The scientific world mourns the loss of Zhou Guangzhao, a trailblazing Chinese theoretical physicist and former president of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), who passed away in Beijing on Saturday at age 95. 🌟 Known for his pivotal role in shaping China's scientific landscape, Zhou was honored with the prestigious 'Two Bombs, One Satellite' Achievement Medal in 1999.
Leading CAS from 1987 to 1997, Zhou helped drive advancements in physics and national defense during a transformative era. His work on China's nuclear and satellite programs – symbolized by the iconic medal – remains a cornerstone of the country's technological legacy. 🚀
Young scientists and history buffs alike will recognize Zhou as a bridge between China's scientific ambitions and global innovation trends. His career spanned breakthroughs that continue to influence both academic research and practical engineering solutions worldwide.
