DSEL is inviting top global talents to apply for Overseas Outstanding Young Talents Program, to promote development of deep-space exploration.
China’s Deep Space Exploration Lab (DSEL) said on Monday that it is inviting top global talents to apply for the 2023 Overseas Outstanding Young Talents Program, to promote the development of deep-space exploration.
According to the DSEL, the Overseas Outstanding Young Talents Program, funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China, aims to attract outstanding young scholars from overseas, who have made achievements in the natural sciences, engineering and technology, to come and work in China.
Applicants are invited to take part in research on aerospace science and technology, space science and technology, planetary science, physics, astronomy, nuclear science and technology, biology, chemistry and materials science, electronic information and technology, mechanical engineering, artificial intelligence and other fields related to deep-space exploration, said the DSEL.
Co-established by the China National Space Administration, Anhui Province, and the University of Science and Technology of China, the DSEL is headquartered in Hefei, the capital city of Anhui, and has a branch in Beijing. Since its establishment, the laboratory has conducted science and technology research focusing on major national projects in deep-space exploration.
The DSEL aims to promote the long-term development of deep-space exploration regarding the moon, planets, asteroids and the edge of the solar system. The Overseas Outstanding Young Talents Program launched by the Chinese government to attract overseas high-level talent and professionals to work and conduct research in China.
The program provides support in areas such as employment, residency, and funding for research projects. The goal of the program is to enhance China’s competitiveness in science, technology, and innovation, as well as promote international exchange and cooperation in these fields.
China has a deep space exploration program that aims to send spacecraft and rovers to explore the Moon, Mars, and other objects in the solar system. In recent years, China has made significant progress in this area, launching a number of successful missions to the Moon and landing the first-ever spacecraft on the far side of the Moon.
Originally published at ChinaDaily