Vol.39 No.2 2025
About the cover: Using FAST, the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical radio Telescope of China, scientists detected a rare pulsar eclipsed by its helium companion. Based on their long- time observation, the team unveiled the ephemeral scenario that could have resulted in this special couple, and further reconstructed its evolution trajectory. Turn to page 99 for detailed scenarios of the binary’s lifetime. (Image: Produced by Bureau of International Cooperation, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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- Contents
- 66 IN THIS ISSUE
- 70 SPECIAL - Cherishing the Value of Trusted Research in a Complicated World with AI
- 80 InBrief
- 87 Tianwen-2 Sets Out for Asteroid Sampling and Comet Exploration
- 90 SVOM Delivered with Successful Results
- 93 Get a Taste of Quantum Mechanics — Exhibition Unveiled to Celebrate Centennial of Quantum Mechanics
- 99 A Rare Pulsar Largely Eclipsed by Its Nearby Companion
- 103 Saving Our Citrus: Scientists Discover a Way to Fight Deadly Greening Disease
- 107 Plants Pass Down “Learned” Cold Tolerance through Molecular Memory
- 111 Engineered Microbes Tackle a Cocktail of Wastewater Pollutants
- 114 Worm-Like Blood Robots Navigate the Brain to Zap Tumors
- 117 Unveiling the Secrets of Life — IOZ’s Explorations and Contributions
- 127 Innovating for a Greener Tomorrow