Legal Tales | Time to end bid-rigging in Hong Kong with criminalisation and tougher enforcement

    Legal Tales | Time to end bid-rigging in Hong Kong with criminalisation and tougher enforcement

    Recent events in Hong Kong, particularly the tragic blaze at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po last November, have focused society’s attention on reforms to the legal system, especially those concerning building management and maintenance. Corruption and improper practices in the tendering process for large-scale building renovation or maintenance have also become a hot-button issue….

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    ‘Resolution revolution’ pioneer Alexey Amunts leaves Max Planck to join China’s SMART

      ‘Resolution revolution’ pioneer Alexey Amunts leaves Max Planck to join China’s SMART

      Alexey Amunts, whose pioneering work on mitochondrial ribosomes helped catalyse the cryo-electron microscopy “resolution revolution”, has left the Max Planck Institute in Germany to join China’s Shenzhen Medical Academy of Research and Translation (SMART) this month. Amunts confirmed he had joined SMART as a senior investigator and would “contribute to its international relations agenda”. He…

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