Second Quarter 2025----Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Super-Earth Discovered in Habitable Zone of Sun-Like Star via TTV Technique, Paving Way for 'Earth 2.0' Searches
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Chinese Scientists Discover Drier Mantle on Moon's Farside, Offering Potential Insight on Lunar Evolution
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"Chicago Archaeopteryx" Unveiled: New Clues on Dinosaur–Bird Transition Revealed by Chinese–American Research Team
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Key Evidence Links Harbin Individua's Nearly Complete Skull to a Denisovan
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Researchers Unveil Novel Food-oriented Large Language Model Tackling Data Challenges to Advance Nutritional Applications

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New AR Technology Boosts Vision in Adults with Amblyopia
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From Disorder to Order: Scientists Rejuvenate Aging Batteries
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Face Processing Abnormalities Identified in Autism Dog Model
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Scientists Develop New Method for Remote Sensing-based Assessment of Cotton Verticillium Wilt
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Living Hydrogel-based Miniaturized and Portable Bio-battery Developed for Precise Nerve Stimulation

Super-Earth Discovered in Habitable Zone of Sun-Like Star via TTV Technique, Paving Way for 'Earth 2.0' Searches

An international research team led by the Yunnan Observatories, along with collaborators, has achieved a breakthrough by using the Transit Timing Variation technique for the first time to discover a super-Earth.

Chinese Scientists Discover Drier Mantle on Moon's Farside, Offering Potential Insight on Lunar Evolution

Chinese scientists have discovered that the Moon's mantle contains less water on the lunar farside than on the nearside, based on analysis of basalts collected by the Chang'e-6 (CE6) lunar mission.

"Chicago Archaeopteryx" Unveiled: New Clues on Dinosaur–Bird Transition Revealed by Chinese–American Research Team

A joint Chinese–American research team announced the discovery and scientific description of the 14th known specimen of Archaeopteryx, known as the Chicago Archaeopteryx.

Key Evidence Links Harbin Individua's Nearly Complete Skull to a Denisovan

A study by a team led by FU Qiaomiei from the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology and JI Qiang of Hebei GEO University has confirmed that a nearly complete hominin skull discovered near Harbin belongs to the Denisovan lineage. It dates back to at least 146,000 years ago.

Researchers Unveil Novel Food-oriented Large Language Model Tackling Data Challenges to Advance Nutritional Applications

Researchers from the Institute of Computing Technology, along with collaborators, have developed a food-oriented large language model (LLM)—FoodSky, a domain-specific large LLM designed for culinary and nutritional applications.

New AR Technology Boosts Vision in Adults with Amblyopia

Researchers from the Institute of Biophysics, along with the collaborators at the Institutes of Brain Science and Fudan University, have developed an innovative altered reality training method that significantly improves visual function in adults with amblyopia.

From Disorder to Order: Scientists Rejuvenate Aging Batteries

Scientists led by Prof. LIU Zhaoping at the Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology and Engineering has developed zero thermal expansion materials. This innovation has achieved nearly 100% voltage recovery in aging lithium-ion batteries.

Face Processing Abnormalities Identified in Autism Dog Model

A new study led by Prof. ZHANG Yongqing from the Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology and Prof. HAN Shihui from Peking University revealed that Beagle dogs carrying mutations in the Shank3 gene exhibit face processing abnormalities similar to those observed in human ASD patients.

Scientists Develop New Method for Remote Sensing-based Assessment of Cotton Verticillium Wilt

Scientists from the Aerospace Information Research Institute, in collaboration with Shihezi University, have developed a new method for grading cotton Verticillium wilt (VW). This method correlates with yield loss and is suitable for remote sensing monitoring to assess the severity of VW.

Living Hydrogel-based Miniaturized and Portable Bio-battery Developed for Precise Nerve Stimulation

Researchers from the Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology and the Shenzhen University developed a miniaturized, portable bio-battery, which enables the precise control over bioelectrical stimulation and physiological blood pressure signals.