Bulletin of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(2005年04期)
中國科學院院刊(英文版)

目 錄

• CAS to Develop Multiple S&T Clusters
• A board set up to promote the development of science clusters at CAS
• Scholars Convene to Discuss Ethics of Science in Beijing
• To Make Opioid Painkiller without Tolerance
• A Circumstellar Disk Observed around a Massive Star
• West Liaoning Found to be an Origin Area of Cretaceous Pterosaurs
• Helping Graduate Students Get Access to First-class Courses
• A New Advance in Intelligent Computing Technology
• Nanotube Films as Sticky as a Gecko’s Foot
• Asian Yellow Goat Cloned
• A Mega-project on Space Weather Monitoring Gets the Green Light
• Project on Biomass Gasification and Power Generation Wins BlueSky Award
• A New Anti-arrhythmic Agent Developed
• First Helical Structure in the Nano-world
• A Precious Fern Species Discovered in Jiulong, Sichuan
• Making “Operations” inside a Single Molecule
• An MPG/CAS Partner Group Set Up at USTC
• A New GaAs-based Long Wavelength Laser Diode Developed
• Rice’s Salt Tolerance Gene Cloned
• Bats Found to Carry SARS-like Virus
• Bureau of Planning and Strategy Established
• Sino-UK Botanists Join Hands for Plant Conservation Strategy
• Abnormal Chromosome Segregation May Trigger Tumors
• On-line Science Museum Wins World Summit Award
• Evidence of the Earliest Salt Production Found in China
• Earliest Yet Noodles Made 4,000 Years ago in China
• 15 Scientists Receive the 2006 Albert Einstein Visiting Professorship
• Twenty Years’ Development of the Postdoc Program at CAS
• China’s First Institute for Computational Biology Opens in Shanghai
• Science, Technology and Innovation for Achieving United Nations Millennium Development Goals
• An Analysis of the Function and Status of CAS in National Nanotechnology Research
• S&T Achievements of CAS Members Elected in 2003 (4) (Division of Earth Sciences)
• Successful Development of the Shenguang-II Laser Facility
• A Profile of CAS Projects Winning State S&T Awards in 2004 (III) Second-prize Winners of the NationalAwards for S&T Progress
• Bulletin of the Chinese Academy of Sciences A SUBJECT INDEX VOL.19, 2005