Core Viewpoint - Nanjing University is expanding its Suzhou campus by recruiting global leaders for three new engineering schools, focusing on automation, biomedical engineering, and advanced manufacturing, aiming to enhance its academic and industrial resources [3][4]. Group 1: Recruitment and Responsibilities - The university is seeking deans for the School of Robotics and Automation, School of Biomedical Engineering, and School of Mechanical and Advanced Manufacturing [3]. - Responsibilities include overseeing the establishment and development of the schools, including strategic planning and execution [5]. Group 2: Candidate Requirements - Candidates should have a strong academic reputation internationally, administrative experience, and leadership skills, aligning with the university's values [6]. - Proficiency in Mandarin and/or English is required, along with a passion for higher education and research [6]. Group 3: Benefits and Application Process - The position offers globally competitive and negotiable salary and benefits, including support for team building and access to world-class facilities [7]. - Interested applicants should submit their resumes via email, detailing their academic and professional background [8]. Group 4: About Suzhou - Suzhou is a historical city known for its advanced manufacturing, biotechnology, and information technology sectors, making it a hub for high-tech enterprises and research institutions [9]. - The city combines urban vibrancy with natural tranquility, offering a rich cultural experience [9]. Group 5: Strategic Goals - The university aims to recruit top faculty, design talent development programs, and enhance industry-academia collaboration [11]. - Strengthening international partnerships is also a key goal to elevate the university's global reputation [11].

Group 1 - The core strategy for engaging students in modern engineering microbiology courses is to adopt a student-centered approach, encouraging feedback and suggestions from students to improve teaching methods [1][2] - A significant issue identified is the lack of systematic connection between core life sciences courses and previously studied mathematics, physics, and computer science courses, which affects student interest [1] - The company has restructured the curriculum by creating an interdisciplinary knowledge map to address challenges such as insufficient application, lack of integration, and unclear personalized learning paths in microbiology courses [1] Group 2 - The development of an online learning multimodal "three comprehensive education" intelligent evaluation platform is aimed at accurately assessing learning outcomes and meeting personalized student needs [2] - The platform includes features for evaluating learning effectiveness throughout the course, predicting final grades, profiling learning abilities, assessing potential, and forecasting academic development, providing each student with a dynamic evaluation model [2] - While intelligent technology aids in teaching efficiency, it cannot replace the student-centered educational approach, which is maintained through deep communication with class representatives to understand student needs and optimize teaching dynamically [2]

Group 1 - The core idea of the article revolves around the innovative use of mushroom-based paper for university admission letters, highlighting its environmental benefits and potential applications in various industries [9][13][19] - Jilin Agricultural University has developed this mushroom paper, which utilizes mycelium fibers instead of traditional plant fibers, making the production process more efficient and eco-friendly [9][11][13] - The production of mushroom paper can grow in a matter of days to weeks, significantly reducing the reliance on trees and minimizing environmental impact compared to conventional paper manufacturing [13][19] Group 2 - The article discusses a trend among Chinese universities to showcase their technological advancements through creative admission letters, turning the admission season into a competition of innovation [23][38] - Beijing University of Chemical Technology has introduced a high-strength carbon fiber admission letter, demonstrating its durability through various tests [23][25][26] - Other universities, such as Beijing University of Science and Technology and Harbin Institute of Technology, have also included unique materials in their admission letters, showcasing advancements in green steel and aerospace technology [26][30] Group 3 - The article contrasts the current trend of high-tech admission letters with the past, where universities focused more on aesthetics and emotional appeal rather than technological innovation [39][41] - The shift towards showcasing scientific achievements reflects the growing confidence of Chinese universities in their research capabilities, as evidenced by their strong performance in global academic rankings [47][48] - The article emphasizes that the investment in high-tech admission letters is justified by the potential societal benefits and the motivation it provides to new students to engage in research and innovation [50][51]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the unique admission package from Ocean University of China, which includes a pendant containing Antarctic seawater, generating significant interest and resale activity on second-hand platforms [2][4]. Group 1: Admission Package Details - The pendant contains genuine Antarctic seawater, and each admitted student will receive this unique item as part of their admission notification [4]. - The seawater was collected by the university's research team during an expedition to Antarctica [4]. Group 2: Resale Market Activity - The admission package has appeared on second-hand platforms, with prices ranging from 1,800 to 5,000 yuan, indicating high demand [4]. - Some sellers are offering the pendant alone, while others sell the entire package, with prices varying significantly based on seller location and item condition [6][8][10][12]. Group 3: Official Response and Market Regulation - The university has stated that it does not sell the Antarctic seawater pendant and warns against potential counterfeit products in the resale market [13]. - Other universities' admission packages are also being sold at high prices on second-hand platforms, with examples including Nanjing University and Peking University [13]. - The second-hand platform's customer service has indicated that while they prohibit the sale of official documents, the items being sold do not violate their policies as they are considered memorabilia [16].

Group 1 - The education landscape in China is undergoing significant changes, with students increasingly prioritizing employment prospects over prestigious institutions [1][2][3] - The number of college graduates in China has reached a record high of 12.22 million, leading to a complex employment situation for graduates [2][19] - There is a growing trend of students opting for vocational education and less prestigious universities that offer better job prospects [1][3][39] Group 2 - The traditional view of prestigious universities as a marker of success is being challenged, as students and parents become more rational in their choices [4][5] - The job market's structural issues are exacerbated by the oversupply of graduates, with many graduates lacking the skills required by employers [12][18] - The increasing focus on practical skills and adaptability in education is essential to meet the demands of a rapidly changing job market influenced by AI and automation [8][24][30] Group 3 - The employment landscape is characterized by three main challenges: increased supply of graduates, decreased employment elasticity, and intensified structural mismatches [19][20][21] - Opportunities exist in the form of skill-based restructuring of talent supply, digitalization, and the growth of the elder care industry [22][23] - The financial sector is experiencing a decline in job market attractiveness, with a mismatch between the skills of graduates and the demands of employers [26][27] Group 4 - The need for educational reform is critical, with a focus on integrating practical skills training and soft skills development to enhance employability [40] - The current labor market is influenced by macroeconomic factors, with a need for policies that support job creation and address structural employment issues [36][38] - The future of higher education in China may face challenges if reforms are not implemented, potentially leading to a decline in enrollment and institutional viability [40][41]

Core Viewpoint - Sanya University has successfully completed its enrollment plan for 73 undergraduate programs across 31 provinces in China, with a notable increase in the quality of incoming students, particularly in Hainan, Heilongjiang, and Shandong provinces [1]. Enrollment Status - As of August 6, 2025, enrollment has concluded in multiple provinces including Beijing, Zhejiang, and Hainan, while enrollment is still ongoing in regions like Tibet and Shanxi [3]. Academic Development - Sanya University, as the first private institution in Hainan to confer master's degrees, is aligning its academic programs with the "4+3+3" modern industrial system of Hainan Free Trade Port, focusing on five key academic clusters including "Digitalization of Financial Industry" and "Digitalization of Automotive Industry" [5]. Professional and International Collaboration - The university has optimized its program offerings by introducing cutting-edge majors such as New Energy Vehicle Engineering and Energy Storage Science and Engineering, and has established deep collaborations with institutions like Berkeley College in the U.S. for international education [6]. Campus and Community Engagement - The university's modern facilities, including smart classrooms and industry-academia research bases, are designed to resonate with the development of the Hainan Free Trade Port, reflecting a 20% year-on-year increase in enrollment inquiries, indicating strong societal interest in higher education within the free trade zone [7].

Core Viewpoint - Hebei University of Engineering has announced multiple government procurement intentions for laboratory instruments, with a total budget of 100 million yuan, indicating significant investment in research and educational infrastructure [2][3]. Summary by Sections Procurement Intentions - The university has released intentions to procure 25 types of laboratory instruments, with a total budget of 100 million yuan, expected to be procured by August 2025 [3][8]. Instrument Descriptions - **X-ray Powder Diffraction Instrument**: Utilizes high-energy X-rays to analyze the crystal structure and phase composition of samples [4]. - **Thermogravimetric-Differential Thermal Analyzer**: Measures mass changes and thermal effects of materials under controlled temperature, revealing thermal behavior [5]. - **Microscopic Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer**: Combines infrared spectroscopy with microscopy for chemical structure analysis at the micro-level [6]. Detailed Procurement List - The procurement list includes various instruments such as: - X-ray powder diffraction instrument - High-resolution field emission scanning electron microscope - Laser confocal microscope - Organic element analyzer - Liquid chromatography-high resolution mass spectrometry [8][10]. Research Achievements - Hebei University of Engineering has made significant achievements in scientific research, particularly in frontier fields such as life sciences, chemistry, environmental science, and materials science [10][16]. Key Laboratories - The university hosts several key laboratories focusing on: - Efficient water resource utilization - Environmental pollution control technologies - New functional materials and their microstructural regulation - Plant resistance to abiotic stress [11][12][13][14][15].

Group 1 - Several top universities in China are reforming their GPA systems, with Fudan University introducing a P/NP grading system and Peking University planning to abolish GPA for undergraduates starting from 2025 [1][22] - The shift away from a strict GPA system reflects a broader critique of the "score-centric" approach in education, indicating a move towards more qualitative assessments [1][22] - The historical reliance on grading systems has created a culture of anxiety among students, leading to unhealthy competition and a focus on grades over genuine learning [10][19] Group 2 - The grading system, which has been a staple in education since the late 18th century, is now being questioned for its effectiveness and relevance in modern education [3][4] - Critics argue that the current grading practices do not accurately reflect students' understanding or capabilities, often reducing their educational experience to mere numbers [10][15] - The push for reform is not just about changing grading policies but also about redefining the values of education and what constitutes success [22]

Core Viewpoint - The Trump administration's actions against the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have significantly impacted U.S. higher education and research, particularly through the freezing of $584 million in federal funding due to allegations of tolerating anti-Semitism during pro-Palestinian protests [1][2]. Funding Impact - The frozen funding affects critical research areas such as neuroscience, clean energy, and cancer, representing over half of UCLA's annual federal funding and more than double the initially estimated cash flow suspension [2]. - The U.S. Department of Justice indicated that UCLA has ignored complaints from Jewish and Israeli students regarding anti-Semitism, leading to the freezing of at least 800 grants [2]. Institutional Responses - UCLA's President, Julio Frenk, warned that the prolonged suspension of funding would have devastating effects on the university and the American public reliant on its research [2]. - The University of California's President, James B. Milliken, stated that they are engaging in dialogue with the federal government to restore all suspended federal funds [2][3]. Legal and Regulatory Context - The federal civil rights laws "Title VI" and "Title VII" prohibit discrimination based on race, gender, nationality, or shared ancestry, including Jewish and Israeli identities [3]. - Milliken emphasized that the funding cuts do not effectively address anti-Semitism and that the announced cuts threaten life-saving innovations and national interests [3]. Broader Context of Disputes - The Trump administration has also accused UCLA of illegal admissions practices and allowing transgender athletes to compete in accordance with their gender identity, similar to accusations against Ivy League schools [4]. - Columbia University recently reached an agreement with the federal government to restore over $220 million in federal research funding after paying more than $220 million in settlement [4]. - Brown University also announced an agreement to restore federal funding while committing to pay $50 million to local job training programs over the next decade [4]. Ongoing Legal Issues - Harvard University is reportedly willing to pay $500 million to settle ongoing disputes with the Trump administration regarding campus anti-Semitism allegations, although some faculty members dispute this approach [5]. - Stanford University has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, claiming that threats to expel international students based on anti-American or anti-Israel statements violate free speech rights [5].

论文第一作者 Han Meng 是新加坡国立大学博士生，从事心理学构建的计算方法研究。通讯作者 Yi-Chieh Lee 是新加坡国立大学助理教授，在对话式人工智能、人机交互和心理健康技术领域开展研究工作。共同作 者 Renwen Zhang 是南洋理工大学助理教授，专注于计算传播学研究，为本研究提供了传播学视角。 Jungup Lee 是新加坡国立大学副教授，在心理健康领域有深入研究，为本研究提供了重要的领域知识支 撑。 心理健康问题影响着全球数亿人的生活，然而患者往往面临着双重负担：不仅要承受疾病本身的痛苦， 还要忍受来自社会的偏见和歧视。世界卫生组织数据显示，全球有相当比例的心理健康患者因为恐惧社 会歧视而延迟或拒绝治疗。 这种「 污名化 」现象如同隐形的障碍，不仅阻碍了患者的康复之路，更成为了一个重要的社会问题。 患者们在承受病痛的同时，还要面对来自不同社会环境中的偏见。更为复杂的是，这种污名化往往以微 妙、隐蔽的形式存在于日常对话中，即使是先进的人工智能系统也难以有效识别。 尽管自然语言处理领域在仇恨言论、攻击性语言检测方面已有不少研究，但专门针对心理健康污名的计 算资源却相对稀缺。现有数据集主要来 ...