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Sun Fanglin
Coverage of Sun Fanglin in the Nexus archive.
- China’s role in Ivory Coast, Maggie Cheung’s career evolution: 5 weekend reads you missed
China is transitioning from contractor to stakeholder in Ivory Coast's growing economy, highlighted by a US$209 million tourist complex. The article also mentions the death of Chinese scientist Sun Fanglin, who contributed to new cancer drug developments.
- Sun Fanglin, Chinese scientist who paved the way for new cancer drugs, dies aged 58
Sun Fanglin, a Chinese scientist whose research on cell aging and tumor formation contributed to new cancer treatments, died at 58. He was the director of the Advanced Institute of Translational Medicine at Tongji University and former dean of its School of Life Sciences and Technology, having been treated for an undisclosed illness before his death on July 10.