The progress and development of human depend on the progress of science and technology. And medical research plays a vital role in the future survival and development of human.

Today, let’s see the achievements of these famous universities in medical research with “Jilin-1”.

Fudan University

The area shot by “Jilin-1” satellite is Handan Campus of Fudan University and called the “headquarters” of Fudan University. In 2000, Shanghai Medical University was integrated into Fudan University. Genetics Building of Fudan University is located in the campus.

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Shanghai Jiaotong University is a “comprehensive, research-oriented and international” university. What satellite map shows is Minxing Campus. In 2005, Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Shanghai Second Medical University were integrated into a whole. Based on the previous medical college, Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine was founded.

 

Xinjiang Medical University

Xinjiang Medical University is located near Yue Mountain, Urumchi, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. It is as big as 130.2 square meters and gets assistance from Fudan University, Sun Yat-Sen University, China Medicine University, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine and Central South University.

 

Anhui Medical University

Anhui Medical University is located at Meishan Road, Hefei City, Anhui Province. Its predecessor is Shanghai Southeast Medical College. It has 22 teaching institutions under its control, 5 affiliated hospitals under its control and 6 affiliated hospitals not under its control.

 

Autonomous University of Madrid

Autonomous University of Madrid is one of the six public universities in Madrid and has five colleges. The area shot by “Jilin-1” is its Cantoblanco Campus. Its medical college is located in an independent campus north of Madrid.

 

University of Sydney

University of Sydney is one of the best research-oriented universities in the world. Its medical college is one of the educational and research institutions with highest grades in Asia.

 

Reference materials: Baidu Encyclopedia, Wikipedia