A graduate of PKU’s School of Mathematical Sciences, Wang earned her master’s degrees from École Polytechnique and Université Paris-Sud, and her PhD from MIT.

Earlier this year, her 127-page paper resolving the century-old Kakeya conjecture made waves across the global mathematics community.

Using a simple wet-chemistry assembly of graphene and CNTs, the team achieved lightweight, flexible EMI shielding fabrics.

A step ahead in wearable technology.🧩

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Published in Nature Comms, the research uncovers how the Industrial Revolution marked a turning point: hailstorm frequency began to rise sharply, mirroring global temperature increases. Using deep learning, the team also predicts that hail events will continue to grow throughout the 21st century.

Their breakthrough, published in Cell Death & Differentiation, offers new directions for drug development and therapeutic strategies, aiming to improve the survival and quality of life of patients with pancreatic cancer.

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The system reduces air consumption by 22.7% and muscle activation by over 20%, improving diving endurance and energy efficiency.

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Their experiments distinguished the long-debated Higgs and Leggett modes by systematically tuning terahertz (THz) pump pulses, revealing how tailored THz pulses can control superconducting dynamics at the quantum level.

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