Vol.2 No.2 2019
A mosaic picture of the South Pole region of the Moon as released on September 27, 2010. The image has resulted from lots of snapshots taken in over a month by the Wide Angle Camera of NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera. The volatile compounds, including water ice found in this region, provide not only clues on the origin of our Solar System, but also valuable resources for future lunar explorers. Together with many other advantages, this has made the region an attractive site for a permanent lunar outpost of humankind. When extending its space exploration to deeper space and outer planets, China is launching a plan to jointly design and build a Lunar Research Station open to the whole humankind with the European Space Agency and Russian Space Agency. For more please refer to page 72. （Credit: NASA/GSFC/Arizona State University）
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- Contents
- 66 In This Issue
- 69 Starting with Basic Research, CAS and Leopoldina Vow to Promote Science for Future
- 72 China Emphasizes International Cooperation in Future Lunar and Deep Space Exploration
- 80 Seeing through the Cosmic Ripples — Embrace the Era of Multi-messenger Astronomy
- 87 Cold Atoms Identified as Inflows Fueling Quasar Black Hole Accretion Disks
- 91 Circular RNAs Found Curbing Overreaction of Antiviral Factor Connected to Lupus
- 96 Enterovirus B Sneaks into Victim Cells through Accomplice Receptors
- 101 Root Chemicals Help Plants Shaping Soil Microbes
- 103 Coherent Resonant Tunneling through Double Metallic Quantum Well States
- 105 Emmy Noether Looks at the Deconfined Quantum Critical Point
- 107 Monte Carlo Study Reveals the Parent State of Quantum Phases
- 109 Scientists Develop High-Safety and Scalable Micro-Batteries
- 110 Artificial Biohybrid Nanosystem for ATP Production
- 111 DNA Base Editing Induces Substantial Off-target RNA Mutations and Their Elimination by Mutagenesis
- 113 Harvest Synchronous Baby Cells from Microfluidic Channels
- 115 DNA Probe Specifically Binding Protein Heterodimer Rather Than Monomers
- 117 Scientists Provide A New Option for Anti-Leukemia Therapy
- 119 Combatting Zika Virus through Enhancing RNAi
- 121 Survival Tricks for Living under Deep-Sea Pressure
- 123 Coastal Organisms Trapped in 99-Million-Year-Old Amber
- 125 A New Middle Pleistocene Human Skull Found in China Reveals the Variation and Continuity in Early Asian Humans
- 126 New Jurassic Non-avian Theropod Dinosaur Sheds Light on Origin of Flight in Dinosauria
- 128 New Species of Lizard Found in Stomach of Microraptor