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Recently, good news came again from Sales Department One: the School of Oceanography at Zhejiang University placed another order for an Ariston high and low temperature and humidity test chamber (model: YSL/GDS-500 D). The equipment was successfully accepted and put into use at the beginning of March. High and low temperature humidity test chamber, Model: YSL/GDS-500 D. Basic parameters: Temperature range: –80℃ to 150℃; Uniformity: ±2℃; Fluctuation: ±0.5℃. Humidity range: 30% to 98% RH; Humidity deviation: +2, -3% RH. Heating rate: 1.0℃ to 3.0℃/min; Cooling rate: 0.7℃ to 1.0℃/min. Time setting: 1 to 999 hours and minutes (adjustable). Power consumption: 16.0 KW. Introduction to Zhejiang University: The School of Oceanography at Zhejiang University is a discipline-based, research-oriented institution that adheres to the development philosophy of “high starting point, strong influence, sustainability, and internationalization”. Its predecessor was the Interdisciplinary Center for Marine Studies at Zhejiang University, established in 2003; it has gone through various stages of development, including the Marine Research Center, the Department of Marine Science and Engineering, the School of Marine Sciences (in preparation), and the School of Marine Sciences (Zhoushan Campus). Aiming at the strategic goals in areas such as resources, environment, rights and interests, and the deep sea, as well as the local technological needs in fields like offshore engineering equipment and environmental protection, the School of Oceanography focuses on key areas such as deep-sea equipment and resource exploration technologies, marine security technologies, and marine environment monitoring and ecological restoration, striving to enhance its research capabilities and build relevant platforms. Leveraging Zhoushan’s maritime location advantages and Zhejiang University’s comprehensive strengths in various disciplines, the School of Oceanography strives to become an important national-level marine science and education hub as well as a key center for training marine talents.