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Feature stories on Dr. Anle Mu in four national sci-tech and finance media outlets, with links to their digital editions: profiles, in-depth features and an invited expert commentary.
Scientific Chinese Screenshot of the coverage
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Profile: 'The Wind Chaser — Professor Anle Mu, Wind-Power Expert at Xi'an University of Technology'

Scientific Chinese · National science magazine supervised by the China Association for Science and Technology (CAST) · October 2023 · Issue 10 · pp. 60–61

A two-page independently reported profile by journalist Zhang Yahui, covering three signature directions: Magnus hybrid-drive wind power, floating offshore wind, and flow-battery storage.

China Venture Capital Screenshot of the coverage
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Feature: 'Mu Anle — Pioneering an Unconventional Path in Magnus Wind Turbines'

China Venture Capital · National finance magazine approved by the National Press and Publication Administration · November 2024 · Issue 11 · pp. 63–64

An independent interview by journalist Zhang Xia on the industrial value and investability of the Magnus wind-turbine technology and the 'broadband wind turbine'.

China Science and Technology Information Screenshot of the coverage
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Profile: 'Innovating Hybrid-Drive Technology to Raise Wind-Power Conversion Efficiency — On Professor Anle Mu of XUT'

China Science and Technology Information · National sci-tech semi-monthly supervised by CAST · January 2024 · Vol. 35, No. 1 · pp. 1–2

Staff reporter Mu Ying's account of the hybrid-drive dynamics model, high-efficiency PMSG design and multi-source hybrid power-supply control, with field applications at Changqing Oilfield.

Kepu Daily (Popular Science Times) Screenshot of the coverage
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Expert commentary: "With Stability Solved, Deep-Sea Offshore Wind Holds Greater Promise"

Kepu Daily (Popular Science Times) · National popular-science weekly published by Science and Technology Daily (S&T Daily) · December 29, 2023 · Front page

Journalist Chen Jie invited Prof. Mu as core expert on floating-wind stability control at the launch of China's national offshore-wind test base; his active vibration control cuts angular displacement by 28.4%.

Note: entries and links are taken from the author's archived press originals and forensic screenshots of official/reprint pages (with full URLs and capture timestamps).