Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS)

The Chinese Academy of Sciences is China’s leading national research institution, operating as the country’s primary hub for scientific innovation, advanced technology development, and high-impact research across disciplines. CAS integrates a vast network of research institutes, universities, national laboratories, and innovation centers, covering fields such as materials science, energy technologies, climate and environmental research, biotechnology, and information sciences. The organization serves as a strategic engine for China’s scientific progress, conducting fundamental research while actively supporting industrial applications and national policy priorities. CAS is also internationally recognized for its contributions to renewable energy technologies, including perovskite and silicon photovoltaics, battery chemistry, hydrogen systems, and carbon-neutrality research.