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HXMT, puslar navigation, black hole

China's Satellite Tests Pulsar Navigation for Future Deep Space Exploration[Aug 22, 2019]

Chinese scientists have conducted experiments on pulsar navigation with an X-ray space telescope, and the technology could be used in future deep space exploration and interplanetary or interstellar travel. The experiments were conducted on the Hard X-ray Modulation Telescope (HXMT), dubbed Insight, which was sent into space on June 15, 2017, to observe black holes, pulsars and gamma-ray bursts, by scientists from the Institute of High Energy Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

atmospheric turbulence;detection;energy and mass exchange

China Conducts in-situ Detection Experiment on Atmospheric Turbulence[Aug 22, 2019]

Chinese researchers have completed an in-situ detection experiment on near-space atmospheric turbulence in northwest China's Qinghai Province and southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, according to Science and Technology Daily on Wednesday.

nanotechnology;nanomedicine;2D material

Israel, China to Set up Joint Nanotechnology Excellence Center in Israel[Aug 21, 2019]

Israel's Bar Ilan University (BIU) announced on Tuesday that it will establish a nanotechnology excellence center in collaboration with the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). The new excellence center at the BIU will include a laboratory to focus on nanomedicine research and two-dimensional (2D) materials engineering, mainly producing the 2D material graphene.

Square Kilometer Array;SKA;

China Readies Regional Data Center for SKA Super Telescope[Aug 20, 2019]

Construction of the Square Kilometer Array (SKA), the world's largest astronomical device, is expected to start next year, and China, one of the founding members, is preparing to build a regional data center and developing its reflector antennas. SKA will combine signals received via thousands of small antennas spreading over 3,000 km to simulate a single giant radio telescope with a total collecting area of approximately one square kilometer and capable of extremely high sensitivity and angular resolution.

coking;wastewater;heating coal;iron

New System Improves Coking Wastewater Treatment Efficiency[Aug 20, 2019]

Based on the idea of whole-process pollution control, a research team led by Prof. CAO Hongbin from the Institute of Process Engineering lowered the cost of coking wastewater treatment by 20 percent in their new system, and achieved stable and efficient removal of toxic organics.

soil respiration; rainfall reduction; drought stress; ;

Researchers Find Soil Respiration, Rainfall Reduction Mechanism[Aug 15, 2019]

Chinese researchers have disclosed the relationship between soil respiration and long-term rainfall reduction. Climate models predict that droughts will increase in Southeast Asia, said a recently published study in the journal Soil Biology and Biochemistry, yet little is known about how soil respiration changes following years of drought.

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