Vol.39 No.1 2025
About the Cover: A widely acclaimed feat, the Chang’e-6 mission brought home samples from the far side of the Moon (lunar farside), for the first time in human history. This heralds a series of discoveries about the once inaccessible lunar hemisphere, including those leading the list of the annual top 10 science advances of China for the year 2024 (see pages 17 and 42). Here illustrated are the ancient volcanism episodes on the lunar farside occurring 4.2 and 2.8 billion years ago, respectively, as revealed from the sample analyses. (Image: IGG)
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- Contents
- 2 IN THIS ISSUE
- 6 CAS Annual Prizes Granted
- 13 InBrief
- 17 ANNUAL SPECIAL: Chang’e-6 Mission - Exploring into the Enigmatic Lunar Farside
- 26 ANNUAL SPECIAL:Einstein Probe Offers Unique Opportunities for Observation and Research on X-ray Cosmos
- 30 ANNUAL SPECIAL: Semiconductor Fibers - Weaving the Future of Wearable Tech
- 32 ANNUAL SPECIAL:Crafting Safer Plastics from Plant Waste
- 34 ANNUAL SPECIAL:From Scars to Shoots
- 36 ANNUAL SPECIAL: Repurposing Ancient Viral Tools for Precision Gene Therapy
- 40 ANNUAL SPECIAL: The Liver’s Silent War
- 42 Annual Top 10 Science Advances of China Released
- 48 New Evidence Supporting Magnetar Origin of GRBs
- 51 Messenger from the Early Universe: Einstein Probe Fuels New Hope for High-redshift GRB Observations
- 55 Zuchongzhi-3 Sets New Benchmark with 105-Qubit Superconducting Quantum Processor
- 57 Engineered Bacteria Target Tumors by Exploiting Immune Cell Memory
- 60 PROTAR Vaccines: Harnessing Cellular “Shredders” to Outsmart Flu’s Relentless Mutations
- 63 From Protector to Perpetrator: The Astrocyte’s Transformation