Bulletin of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(2017年01期)
中國(guó)科學(xué)院院刊(英文版)

目 錄

• The President‘s International Fellowship Initiative(PIFI):CAS Rolls Out the Red Carpet
• Speech on the PIFI Scheme and Experiences of Living in China
• CAS Dominates China‘s Annual Top 10 Science Advances 2016
• The CAS Award for International Scientific Cooperation(2007-2016):Happy Tenth Anniversary
• Open,Fair and Well Managed Environment Key to Research Excellence in China——An Interview with Dr.CHEN Deliang,Winner of the 2016 CAS Award for International Scientific Cooperation
• “Plan a Future of Science That Is Best for China”——An Interview with Dr.Earl Ward Plummer,Winner of the 2016 CAS Award for International Scientific Cooperation
• My Story with CAS:From Africa,Europe,to China
• New Gravitational Lenses for Dark Matter Research
• New Measurements Suggest "Antineutrino Anomaly" Fueled by Modeling Error
• New Vector Particles Observed at BESⅢ
• A New Form of Interaction-Induced Dirac Cones Discoveredin Silicene/Ag(111) System
• Inverse Edelstein Effect Observed in Rashba-split 2DEG at Complex Oxide Interfaces at Room Temperature
• Amplitude (Higgs) Mode in a Three-dimensional Dimerized Antiferromagnet
• Oak Evolution in Response to the Uplift of Himalaya-Hengduan Mountains
• Scientists Draw Distribution Map of Grey Wolves in China
• Frog Study Points to New “Out of Asia” Hypothesis
• Monkeys that Use Mirrors
• Zika Virus Infections Can Lead to Male Infertility in Mice
• Molecular Determinants of Human Neutralizing Antibodies Isolated from a Zika Patient
• New Computational Drug Design Method Integrates Protein-Protein Interaction Prediction and Molecular Docking
• New Study Provides Solid Evidence for Global Warming
• Unveiling the Mystery of Persistent Haze Pollution
• Research Sheds New Light on China‘s Water Pollution Crisis
• An Exceptionally Preserved Fossil Fish from the Silurian of China Illuminates Jaw Evolution
• New Crania from China Suggest Human Evolution Probably of Regional Continuity
• Courtship Behaviour Trapped in 100-Million-Year-Old Amber
• Performing Actions Can Enhance Associative Memory