Time: Dec.27,2016;
Source: the Research Office of Science and Technology;
Published by: the News Center;
Author: Wang Zhao

JNU  has received national funding for the second time since mid-August from  the Natural Science Foundation of China for 11 applied research  projects after appraisal results were published. Three were evaluated as  strongly supported projects, three as mainly developed projects, two as  projects supported by the Tianyuan Foundation (a national foundation  recognizing achievements in mathematics), two as international  cooperation and exchange projects, and one as project in theoretical  physics.

In 2016, JNU  applied for funding for 603 research projects, 156 of which were  approved and won 76 million yuan from the foundation, a 10.28% increase  over 2015. Total funding is estimated at up to 90 million yuan this  year, raising JNU from 73rd to the 53rd nationwide.