Vol.39 No.4 2025
About the Cover: Picture yourself baking in a kitchen packed with gunpowder. For 140 years, that’s been the reality of drug manufacturing using aromatic amines, the building blocks for half of all modern medicines. Scientists has also relied on diazonium salts, which are so vol- atile that a dropped flask could destroy the entire building floor. In one of this issue’s Highlights, we explore how a Hangzhou lab finally “defused” this chemical time bomb by rediscovering a forgotten molecule class. This new discovery may enable safer drug development without blast shields. Full story at page 220.
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- Contents
- 200 IN THIS ISSUE
- 203 IN BRIEF
- 213 InFocus - Listening to Echoes of Immemorial Big Bang — AliCPT Sets Out to Investigate Early-Time Universe
- 217 Highlight - Quantum Uncertainty Tested in Experiment with a Real-life Moving Slit
- 220 Highlight - No More Explosive Transformation of Aromatic Amines -- Chemistry Solves a 140-year Dilemma to Find a Safe Way Out
- 227 Highlight - Root’s Border Control: How Plants Leak Glutamine to Map and Feed their Microbial Allies
- 231 InDepth - Designing the Future Granary
- 238 Perspective - High-quality Agricultural Development in Chinese Subtropical Region: Challenges and Strategies
- 246 Article - Key Principles and Techniques for Controlling Black Soil Degradation and Enhancing Fertility in Northeast China
- 256 Science Watch - Researchers Achieve Atomic-Scale Control of Quantum Interference
- 257 Science Watch - Novel Giant Acceptors Drive Eco-Friendly Organic Solar Cells Past 20% Efficiency
- 258 Science Watch - CRISPR PRO-LiveFISH: A Breakthrough in High-Sensitivity 3D Genome Tracking
- 259 Science Watch - CLOCK-Targeting lncRNA Drives Trained Immunity against Tuberculosis
- 260 Science Watch - More Grain, Less Fertilizer: The Hidden DNA Loop Powering a New Green Revolution
- 261 Science Watch - Quasi-Agricultural Practices of the Pre-Pottery Neolithic Culture in Central Asia (Approximately 9,000 BP) — Harvesting and Consuming Barley

