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

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.

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

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

To apply scientific methods to something; to scientize

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.

Technical or professional school offering vocational training or associate degrees, typically lower in level than a four-year university.

Academy of Social Sciences; a research institute for social sciences

the scientific community; the world of science

a system of beliefs or practices erroneously regarded as based on scientific method

the branch of medicine dealing with surgical procedures; surgery as a field of study

the study of the properties and applications of materials

The study of human culture and society, focusing on subjects like philosophy, history, literature, and art.

the study of computers and computing, including both theoretical and practical aspects

The study of the basic theories and laws of the natural world; generally divided into the six categories of mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, geology, and astronomy.

Interdisciplinary field combining social and natural sciences with engineering to study management and policy-making; provides scientific evidence and optimized solutions for complex social development problems.

The study of practical applications for scientific knowledge and theories, such as engineering, medicine, and agriculture

the branch of medicine and study dealing with the development and medical care of infants and children

the study of science as a whole, including its nature, structures, and laws of development

An international news organization and newspaper founded in 1908 in Boston, Massachusetts.

the study or chronological account of the development of science and scientific knowledge

A science that develops from the intersection of two or more distinct fields of study

A Chinese government agency responsible for overseeing the development of national defense technology and industry; often abbreviated as [[国防科工委|國防科工委|guo2 fang2 ke1 gong1 wei3]]

A city district or planned community centered on scientific research, higher education, and high-tech production.

The branch of medicine concerned with childbirth and the care of women giving birth; midwifery

The branch of science that studies the solar system, the earth's relationship with the space environment, and outer space exploration; also called [[空间科学|空間科學|kong1 jian1 ke1 xue2]] in Mainland China.

The study of the nature and principles of war used to guide military preparation and strategy; generally divided into the two categories of military theory and military technology.

Taiwanese state-owned research and development institution focusing on military technology and aerospace, formerly known as the Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology

Taiwan's first science park, located in Hsinchu and established in 1980 as a hub for high-tech industrial development

the study of structures and materials on an ultra-small scale, typically at the atomic or molecular level; variant term used primarily in Taiwan

The branch of medicine dealing with the diagnosis and nonsurgical treatment of diseases of the internal organs.

Scientific study of the atmosphere, its various phenomena, and the laws governing its changes; primarily focuses on Earth's atmosphere but also includes other planets.

joint entrance examination for universities, independent colleges, and junior colleges

a junior college offering a five-year program of study primarily for graduates of junior high school

Natural sciences such as physics, chemistry, biology, and astronomy; usually contrasted with [[软科学|軟科學|ruan3 ke1 xue2]].

Scientific discipline that studies the interactions between living organisms and their environment.

a set of beliefs and practices belonging to the Christian Science church

The field of study concerning the analysis, collection, classification, manipulation, storage, retrieval, movement, and dissemination of information.

two-year vocational or professional college

natural science that studies life processes, living organisms, and their interactions; also known as [[生物学|生物學|sheng1 wu4 xue2]]

Bachelor of Science degree; B.Sc.

The study of the relationship between humans and the environment, involving natural and social sciences to find ways for society to develop sustainably.

the branch of medicine concerned with the study and treatment of disorders and diseases of the eye

the study of the environment and solutions to environmental problems

The branch of science that studies the physical constitution of the earth and its atmosphere, including subjects like geology, meteorology, and oceanography