Study Reveals How Plant DNA Viruses Disarm Host's Chromatin-Based Defenses
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"When every single instrument came back intact, it felt like the ocean had returned a favor," said Zhang, now a principal investigator at the South China Sea Institute of Oceanology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
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In his school days, Xu Xing dreamed of becoming a martial-arts monk, an economist and even a coder. Dinosaurs were nowhere in his plans. But now, the 57-year-old is known as China's Dinosaur Whisperer, a scientist whose decades of digging have rewritten how humans understand these prehistoric giants.
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Cui Peng, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), has long dedicated himself to geohazard mitigation research spanning China and Pakistan.
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Chen Liquan, laureate of China's top sci-tech award for the year 2025 as announced in Beijing on Wednesday, is recognized as the nation's founding father of solid-state ionics and a pioneer in lithium battery research.
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Cryogenic temperatures are defined as those below 120K (-153.15°C), but scientist Gao Bo's research reaches even further into the extreme, focusing on temperatures below 24.5561K (-248.5939°C). Measurement technologies at this range provide critical support for frontier scientific research, major scientific facilities, deep-space exploration, and the development of green energy.
Jul 03, 2026 Learn more
From one satellite built in a decade to hundreds rolling off an assembly line. In this episode of Pledges in Action, we meet CPC member and satellite-maker Hu Haiying, whose team is rethinking how satellites are made: scaling up production to support China's growing space ambitions.
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Single Brain Cells Work Like Tiny Computers, Chinese Study Finds, with Lessons for AI
Chinese Research Institute Wins 2026 FAO Achievement Award for Crop Monitoring Platform
Cross-Sea Bridge Protected by Graphene Anti-Corrosion Coatings in East China
Wetland Reclamation Brings Limited Crop Gains, Higher Flood Exposure: Study
The Research Vessel KEXUE integrates multi-disciplinary, multi-function and multi-technology tools together, and is equipped with a wealth of dynamic, geological and ecological instrument and equipment for comprehensive marine environment observation, detection, and in situ fidelity sampling and analysis.
Issyk-Kul Region, Kyrgyz Republic
Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia
