Zhang Tong is a journalist who writes for South China Morning Post (SCMP) and Newswav. His work has also been featured in Star Media Group Berhad. Zhang's articles cover a wide range of topics, including technological advancements, environmental issues, scientific breakthroughs, and China's role in global innovation.
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Zhang Tong's coverage predominantly centers on scientific and technological advancements in China, particularly focusing on breakthroughs and innovations. Given this focus, Zhang may be most responsive to pitches providing expert commentary or analysis related to the latest developments in Chinese technology, AI, semiconductors, and other scientific advancements.
Due to the high percentage of industry-specific coverage attributes combined with themes such as science and technology, it’s clear that Zhang is seeking deep insights into cutting-edge research and innovation within China's scientific community. Pitches offering access to experts involved in groundbreaking projects or those who can provide unique perspectives on these developments are likely to resonate well.
As for geographic focus, while not explicitly specified for every article title provided, given the prevalence of content related specifically to China or Chinese scientists' work mentioned across various topics covered by Zhang Tong suggests a strong emphasis on Chinese-related technological advances.
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By: Zhang Tong
A team in China have come up with a way to improve the resolution of digital sensors
By: Zhang Tong
Best paper prize recognises world's first single-photon laser-based underwater detection technology that can operate at 1,000-m depths Zhang Tong
By: Zhang Tong
Best paper prize recognises world’s first single-photon laser-based underwater detection technology that can operate at 1,000-m depths.
By: Zhang Tong
Advertisement Science China Science Robots can implant electronics on insects to produce cybernetically controlled bugs in just over a minute, researchers say
By: Zhang Tong
Robots can implant electronics on insects to produce cybernetically controlled bugs in just over a minute, researchers say.
By: Zhang Tong
Video includes MD-21/MD series unmanned vehicle reaching Mach 7 after launch from a high-altitude near-space balloon Zhang Tong in Beijing
By: Zhang Tong
Jindouyun – named after Monkey King’s ‘somersault cloud’ – reached Mach 4 at more than 65,600 feet, Space Transportation says.
By: Zhang Tong
Jindouyun – named after Monkey King's ‘somersault cloud' – reached Mach 4 at more than 65,600 feet, Space Transportation says
By: Zhang Tong
Rocks brought back indicate lunar magnetic field may have shot up about 2.8 billion years ago, Chinese study in Nature says Zhang Tong
By: Zhang Tong
Rocks brought back indicate lunar magnetic field may have shot up about 2.8 billion years ago, Chinese study in Nature says.
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