【财经观察】“中国邀全球科研人才共商发展之路”

Core Insights - China has become a global hub for scientific research, as highlighted by experts at the Hong Kong Crown Forum 2025, emphasizing the country's achievements in various fields [1][2]. Group 1: Scientific Collaboration - Nobel laureate Reinhard Genzel noted the close collaboration between Chinese researchers and international scientists, particularly in the field of black hole research and galaxy evolution [1][2]. - Genzel emphasized the importance of international cooperation in large-scale projects to alleviate financial pressures, despite political challenges affecting collaborations [2]. Group 2: Advancements in Microscopy - Wolfgang Baumeister, a recipient of the 2025 Shaw Prize in Life Science and Medicine, stated that China may possess the largest number of high-end microscopes globally, facilitating significant advancements in cryo-electron tomography [3][5]. - Baumeister highlighted the efficiency of decision-making in China regarding the procurement of expensive research equipment, which contrasts with challenges faced in other countries due to political factors [5]. Group 3: Mathematical Research Trends - Nigel Hitchin, a British mathematician, observed a trend of talented mathematicians returning to China, where they are valued and provided with ample research opportunities [6][8]. - Hitchin discussed the increasing complexity of mathematical concepts and the growing reliance on computers and artificial intelligence in research, indicating a shift in methodologies [7][8].