, etc. As for the number of words that meet the requirements, there is no uniform' hard' regulation. It is generally hoped that the title of the paper will not exceed 20 words. However, the pursuit of fewer words should not affect the proper reflection of the topic in content. When there is a spear between the two, it is better to use more words and express them as clearly as possible.
The common tedious titles are:' Study on rapid analysis method of chemical composition of molten steel'. In this kind of topic, omitting the words' about' and' research' will not affect the expression. As a paper, what aspects of research and investigation does the general contractor include, so the above topic can be refined as' rapid analysis of chemical composition of molten steel'. In this way, the number of words is reduced from 265,438+0 to 65,438+02, which is clear and concise.
If the short title is not enough to show the content of the paper or reflect the nature of a series of research, it can be solved by positive and negative titles, and the specific experimental materials, methods and contents can be supplemented by adding negative titles, so that the titles can be enriched and accurate, rather than generalized. Like what? Quot Dynamic Characteristics of Active Dislocation Groups —— (Subtitle) Computer Simulation of Sliding Characteristics of Active Dislocation Groups.
Question 6: What should be included in the introduction of scientific research projects? 1, project background and significance;
2. Current international and domestic developments in this field;
3. Existing methods and ingot forming;
4, you do the work of the project, point out what contribution, what kind of results;
5. Analysis and discussion of completed work, including comparison with previous work;
6. Summary and prospect of further work.
This is the most important thing
Question 7: How to write the main research results of the predecessors of this topic? First of all, we should consult the research materials related to this topic, focusing on (that is, the main research results of predecessors):
1. How far has the related research gone?
2. Summarize the main viewpoints of different schools in recent years.
3. What conclusions have been drawn by predecessors that are worth learning from and insufficient? This part should be based on your own project research, which is the fundamental starting point, because the novelty of project research is here, and you need to innovate and improve on the basis of predecessors. For example, the shortcomings of previous studies can be divided into the limitations of viewpoints and research methods, so that you can study the aspects that are insufficient or not involved in previous theories.
The most important part should be based on facts and concise. In other words, to synthesize the previous viewpoints and analyze the value orientation behind the same clan viewpoint, we can quote important viewpoints appropriately. Of course, don't quote too much. The key lies in your generalization. The clearer your analysis, the clearer your thinking about future research. After all, this part is only the paving part, and it is easy to be top-heavy
Question 8: What do you mean by major academic achievements on your resume? Generally speaking, it refers to research results, which are generally municipal, provincial or even greater awards, such as what awards have been won and what journals have been published.
It seems that many resumes don't need this item. If you must fill it out, think about whether you have won an award in academic research or published an article in any journal or magazine. If there is, fill it in. If no, no, just write no.
Question 9: What materials should be submitted for representative scientific research achievements? Representative scientific research achievements refer to the scientific research achievements that I can show my scientific research ability most prominently and make the interviewer know your main research direction, that is, the ability, including published papers, research reports, patents, awards, scientific research topics at all levels and so on.