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Doors open earlier for academic talent

China Daily | Updated: 2014-11-24 07:50

When Shi Liangsheng became a professor and doctoral supervisor of hydraulics at Wuhan University in 2012, he was only 30 years old - younger than many doctoral students.

"I had never dreamed of achieving such a high academic degree when I was a child, not to mention becoming a professor and offering guidance to PhD students while in my 30s," said Shi.

He is not alone. At Wuhan University, a group of professors and doctoral supervisors who were born after 1980 are becoming the backbone of the university's teaching and research team, with the youngest being only 29.

Doors open earlier for academic talent

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