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China Creates Medical Instrument to Culture Stem Cells Automatically[May 16, 2018]

China has created the world's first medical instrument that can induce, culture and screen stem cells automatically, benefiting the development of regenerative medicine. The instrument, developed by the Guangzhou Institutes of Biomedicine and Health of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, with independent intellectual property rights, makes the large-scale culture of stem cells possible.

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Shanghai Sets up Pioneering Brain Science Center[May 16, 2018]

Shanghai has launched a research center focusing on brain science and brain-inspired intelligence, fields closely linked with artificial intelligence (AI). Brain science and brain-inspired intelligence studies can be applied in improving the diagnosis and prevention of brain diseases, and developing brain-inspired AI algorithms and hardware.

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Chinese Scientists Make Breakthrough in Studying Water Structure[May 16, 2018]

Chinese scientists have revealed the atomic structure of a hydrated sodium ion, the basic chemical makeup of seawater, the China Daily reported Tuesday. Scientists from Peking University and the Chinese Academy of Sciences, using China-developed new atomic force microscopy, have observed the atomic structure of the hydrated ions in their natural environment.

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Chinese Researchers Release Annual Burned Area Map at 30-m Resolution[May 16, 2018]

The Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) has recently released a global annual burned area map at 30 meters resolution. Researchers at CAS constructed a high resolution sample database of burned areas using information provided by satellites including the United States' Landsat. They then created a global burned area map using machine learning and big data analysis.

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Chinese Researchers Complete Genome Sequencing of Wheat A Subgenome[May 11, 2018]

Chinese researchers have completed the genome sequencing of the wheat A subgenome, and generated a high-quality draft of its chromosomes, which could promote genetic improvements in cultivated wheat. The study by researchers at the Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology was published in the journal Nature Thursday.

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Thermal Spring with Rare Gas Found in Tibet[May 11, 2018]

A thermal spring rich in the rare gas helium has been identified in Tibet Autonomous Region, and has the potential to be exploited. Researchers from China and the United States believe the helium concentration could be as high as 1.11 percent in some thermal-spring gas in Ali prefecture in Tibet.

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