DOE senior scientist Yi Shouliang leaves US for China


Senior scientist Yi Shouliang has returned to China to take up a new role at Sichuan University, after permanently leaving the US where he previously worked at the federal government’s Department of Energy.

The career decision, which follows this year’s escalating Sino-US tensions, saw him leave his academic role as adjunct professor at the University of Pittsburgh after less than 12 months and dissolve his commercial ventures.

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