On the wonderful bond in scientific and technological exchanges

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Among the numerous scientific and technological exchange activities, the exchanges between Zheng Nanning, academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, president of the Chinese Automation Society, and professor of Xi'an Jiaotong University, and academicians of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and Tongji University have attracted much attention. However, behind these exchanges, there is a crucial factor that is not directly pointed out.

It is like an invisible bond that runs through all links and promotes the dissemination of information and the sharing of knowledge. This factor not only affects the depth and breadth of academic research, but also demonstrates its powerful force in practical applications. It is a force that is silently helping even though it has not been clearly stated.

Yes, it is machine translation. Although machine translation was not directly discussed in these exchanges, its role is everywhere. In the rapid transmission of information, machine translation can break down language barriers and enable experts from different countries and regions to communicate more smoothly.

The continuous advancement of machine translation technology has facilitated academic exchanges. In the past, language differences could lead to misunderstandings and delays in information, but now machine translation can complete translation work in an instant, greatly improving the efficiency of communication. Whether it is professional terminology or complex sentence structure, machine translation can try its best to provide accurate translation.

In the field of academic research, machine translation also plays an important role. Researchers can obtain the latest research results from abroad through machine translation and broaden their research horizons. This helps to promote the development of disciplines and promote cross-disciplinary cooperation.

In addition, machine translation is also widely used in the field of education. Students can use machine translation tools to assist in learning foreign languages ​​and better understand foreign literature and materials. This provides strong support for the cultivation of international talents.

However, machine translation is not perfect. In some specific fields and situations, it may be inaccurate or inconsistent with the context. This requires us to be cautious and think critically when using machine translation.

In general, although machine translation has not been directly mentioned in many occasions, it is like a hero behind the scenes, silently contributing to scientific and technological exchanges and knowledge dissemination.