The term citizen science has become very popular among scholars as well as the general
public, and, given its growing presence in East Asia, it is perhaps not a moment too soon to …

This book traces and analyzes the transformation of the public discourse of science and
technology in Mao-era China. Based on extensive primary sources such as science …

This dissertation asks what happened when the Chinese socialist state sought to build a
cutting-edge telecommunications system with its unparalleled power of mass mobilization …

This article focuses on One Hundred Thousand Whys (Shiwan ge weishenme), modern
China's single most popular book series for science dissemination. A translation of a 1929 …

In 1933, a group of scientists and educators based in Shanghai published a magazine they
hoped would spread science to Chinas ordinary people, entitled Kexue huabao. The direct …