Group 1 - The successful launch of the "Nankei No. 1" satellite marks a significant achievement for Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech), being the first satellite developed by a Shenzhen university for space science research [1][4] - The satellite carries independently developed scientific payloads, including a space electric field measurement system and an aurora camera, which are expected to enhance research on space weather and provide critical data for monitoring Earth's magnetosphere and ionosphere [4][5] - The project involved over 20 undergraduate and graduate students, providing them with hands-on experience in satellite design, development, and testing, thereby enriching their educational experience and fostering interest in space science [1][3][5] Group 2 - Shenzhen universities are increasingly integrating research and education, exemplified by initiatives such as SUSTech's satellite project and Shenzhen University’s practical learning experiences in major engineering projects [2][6] - The innovative educational models in Shenzhen, such as the "one student, one chip" initiative at Shenzhen University of Technology, emphasize practical skills and direct involvement in research from early academic stages [7][9] - The rapid development of higher education in Shenzhen, with the establishment of multiple new universities and a significant number of top scientists, reflects the city's commitment to fostering a robust educational and research environment [7][8]