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How an amputee Chinese scientist is fortifying the country’s military software

Wang Ji, a computer science researcher at the National University of Defence Technology, is advancing military software verification in China. Despite losing both legs to a life-threatening emergency, he continues mentoring scientists to apply precise methods to defense software akin to medical diagnostics.

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