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No.1, 2023

	Contents
	2 In This Issue
	6 InBrief
	10 Special - China's Top 10 Science Advances in 2022
	20 Stretchy Electronic Devices Assembled in a Lego-like Way
	22 Engineering Crops to Thrive on Sodic Lands
	25 Genetically Engineered Bacteria Offer New Hope in Cancer Treatment
	27 Gene Editing Restores Hearing in Mice
	29 Gene Editing Offers New Hope for Treating Huntington's Disease
	32 Groundbreaking Study Sheds Light on Germline Mutation Rates Across Vertebrate Species
	35 Resurrection of Dormant Retroviruses Contributes to the Aging Process
	36 A Structural Insight into Gene Transcription Termination
	37 Bacterial Supramolecular RADAR Against Phage
	39 Protein Entry Path into Chloroplasts Unraveled
	40 Chinese Space Telescopes Accurately Measure the Brightest Gamma-ray Burst Ever Detected
	42 HEPS Achieves the First Electron Beam Accelerated to 500 MeV
	44 ExR-STORM: A New Multicolor Single-Molecule Localization Microscopy Method for Investigating Nanostructures in Cells
	46 Innovative Techniques for Precise Site-Specific Sample Preparation and In situ Structural Study of Cells
	48 Researchers Propose Electrodriven Chemical Looping Ammonia Synthesis Mediated by Lithium Imide
	49 Scientists Develop Magnetic-Acoustic Actuated CAR-T Cell Robots for Precision Antitumor Immunotherapy
	51 Scientists Elucidate Fine Neural Orchestration of Feeding Processes for the First Time
	53 Twin-bioengine Self-adaptive Micro/nanorobots Developed for Gastrointestinal Inflammation Therapy
	55 Unlocking the Secrets of Efficient Syngas Conversion: Researchers Discover Dual Active Sites on Bimetallic Oxide Catalyst
	56 Upconversion of Infrared Photons Enables Rapid Organic Synthesis under Sunlight
	57 Assessment of Contaminants Associated with Gold-standard Ancient DNA Protocols
	59 Genomic Study of Ancient Humans Sheds Light on Human Evolution on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau
	62 Bizarre Cretaceous Bird from China Shows Evolutionarily Decoupled Skull and Body