science; scientific knowledge; a system of knowledge about the laws of nature, society, and thought

A school subject or a specific course of instruction, such as math or history

expert in scientific research, usually referring to someone who has achieved significant results in their field

high technology; advanced scientific technology such as computer or space science

The branch of medicine concerned with the treatment of injuries or diseases by manual or instrumental operations; the surgical department of a hospital.

The core course of study in a university, usually lasting four or five years; undergraduate education or level.

Moscow, the capital city of Russia

a record of previous criminal convictions or legal punishments

Specialized vocational college or professional training school; it refers to education below the level of a four-year university.

academic subject or course of study; field of study

medical department or specialty dealing with internal diseases, typically treated with medicine rather than surgery

(abbreviation) popularization of science; scientific knowledge intended for a general audience

Large Chinese real estate company, founded in 1984

Standard school book or manual used for teaching and study.

The study of various social phenomena, including economics, political science, sociology, and law. Often abbreviated as [[社科|社科|she4 ke1]].

a large-scale, high-level institution dedicated to scientific research; academy of sciences

The national academy for the natural sciences of the People's Republic of China, established in 1949 and headquartered in Beijing.

department of ophthalmology; the branch of medicine dealing with the diagnosis and treatment of eye disorders

An administrative or technical office or department within a larger organization like a school, hospital, or factory; clinical unit or office.

science and education; science education or popular science

the sciences as a school subject or academic department, including mathematics, physics, and chemistry, as opposed to the humanities [[文科|文科|wen2 ke1]]

The study of the physical world and its phenomena, including fields such as physics, chemistry, and biology

head of a department or section within a government agency or private company

(loanword) disco music or dance; a style of upbeat dance featuring strong rhythms and improvised movement

Kobe Bryant (1978-2020), American basketball player; short for [[科比·布莱恩特|科比·布萊恩特|ke1 bi3 bu4 lai2 en1 te4]]

liberal arts; humanities; general term for academic subjects such as literature, language, philosophy, history, and social sciences

The medical department or specialty focusing on the health of the female reproductive system; often combined with obstetrics to form [[妇产科|婦產科|fu4 chan3 ke1]]

Short for the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), headquartered in Beijing

(abbreviation) the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS)

Helmut Kohl (1930-2017), German CDU politician and Chancellor of Germany

Country on the Arabian Peninsula in Western Asia

science fiction; sci-fi; short for [[科学幻想|科學幻想|ke1 xue2 huan4 xiang3]]

The quality of being scientific, based on facts, or following a rigorous method.

The branch of medicine dealing with the care and diseases of children.

a student studying in a college or university program for a bachelor's degree

the branch of medicine or a hospital department dealing with the study and treatment of bone diseases and injuries

the department of gynecology and obstetrics in a hospital; birth clinic

To apply scientific methods to something; to scientize

A state in the western United States

The premier academic organization in mainland China for study in the social sciences and humanities; often abbreviated as [[社科院|社科院|she4 ke1 yuan4]] or CASS.

(abbreviation) science and technology commission

the branch of medicine that specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the teeth and oral cavity

medical science as a field of study; the collective term for subjects such as medicine, pharmacology, and public health

Corinth, a city-state in ancient Greece or a modern city in Greece.

(abbreviation) association for science and technology, short for [[科学技术协会|科学技术协会|ke1 xue2 ji4 shu4 xie2 hui4]]

The civil service examination system used in imperial China to select government officials from the Sui dynasty until it was abolished in 1905.