Founded in 2000, MUST is the largest comprehensive university in Macau. Macau University of Science and Technology has the right to award doctoral, master's and bachelor's degrees, and is approved by the Ministry of Education of China to enroll students in the Mainland. It has 65,438+00 teaching units, with English as the main teaching language and some courses in Chinese, Portuguese or Spanish.
Students in 20 19 years 1 10,000, including 3,377 doctoral and master students and 79 15 undergraduates. The school has two state key laboratories: the State Key Laboratory of Quality Research of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the State Key Laboratory of Moon and Planetary Science; It also has the first Nobel Prize winner's laboratory "Biophysics and Traditional Chinese Medicine Laboratory" in Macao, four key research partner bases and joint laboratories of humanities and social sciences of the Ministry of Education.
Official website information from August 2065438 to August 2007 shows that there are hundreds of professors, professors, distinguished professor, associate professors and assistant professors in the school. Most of the teaching and research staff have doctoral degrees and have worked or studied in world-renowned universities or research institutions. In addition to the existing faculty and staff, the university has also hired a number of famous teachers.
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Scientific research achievements of Macao University of Science and Technology;
In 20 13, the project "New progress in detection and research of Chang 'e-2 gamma spectrometer" participated by the Institute of Space Science of Macau University of Science and Technology won one of the top ten astronomical scientific and technological progress in China in 20 12. In this project, the Institute of Space Science undertakes the data analysis and research of gamma spectrometer.
Researchers at the Institute of Space Science found that the new detection results of Chang 'e-2 gamma spectrometer showed that the materials around the dangerous basin were rich in radioactive elements, but the abundance was low. Related research results were published in the journal Nature and Science Report in April, 20 13.
In fact, researchers from Macau University of Science and Technology are the first authors.
In 20 14, the Institute of Space Science of Macau University of Science and Technology, together with scientists from Peking University, Central University of Taiwan Province Province and China Academy of Space Technology, analyzed the Tutatis optical images obtained by Chang 'e-2 lunar exploration satellite, and published the research results in Geophysical Express, a publication published by the American Geophysical Society.
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