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Why death of star scientist Li Haizeng, 34, has Chinese researchers taking note

Fear of being left behind drives academics to work harder, even at the expense of well-being and mental health, says university lecturer.

By: scmp.com

Sep 16 2024
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Why death of star scientist Li Haizeng, 34, has Chinese researchers taking note

Fear of being left behind drives academics to work harder, even at the expense of well-being and mental health, says university lecturer.

Why death of star scientist Li Haizeng, 34, has Chinese researchers taking note

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