原标题：双面"球痴"周鲁男 "输球不可怕，怕输才可怕。" 华侨大学男篮主教练周鲁男在总结本赛季中国大学生篮球联赛（CUBAL）球队表现时说。 作为"九冠王"，华大男篮时隔十年再次闯入决赛。在多数人看来，他们已经创造足够多惊喜，尤其 是半决赛防守鏖战两加时，逆转淘汰夺冠热门球队清华大学队，令人刮目相看。 "我想当儒帅，但赛场如战场，慈不带兵，我无法温柔地告诉你怎么打球。"周鲁男说，"训练时纪 律严格，没有谁有特权，所有人必须团结协作。" 周鲁男手机相册中内容最庞杂的两个文件夹，一是战术示意图，一是训练比赛视频。他要求球员至 少能执行50至60套战术。有人说他是"战术鬼才"，也有人说他"会钻规则漏洞"。华大男篮"多人底线发 球"、"底线接应发球"等破全场紧逼的战术视频在社交媒体疯传。 然而，这些没有为周鲁男带来满足感。硬刚清华，全队耗尽了全部力气和运气，"背靠背"决赛面对 北大时，他们以一场惨败告终。 赢了一起狂，输了一起扛。与清北男篮"背靠背厮杀"，胜负都不会让周鲁男感到意外。决赛后，他 在朋友圈写道："大家喜欢看草根逆袭的故事。我们一路走来跌跌撞撞，每次都在做打破质疑的事。我 们挑战命运，哪怕前路布满荆棘，也 ...

Core Viewpoint - In June 2025, major universities and research institutions in China announced their intention to procure scientific instruments, with a total budget exceeding 4.5 billion yuan [1][2]. Summary by Sections Procurement Intentions - A total of 37 universities and research institutions have released procurement plans, reflecting a significant push for equipment updates initiated since 2024 [2]. - The procurement budget from these institutions collectively amounts to over 4.5 billion yuan [2]. Detailed Procurement Plans - The following are some of the notable procurement amounts from various institutions: - Shenyang Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences: 161 million yuan - Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences: 221 million yuan - Wuhan University of Technology: 156 million yuan - Southeast University: 121 million yuan - Tsinghua University: 100 million yuan - Wuhan University: 199 million yuan - Chongqing Medical University: 215 million yuan [3][4]. Historical Context - Previous months have seen varying procurement intentions, with amounts ranging from 235 million yuan in February to 460 million yuan in March, indicating a growing trend in investment in scientific instruments [5].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses a recent study published in Nature that highlights the significant differences in toxicity among PM 2.5 emissions from various sources, suggesting that air quality policies should consider these differences for more effective health benefits [2][4][6]. Group 1: Research Findings - The study combines field measurements with air quality models to assess the toxicity differences of PM 2.5 from various anthropogenic sources [4]. - It was found that PM 2.5 from solid fuel combustion in residential stoves has the highest toxicity, followed by emissions from metallurgy, brake wear, diesel vehicles, gasoline vehicles, cement industry, and power plants [4][5]. - From 2005 to 2021, both the mass emissions of PM 2.5 and the toxicity-adjusted emissions have significantly decreased, with industrial sources contributing 57.5% to the mass reduction, while residential burning accounted for approximately 80% of the toxicity-adjusted reduction [5]. Group 2: Policy Implications - The study suggests that clean air policies should take into account the varying toxicity of PM 2.5 from different sources when formulating emission control regulations [6]. - A framework based on cellular toxicity for PM 2.5 reduction is proposed, which could address specific health risks in different regions, although further epidemiological research is needed to confirm its relevance to human health outcomes and public policy applications [7].

记者注意到，清华大学实行抽签预约和即时预约两种方式。抽签预约每日17:00-21:45可申请，工作日最多可提前2 天预约，周末及节假日最多可提前8天预约。即时预约每日8:00-17:00可申请，工作日最多可提前1天预约，周末及 节假日最多可提前7天预约。每人每180天仅可成功预约一次，参观日当天上午8:00之后无法取消预约。每日17:00- 21:45可申请预约未来8天内参观，每人每天只能参与一次抽签。 团队参观可通过"清华大学"官方网站——常用链接——"校园参观"栏目进行预约。团队参观面向中小学生群体开 放，预约主体为中小学或教育主管部门。团队预约成功后，持相关材料从清华大学东侧门经核验后统一入校，参 观结束后从艺术博物馆专用通道出校。 清华大学指出，如遇校内重要活动、极端天气等不适宜开放的情况，将暂停校园参观并紧急关闭校园；因特殊原 因或其他不可抗力导致无法按计划开放的，请参观人员配合学校安排。 为提升参观体验、服务广大访客，清华大学校团委联合保卫处举办"志愿一夏"暑假校园志愿讲解活动。活动规划 四条精品游览路线和六条红色主题路线，由志愿者为入校访客讲解校园风物、讲述清华故事，打造校园 "实景课 堂"。 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the strengthening of cooperation between China and Brazil in various sectors, including infrastructure, medicine, and renewable energy, as evidenced by the signing of a memorandum of understanding [1] - The China-Brazil Climate Change and Energy Technology Innovation Research Center aims to facilitate academic exchanges, talent training, and industrial cooperation between the two countries, focusing on climate change and energy technology innovation [2][3] - Brazil is impressed by China's rapid advancements in technology, particularly in electric vehicles and artificial intelligence, attributing this progress to China's strategic planning and funding support [2] Group 2 - The collaboration between China and Brazil has led to successful technology transfers, such as the adaptation of biodiesel technology from China to Brazil, showcasing the mutual benefits of their partnership [3] - The recent focus on health technology, including the application of AI in hospitals, marks a new area of cooperation, with plans to explore the relationship between health and climate change in the coming years [3]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the enduring importance of blackboard writing in education, even in the digital age, highlighting how skilled blackboard use can enhance teaching effectiveness and student engagement [7][12][17]. Group 1: Importance of Blackboard Writing - The use of blackboard writing remains significant in classrooms, as it showcases teaching skills and personal charm of educators [7][12]. - Teachers like Cheng Siyu and Yuan Xiao have gained popularity for their impressive blackboard skills, demonstrating that traditional methods can still captivate students [9][11]. - The article notes that blackboard writing allows for immediate interaction and visualization of complex concepts, which is particularly beneficial in subjects like history and geography [11][14]. Group 2: Integration with Technology - While digital tools like multimedia presentations are prevalent, the article argues that blackboard writing should complement these technologies rather than be replaced by them [12][17]. - The integration of blackboard writing with digital tools can enhance teaching efficiency and student engagement, as seen in Cheng Siyu's approach to combining both methods [17]. - The article highlights that the digitalization of classrooms has improved access to technology, with 100% internet access in primary and secondary schools as of February 2023 [12]. Group 3: Teaching Philosophy and Future Trends - Educators express concerns that over-reliance on digital tools may diminish the tactile experience of learning and reduce classroom interaction [13][14]. - The article suggests that a balanced approach, combining traditional blackboard methods with modern technology, can lead to better educational outcomes [14][17]. - Future advancements in technology, such as VR and 5G, are anticipated to further enhance the learning experience in subjects like geography [14].

【1】教育部推出系列举措促进高校毕业生就业 为全力促进高校毕业生就业，教育部推出了系列政策举措。近期，就业工作再加力，教育部会同相关部 门聚焦稳岗扩岗推出了系列增量政策举措，聚力攻坚，全力促进还未落实就业去向的毕业生就业。7月 上旬，各省级教育部门计划开展省级招聘会超50场，预计提供岗位超3万个；各高校计划举办线上线下 招聘会超700场，预计提供岗位超100万个。 【2】暑期清北采取"抽签+即时"预约 暑期已至，走进高等学府参观，感受人文历史底蕴，将成为不少学生、家长的选择。今年暑假，北京大 学、清华大学均采取"抽签+即时"预约的参观机制；北京航空航天大学、北京理工大学等高校也公布了 文化场馆的暑期开放信息。其中，北京大学表示，今年暑期校园开放时间为7月7日至8月16日，公众可 通过"参观北大"微信小程序采取即时预约与抽签预约两种方式进行预约。清华大学除周一为校园休整日 外，周二到周日均开放校园。自去年暑假起，清华假期每个开放日开放6000个名额，游客可通过即时预 约或抽签预约两种形式入校参观。 【3】北京发布民办高等教育学校秋季招生政策 近日，北京市教委发布民办高等学校、民办非学历高等教育机构2025年秋季 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the evolving landscape of higher education in China, highlighting the rapid establishment of new universities and the shifting distribution of institutions across provinces, particularly focusing on the implications for regional development and educational quality [5][6][10]. Group 1: Overview of Higher Education Landscape - As of 2025, there are 2,919 higher education institutions in China, including 1,365 universities and 1,554 vocational colleges [6]. - Over the past year, more than 100 new universities have been established or renamed, including 36 vocational universities transitioning to "specialized undergraduate" institutions [7]. Group 2: Provincial Distribution of Universities - Twelve provinces have over 100 universities, predominantly in the eastern and central regions [10]. - Henan leads with 178 universities, surpassing traditional educational powerhouses like Jiangsu, Shandong, and Guangdong [11][12]. - The increase in Henan's universities from 140 to over 170 in recent years reflects a significant push for higher education [12]. Group 3: Quality vs. Quantity in Higher Education - While Henan has a high number of institutions, the majority are vocational colleges, raising concerns about the quality of education [14]. - In contrast, Jiangsu has 82 undergraduate institutions, maintaining its position as the top province for quality higher education [16]. - Beijing has a unique profile with nearly 75% of its universities being undergraduate institutions, indicating a focus on educational quality [20]. Group 4: Challenges and Strategic Responses - Henan's strategy of building vocational colleges aims to address immediate educational needs and align with regional industrial demands, particularly in skill-based sectors [34][36]. - The province's gross enrollment rate in higher education is still below the national average, necessitating a focus on expanding access [33]. - The article emphasizes the need for a balance between quantity and quality in higher education, advocating for improvements in educational standards rather than mere expansion [48][57]. Group 5: Future Directions and Policy Implications - The Ministry of Education plans to direct new higher education resources towards central and western provinces, which may benefit regions like Henan [62]. - There is a push for local universities to establish branches and for collaboration with institutions from Hong Kong and Macau, enhancing educational opportunities in economically vibrant areas [66][70]. - The article concludes that while the expansion of universities is crucial, the focus should shift towards building high-quality institutions to meet future educational demands [57][74].

Group 1 - Tsinghua University has filed a civil lawsuit against individuals misusing the title of "Dean of Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management" to pursue legal accountability [1][2] - The university's statement highlights that unauthorized use of its name for commercial training and activities constitutes infringement, and it reserves the right to pursue legal action [2][3] - Legal experts indicate that the case involves multiple layers of legal responsibility, including civil infringement and potential trademark violations [3][4] Group 2 - Tsinghua University may claim damages based on the profits obtained by the infringing parties through unauthorized activities, such as training programs that charge over 150,000 yuan [2][4] - If Tsinghua University has registered its name as a trademark, the unauthorized use by the infringing parties could lead to claims of trademark infringement [6] - The university has the right to seek punitive damages of up to five times the amount of actual damages if intentional infringement is proven [6]

Core Viewpoint - Tsinghua University has initiated legal action against institutions allegedly infringing on its trademarks, highlighting ongoing concerns regarding the misuse of its name and brand [1] Group 1: Legal Actions and Outcomes - Tsinghua University has filed a civil lawsuit against entities suspected of trademark infringement, seeking legal accountability [1] - In a previous case, Jiangsu Education (Hong Kong) Company was ordered to pay 1.8 million yuan for trademark infringement and 800,000 yuan for unfair competition [2][3] - The university has registered over a thousand trademarks, including "Tsinghua," "Tsinghua University," and "清华园," to protect its brand [4] Group 2: Recent Infringement Cases - A recent ruling determined that the Beijing Tsinghua Yucai Experimental School violated trademark laws by using similar names, leading to confusion among the public [4] - In another case, Henan Tsinghua Yiyou Education Cultural Communication Co., Ltd. was ordered to cease using the name containing "Tsinghua" and compensate Tsinghua University 100,000 yuan for economic losses and 36,000 yuan for reasonable expenses [4]