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16.3
5 year Impact Factor
18.6
Multidisciplinary Sciences
7 out of 134

Editor-in-Chief

Chunli Bai

Executive Editor-in-Chief

Mu-ming Poo

About the journal

Under the auspices of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, National Science Review is an open access journal aimed at reporting cutting-edge developments across science and technology in China and around the world. The journal covers all areas of the natural sciences, including physics and mathematics, chemistry, life sciences, earth sciences, materials science, and information sciences.

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Contrasting evolutionary trajectories of terrestrial vertebrates in the Hengduan Mountains hotspot
Chenqi Lu and others
The Hengduan Mountains (HDM) harbor the richest temperate diversity in the Northern Hemisphere, yet our understanding of how this exceptionally diverse biota evolved remains obscure. Large-scale historical biogeographic analyses of 851 terrestrial vertebrate species and their relatives (totaling ...
Controlled synthesis of high-density metal atom interface defects for acid water oxidation
Xinyu Ping and others
This work reported the controlled synthesis of high-density Ru defects under the assistance of graphdiyne (GDY). The proton exchange membrane water electrolyzer using RuOx/GDY as the anodic catalyst exhibits a record-low potential of 1.47 V at 1000 mA cm-2 for acid water oxidation.
Probing the world's largest oceanic plateau: From making to collision
Xiaodian Jiang and others
The enormously thick Ontong Java Plateau crust was built primarily by deep magma intrusion and underplating, with relatively minor contribution from flood basalts.
Advancing environmental interfacial chemistry of fine particles: from classical models to multi-factor coupling framework
Jincai Zhao and Baoshan Xing
Molecular-captured hot-electron detection in single-atom alloy antennas
Yang Li and others
Hot electrons are ubiquitous in diverse physical and chemical processes, since they are involved in the energy transfer of elementary processes such as adsorption, diffusion and desorption of reactants. However, hot electrons have short lifetimes (∼few fs) and small mean free paths (∼<10 nm), ...
The preface: Physical Properties and Functional Behaviours of Metal Halide Perovskites and Their Derivatives
Feng Gao and Samuel D Stranks

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