Against the backdrop of the modern-era conflict between traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)and Western medicine,during which Western medicine gradually gained administrative authority over public health,Chinese medicine...Against the backdrop of the modern-era conflict between traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)and Western medicine,during which Western medicine gradually gained administrative authority over public health,Chinese medicine faced an existential crisis.Due to Shang Han Lun(《伤寒论》Treatise on Cold Damage)being characterized by its emphasis on clinical efficacy rather than metaphysical speculation,and under the influence of Japanese Kampo medicine,which highly valued the study of Shang Han Lun and promoted Chinese-Western integration,Shang Han Lun Theory emerged as a primary breakthrough point for the scientification of TCM.Modern-era scholars of Shang Han Lun Theory developed innovative interpretations of the six meridians from multiple perspectives,including reinterpretation based on syndromic patterns,organ structures and physiopathological mechanisms,the Stage-based Model,and pathological location and nature.They also incorporated new scientific knowledge such as bacteriology,physiology,pathology,and pharmacology to reinterpret the etiology,medicinals,and formulas within the Shang Han Lun.Moreover,these scholars pioneered the clinical co-application of Western pharmaceuticals with Shang Han Lun–based formulas,introduced Western diagnostic instruments into TCM clinical practice,and explored institutional models of the Integration of TCM and Western Medicine.These innovations and transformations led to the formation of a new research paradigm within Shang Han Lun Theory,which not only countered the criticisms from Western medicine,thereby preserving the academic and clinical space for TCM,but also initiated a new educational model for Shang Han Lun studies.More importantly,it laid a crucial theoretical and practical foundation for the post-1949 development of the Integration of TCM and Western Medicine,marking a significant milestone in the modern history of Chinese medicine.展开更多
This paper examines the complex trajectory of Chinese medicine’s scientification(科学化)during the late Qing and Republican periods(1850–1949),analyzing how traditional medical knowledge adapted to and negotiated wi...This paper examines the complex trajectory of Chinese medicine’s scientification(科学化)during the late Qing and Republican periods(1850–1949),analyzing how traditional medical knowledge adapted to and negotiated with Western scientific paradigms.Through examination of institutional responses,knowledge transfer networks,and evolving research methodologies,this work demonstrates that the development of scientific Chinese medicine represented a sophisticated process of cultural adaptation rather than simple Westernization.The research identifies three distinct phases—early debates and responses,Japanese influence and knowledge transfers,and research methodologies and institutional development.The 1929 controversy over Yu Yunxiu’s(余云岫)proposal to abolish traditional medicine marked a crucial turning point,catalyzing systematic modernization efforts within the traditional medical community.Japanese influence proved particularly significant through the development of scientific Kampo medicine and the establishment of research networks at institutions.Drawing on Pierre Bourdieu’s concept of scientific fields and Bruno Latour’s actor-network theory,the analysis reveals how different actors negotiated the transformation of traditional medical knowledge within changing social and political contexts.The study demonstrates that Japanese approaches to medical modernization,particularly in pharmacognosy research,provided an alternative model to Western biochemical analysis,emphasizing the preservation of traditional compound formulations while adopting modern scientific methods of converting Chinese medicine to modern.This study contributes to our understanding of medical modernization in East Asia by revealing the sophisticated ways in which traditional knowledge systems adapted to modern scientific requirements while maintaining their essential characteristics.展开更多
Large language models(LLMs)have emerged as powerful tools for addressing a wide range of problems,including those in scientific computing,particularly in solving partial differential equations(PDEs).However,different ...Large language models(LLMs)have emerged as powerful tools for addressing a wide range of problems,including those in scientific computing,particularly in solving partial differential equations(PDEs).However,different models exhibit distinct strengths and preferences,resulting in varying levels of performance.In this paper,we compare the capabilities of the most advanced LLMs—DeepSeek,ChatGPT,and Claude—along with their reasoning-optimized versions in addressing computational challenges.Specifically,we evaluate their proficiency in solving traditional numerical problems in scientific computing as well as leveraging scientific machine learning techniques for PDE-based problems.We designed all our experiments so that a nontrivial decision is required,e.g,defining the proper space of input functions for neural operator learning.Our findings show that reasoning and hybrid-reasoning models consistently and significantly outperform non-reasoning ones in solving challenging problems,with ChatGPT o3-mini-high generally offering the fastest reasoning speed.展开更多
This paper examines the establishment of the North China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society(NCBRAS),which was initially known as the Shanghai Literary and Scientific Society,focusing on its merits and drawbacks from ...This paper examines the establishment of the North China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society(NCBRAS),which was initially known as the Shanghai Literary and Scientific Society,focusing on its merits and drawbacks from the perspective of scientific imperialism.It analyzes the founders’motivations and their affiliation with the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland(RAS),framing NCBRAS as a product of scientific imperialism.Unlike previous sinology-centric research,this study explores the benefits derived from scientific institutions,Orientalist traditions,and Europe’s overseas expansion.Despite the opportunity provided by all the merits,the NCBRAS also faced challenges due to Chinese and foreign hostilities,financial inadequacies,and cultural differences.This dual situation played a pivotal role in shaping the future trajectory of the NCBRAS.This inquiry into the context and drawbacks contributes to a deeper understanding of NCBRAS and offers new perspectives on natural history research in 1850s China.展开更多
Aim Journal of Shenzhen University Science and Engineering,a bimonthly journal with its first issuing in 1984,is now administered and sponsored by Shenzhen University and published by the Science Press.It is a peer-re...Aim Journal of Shenzhen University Science and Engineering,a bimonthly journal with its first issuing in 1984,is now administered and sponsored by Shenzhen University and published by the Science Press.It is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes original papers of high scientific value.Innovation is always the starting point for the progress of our journal.We pay more attention to funded projects and major topics during manuscript organization to present the latest scientific and engineering achievements in China,as well as innovations in Shenzhen and Shenzhen University.展开更多
This study investigates the establishment of scientific links between the People's Republic of China(PRC)and the United Kingdom(UK)in the mid-2Oth century,focusing on the early development of China's nuclear i...This study investigates the establishment of scientific links between the People's Republic of China(PRC)and the United Kingdom(UK)in the mid-2Oth century,focusing on the early development of China's nuclear industry.Sino-British scientific interactions took place across multiple dimensions,involving various institutions and individuals.Around 1949,UK-trained Chinese nuclear scientists returned to China,bringing advanced technological knowledge and extensive practical experience.The PRC regarded the UK as a crucial gateway to overcoming the technological blockade imposed by the United States(and later the Soviet Union)and sought to establish scientific relations with the UK through semi-official and unofficial channels.Specifically,these connections manifested in the interactions between the Chinese Academy of Sciences(CAS)and the Royal Society of London,the guiding role of the Chinese Charge d'Affaires Office in London in facilitating scientific and technological exchanges,and the technology investigations led by the Ministry of Foreign Trade in the name of trade.Additionally,the Sino-British scientific network extended to the international arena,allowing China to engage in nuclear-related global organizations and events.This study highlights the significant British influence on the early development of China's nuclear industry,revealing the extent of its British influence.It argues that China's urgent need for nuclear science and industrial advancement was a key driver of its scientific engagement withthe UK.展开更多
The rise of the“fishing reviewer”phenomenon presents a significant threat to the integrity of academic publishing,undermining the credibility of the peer review process and eroding trust in scientific journals.This ...The rise of the“fishing reviewer”phenomenon presents a significant threat to the integrity of academic publishing,undermining the credibility of the peer review process and eroding trust in scientific journals.This editorial explores the risk factors contributing to this troubling trend and identifies key indicators to recognize such reviewers.To address this issue,we propose strategies,including enhanced reviewer vetting,comprehensive training,and transparent recognition policies to foster a culture of accountability and ethical conduct in scholarly review.By implementing these measures,we can safeguard the quality and credibility of academic research.展开更多
The primary motivation for this study is the recent growth and increased interest in artificial intelligence(AI).Despite the widespread recognition of its critical importance,a discernible scientific gap persists with...The primary motivation for this study is the recent growth and increased interest in artificial intelligence(AI).Despite the widespread recognition of its critical importance,a discernible scientific gap persists within the extant scholarly discourse,particularly concerning exhaustive systematic reviews of AI in the aviation industry.This gap spurred a meticulous analysis of 1,213 articles from the Web of Science(WoS)core database for bibliometric knowledge mapping.This analysis highlights China as the primary contributor to publications,with the Nanjing University of Finance and Economics as the leading institution in paper contributions.Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and the IEEE AIAA Digital Avionics System Conference are the leading journals within this domain.This bibliometric research underscores the key focus on air traffic management,human factors,environmental ini-tiatives,training,logistics,flight operations,and safety through co-occurrence and co-citation analyses.A chro-nological examination of keywords reveals a central research trajectory centered on machine learning,models,deep learning,and the impact of automation on human performance in aviation.Burst keyword analysis identifies the leading-edge research on AI within predictive models,unmanned aerial vehicles,object detection,and con-volutional neural networks.The primary objective is to bridge this knowledge gap and gain comprehensive in-sights into AI in the aviation sector.This study delineates the scholarly terrain of AI in aviation using a bibliometric methodology to facilitate this exploration.The results illuminate the current state of research,thereby enhancing academic understanding of developments within this critical domain.Finally,a new con-ceptual framework was constructed based on the primary elements identified in the literature.This framework can assist emerging researchers in identifying the fundamental dimensions of AI in the aviation industry.展开更多
In an era where artificial intelligence(AI)is permeating many aspects of scientific research activity,what science and technology(S&T)journals can do to uphold research integrity and secure scholarly quality?What ...In an era where artificial intelligence(AI)is permeating many aspects of scientific research activity,what science and technology(S&T)journals can do to uphold research integrity and secure scholarly quality?What kind of revolution is needed in such a rapidly drifting world to hold on to the essential value of science?展开更多
The Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering is the official journal of The Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China and published by the Chemical Industry Press Co.,Ltd.The aim of the journal is to develop t...The Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering is the official journal of The Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China and published by the Chemical Industry Press Co.,Ltd.The aim of the journal is to develop the international exchange of scientific and technical information in the field of chemical engineering.Submission of Papers All papers will be submitted on line.http://www.cjche.com.cn Conditions of Publication It is a condition of publication that manuscripts submitted to CJChE have not been published and will not be submitted or published elsewhere in English or any other language,without the written consent of the publisher.All manuscripts are reviewed by referees and the decision to accept them for publication is made by the editors.Authors are solely responsible for the accuracy and suitability of their contributions.展开更多
Perched on crimson shoulders,Potala ascends a celestial stairway.Alabaster walls cradle golden roofs.Ancient stones murmur mantras,corridors breathe incense.Shadows dance with prayer flags,weaving time into silk.A sac...Perched on crimson shoulders,Potala ascends a celestial stairway.Alabaster walls cradle golden roofs.Ancient stones murmur mantras,corridors breathe incense.Shadows dance with prayer flags,weaving time into silk.A sacred place in pilgrims'hearts,it guards the soul of this snowy plateau stretching vastly across western China.展开更多
The Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering is the official journal of The Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China and published by the Chemical Industry Press Co.,Ltd.The aim of the journal is to develop t...The Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering is the official journal of The Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China and published by the Chemical Industry Press Co.,Ltd.The aim of the journal is to develop the international exchange of scientific and technical information in the field of chemical engineering.展开更多
The Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering is the official journal of The Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China and published by the Chemical Industry Press Co.,Ltd.The aim of the journal is to develop t...The Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering is the official journal of The Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China and published by the Chemical Industry Press Co.,Ltd.The aim of the journal is to develop the international exchange of scientific and technical information in the field of chemical engineering.Submission of Papers All papers will be submitted on line.http://www.cjche.com.cn Conditions of Publication It is a condition of publication that manuscripts submitted to CJChE have not been published and will not be submitted or published elsewhere in English or any other language,without the written consent of the publisher.All manuscripts are reviewed by referees and the decision to accept them for publication is made by the editors.Authors are solely responsible for the accuracy and suitability of their contributions.展开更多
The Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering is the official journal of The Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China and published by the Chemical Industry Press Co.,Ltd.The aim of the journal is to develop t...The Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering is the official journal of The Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China and published by the Chemical Industry Press Co.,Ltd.The aim of the journal is to develop the international exchange of scientific and technical information in the field of chemical engineering.展开更多
The Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering is the official journal of The Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China and published by the Chemical Industry Press Co.,Ltd.The aim of the journal is to develop t...The Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering is the official journal of The Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China and published by the Chemical Industry Press Co.,Ltd.The aim of the journal is to develop the international exchange of scientific and technical information in the field of chemical engineering.展开更多
Scientific reforms proposed in response to moral concerns about corrupted science are reminiscent of the Christian Reformation,which similarly formed a moral reorientation as a reaction to malpractices.In this study,w...Scientific reforms proposed in response to moral concerns about corrupted science are reminiscent of the Christian Reformation,which similarly formed a moral reorientation as a reaction to malpractices.In this study,we compare these moral reorientation processes to contextualize two different moral programmes of the scientific reform movement and their sociopolitical conditions.We argue that such an explication of moral programmes is vital to build legitimacy and reflect on value-prioritization.While epistemic programmes are foregrounded,moral programmes also play a crucial role in shaping science,and different moral programmes offer different promises for the sustained support of credible,reliable,fair and equitable science.We discuss the virtue and equity programmes,and through interrogating both programmes in relation to the Reformation,we display the relevance of sociopolitical contexts to how key values operate in science and generate orders of worth.These insights aim to stimulate debate about the conditions for opting for either of these moral programmes.In our view,not all moral programmes offer equal promise for the sustained support of credible,equitable and fair science.展开更多
The entomofauna in the Republic of Congo is very little known. Studies carried out in natural forests are few. It is in this context that this inventory of entomofauna was carried out from April to July 2022 in the Sc...The entomofauna in the Republic of Congo is very little known. Studies carried out in natural forests are few. It is in this context that this inventory of entomofauna was carried out from April to July 2022 in the Scientific City Forest. The general objective is to contribute to the knowledge of the trapping, mowing and sight hunting;the three types of traps used are: Barber pots, colored plates and aerial traps. This study made it possible to invent 1523 specimens belonging to 106 species, 99 genera, 59 families and 12 orders. The order Diptera is the most abundant and richest in species (47% and 26%). This order is followed by Hymenoptera (23% and 23%). Formicidae (14%) and Calliphoridae (13%) are the most abundant families. The Formicidae family presents the greatest species richness (7%), Calliphora sp and Polyrhachis cyaniventris present the highest specific relative abundance of the entire collection. These preliminary results of the entomofauna of Scientific City constitute a database. However, this study must be continued and extended to other areas of Brazzaville, using other capture techniques and taking into account the seasons.展开更多
Reproducibility is a key aspect of the scientific method as it provides evidence for research claims. It is essential to promote openness, accessibility, and collaboration within the scientific community. This article...Reproducibility is a key aspect of the scientific method as it provides evidence for research claims. It is essential to promote openness, accessibility, and collaboration within the scientific community. This article aims to provide an introduction to best practices in reproducibility that are relevant to the transportation research community, to discuss issues and barriers to reproducibility, and to describe methods for addressing these issues. This article starts by discussing openness and transparency, then discusses several key best practices for reproducibility in transportation engineering, highlighting common methods and techniques, as well as the associated benefits. The paper concludes with a discussion of the key barriers to implementing reproducibility practices in transportation research and potential solutions. The barriers include existing culture and attitudes, data sensitivity, insufficient methodological detail, lack of code sharing, limited validation, additional time and research burden, and skill and knowledge gaps. Discussing each of these items provides an opportunity for the transportation research community to evolve to become one that embraces the openness and transparency of reproducibility.展开更多
基金financed by the grant from the major project of the second batch of approved topics under the Zhejiang Cultural Research Project in 2023(No.23WH27ZD).
文摘Against the backdrop of the modern-era conflict between traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)and Western medicine,during which Western medicine gradually gained administrative authority over public health,Chinese medicine faced an existential crisis.Due to Shang Han Lun(《伤寒论》Treatise on Cold Damage)being characterized by its emphasis on clinical efficacy rather than metaphysical speculation,and under the influence of Japanese Kampo medicine,which highly valued the study of Shang Han Lun and promoted Chinese-Western integration,Shang Han Lun Theory emerged as a primary breakthrough point for the scientification of TCM.Modern-era scholars of Shang Han Lun Theory developed innovative interpretations of the six meridians from multiple perspectives,including reinterpretation based on syndromic patterns,organ structures and physiopathological mechanisms,the Stage-based Model,and pathological location and nature.They also incorporated new scientific knowledge such as bacteriology,physiology,pathology,and pharmacology to reinterpret the etiology,medicinals,and formulas within the Shang Han Lun.Moreover,these scholars pioneered the clinical co-application of Western pharmaceuticals with Shang Han Lun–based formulas,introduced Western diagnostic instruments into TCM clinical practice,and explored institutional models of the Integration of TCM and Western Medicine.These innovations and transformations led to the formation of a new research paradigm within Shang Han Lun Theory,which not only countered the criticisms from Western medicine,thereby preserving the academic and clinical space for TCM,but also initiated a new educational model for Shang Han Lun studies.More importantly,it laid a crucial theoretical and practical foundation for the post-1949 development of the Integration of TCM and Western Medicine,marking a significant milestone in the modern history of Chinese medicine.
文摘This paper examines the complex trajectory of Chinese medicine’s scientification(科学化)during the late Qing and Republican periods(1850–1949),analyzing how traditional medical knowledge adapted to and negotiated with Western scientific paradigms.Through examination of institutional responses,knowledge transfer networks,and evolving research methodologies,this work demonstrates that the development of scientific Chinese medicine represented a sophisticated process of cultural adaptation rather than simple Westernization.The research identifies three distinct phases—early debates and responses,Japanese influence and knowledge transfers,and research methodologies and institutional development.The 1929 controversy over Yu Yunxiu’s(余云岫)proposal to abolish traditional medicine marked a crucial turning point,catalyzing systematic modernization efforts within the traditional medical community.Japanese influence proved particularly significant through the development of scientific Kampo medicine and the establishment of research networks at institutions.Drawing on Pierre Bourdieu’s concept of scientific fields and Bruno Latour’s actor-network theory,the analysis reveals how different actors negotiated the transformation of traditional medical knowledge within changing social and political contexts.The study demonstrates that Japanese approaches to medical modernization,particularly in pharmacognosy research,provided an alternative model to Western biochemical analysis,emphasizing the preservation of traditional compound formulations while adopting modern scientific methods of converting Chinese medicine to modern.This study contributes to our understanding of medical modernization in East Asia by revealing the sophisticated ways in which traditional knowledge systems adapted to modern scientific requirements while maintaining their essential characteristics.
基金supported by the ONR Vannevar Bush Faculty Fellowship(Grant No.N00014-22-1-2795).
文摘Large language models(LLMs)have emerged as powerful tools for addressing a wide range of problems,including those in scientific computing,particularly in solving partial differential equations(PDEs).However,different models exhibit distinct strengths and preferences,resulting in varying levels of performance.In this paper,we compare the capabilities of the most advanced LLMs—DeepSeek,ChatGPT,and Claude—along with their reasoning-optimized versions in addressing computational challenges.Specifically,we evaluate their proficiency in solving traditional numerical problems in scientific computing as well as leveraging scientific machine learning techniques for PDE-based problems.We designed all our experiments so that a nontrivial decision is required,e.g,defining the proper space of input functions for neural operator learning.Our findings show that reasoning and hybrid-reasoning models consistently and significantly outperform non-reasoning ones in solving challenging problems,with ChatGPT o3-mini-high generally offering the fastest reasoning speed.
文摘This paper examines the establishment of the North China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society(NCBRAS),which was initially known as the Shanghai Literary and Scientific Society,focusing on its merits and drawbacks from the perspective of scientific imperialism.It analyzes the founders’motivations and their affiliation with the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland(RAS),framing NCBRAS as a product of scientific imperialism.Unlike previous sinology-centric research,this study explores the benefits derived from scientific institutions,Orientalist traditions,and Europe’s overseas expansion.Despite the opportunity provided by all the merits,the NCBRAS also faced challenges due to Chinese and foreign hostilities,financial inadequacies,and cultural differences.This dual situation played a pivotal role in shaping the future trajectory of the NCBRAS.This inquiry into the context and drawbacks contributes to a deeper understanding of NCBRAS and offers new perspectives on natural history research in 1850s China.
文摘Aim Journal of Shenzhen University Science and Engineering,a bimonthly journal with its first issuing in 1984,is now administered and sponsored by Shenzhen University and published by the Science Press.It is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes original papers of high scientific value.Innovation is always the starting point for the progress of our journal.We pay more attention to funded projects and major topics during manuscript organization to present the latest scientific and engineering achievements in China,as well as innovations in Shenzhen and Shenzhen University.
文摘This study investigates the establishment of scientific links between the People's Republic of China(PRC)and the United Kingdom(UK)in the mid-2Oth century,focusing on the early development of China's nuclear industry.Sino-British scientific interactions took place across multiple dimensions,involving various institutions and individuals.Around 1949,UK-trained Chinese nuclear scientists returned to China,bringing advanced technological knowledge and extensive practical experience.The PRC regarded the UK as a crucial gateway to overcoming the technological blockade imposed by the United States(and later the Soviet Union)and sought to establish scientific relations with the UK through semi-official and unofficial channels.Specifically,these connections manifested in the interactions between the Chinese Academy of Sciences(CAS)and the Royal Society of London,the guiding role of the Chinese Charge d'Affaires Office in London in facilitating scientific and technological exchanges,and the technology investigations led by the Ministry of Foreign Trade in the name of trade.Additionally,the Sino-British scientific network extended to the international arena,allowing China to engage in nuclear-related global organizations and events.This study highlights the significant British influence on the early development of China's nuclear industry,revealing the extent of its British influence.It argues that China's urgent need for nuclear science and industrial advancement was a key driver of its scientific engagement withthe UK.
文摘The rise of the“fishing reviewer”phenomenon presents a significant threat to the integrity of academic publishing,undermining the credibility of the peer review process and eroding trust in scientific journals.This editorial explores the risk factors contributing to this troubling trend and identifies key indicators to recognize such reviewers.To address this issue,we propose strategies,including enhanced reviewer vetting,comprehensive training,and transparent recognition policies to foster a culture of accountability and ethical conduct in scholarly review.By implementing these measures,we can safeguard the quality and credibility of academic research.
文摘The primary motivation for this study is the recent growth and increased interest in artificial intelligence(AI).Despite the widespread recognition of its critical importance,a discernible scientific gap persists within the extant scholarly discourse,particularly concerning exhaustive systematic reviews of AI in the aviation industry.This gap spurred a meticulous analysis of 1,213 articles from the Web of Science(WoS)core database for bibliometric knowledge mapping.This analysis highlights China as the primary contributor to publications,with the Nanjing University of Finance and Economics as the leading institution in paper contributions.Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and the IEEE AIAA Digital Avionics System Conference are the leading journals within this domain.This bibliometric research underscores the key focus on air traffic management,human factors,environmental ini-tiatives,training,logistics,flight operations,and safety through co-occurrence and co-citation analyses.A chro-nological examination of keywords reveals a central research trajectory centered on machine learning,models,deep learning,and the impact of automation on human performance in aviation.Burst keyword analysis identifies the leading-edge research on AI within predictive models,unmanned aerial vehicles,object detection,and con-volutional neural networks.The primary objective is to bridge this knowledge gap and gain comprehensive in-sights into AI in the aviation sector.This study delineates the scholarly terrain of AI in aviation using a bibliometric methodology to facilitate this exploration.The results illuminate the current state of research,thereby enhancing academic understanding of developments within this critical domain.Finally,a new con-ceptual framework was constructed based on the primary elements identified in the literature.This framework can assist emerging researchers in identifying the fundamental dimensions of AI in the aviation industry.
文摘In an era where artificial intelligence(AI)is permeating many aspects of scientific research activity,what science and technology(S&T)journals can do to uphold research integrity and secure scholarly quality?What kind of revolution is needed in such a rapidly drifting world to hold on to the essential value of science?
文摘The Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering is the official journal of The Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China and published by the Chemical Industry Press Co.,Ltd.The aim of the journal is to develop the international exchange of scientific and technical information in the field of chemical engineering.Submission of Papers All papers will be submitted on line.http://www.cjche.com.cn Conditions of Publication It is a condition of publication that manuscripts submitted to CJChE have not been published and will not be submitted or published elsewhere in English or any other language,without the written consent of the publisher.All manuscripts are reviewed by referees and the decision to accept them for publication is made by the editors.Authors are solely responsible for the accuracy and suitability of their contributions.
文摘Perched on crimson shoulders,Potala ascends a celestial stairway.Alabaster walls cradle golden roofs.Ancient stones murmur mantras,corridors breathe incense.Shadows dance with prayer flags,weaving time into silk.A sacred place in pilgrims'hearts,it guards the soul of this snowy plateau stretching vastly across western China.
文摘The Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering is the official journal of The Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China and published by the Chemical Industry Press Co.,Ltd.The aim of the journal is to develop the international exchange of scientific and technical information in the field of chemical engineering.
文摘The Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering is the official journal of The Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China and published by the Chemical Industry Press Co.,Ltd.The aim of the journal is to develop the international exchange of scientific and technical information in the field of chemical engineering.Submission of Papers All papers will be submitted on line.http://www.cjche.com.cn Conditions of Publication It is a condition of publication that manuscripts submitted to CJChE have not been published and will not be submitted or published elsewhere in English or any other language,without the written consent of the publisher.All manuscripts are reviewed by referees and the decision to accept them for publication is made by the editors.Authors are solely responsible for the accuracy and suitability of their contributions.
文摘The Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering is the official journal of The Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China and published by the Chemical Industry Press Co.,Ltd.The aim of the journal is to develop the international exchange of scientific and technical information in the field of chemical engineering.
文摘The Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering is the official journal of The Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China and published by the Chemical Industry Press Co.,Ltd.The aim of the journal is to develop the international exchange of scientific and technical information in the field of chemical engineering.
基金supported by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research(BMBF)through their award of the K?te Hamburger Kolleg‘Cultures of Research’Senior Research Fellowship to Bart Penders
文摘Scientific reforms proposed in response to moral concerns about corrupted science are reminiscent of the Christian Reformation,which similarly formed a moral reorientation as a reaction to malpractices.In this study,we compare these moral reorientation processes to contextualize two different moral programmes of the scientific reform movement and their sociopolitical conditions.We argue that such an explication of moral programmes is vital to build legitimacy and reflect on value-prioritization.While epistemic programmes are foregrounded,moral programmes also play a crucial role in shaping science,and different moral programmes offer different promises for the sustained support of credible,reliable,fair and equitable science.We discuss the virtue and equity programmes,and through interrogating both programmes in relation to the Reformation,we display the relevance of sociopolitical contexts to how key values operate in science and generate orders of worth.These insights aim to stimulate debate about the conditions for opting for either of these moral programmes.In our view,not all moral programmes offer equal promise for the sustained support of credible,equitable and fair science.
文摘The entomofauna in the Republic of Congo is very little known. Studies carried out in natural forests are few. It is in this context that this inventory of entomofauna was carried out from April to July 2022 in the Scientific City Forest. The general objective is to contribute to the knowledge of the trapping, mowing and sight hunting;the three types of traps used are: Barber pots, colored plates and aerial traps. This study made it possible to invent 1523 specimens belonging to 106 species, 99 genera, 59 families and 12 orders. The order Diptera is the most abundant and richest in species (47% and 26%). This order is followed by Hymenoptera (23% and 23%). Formicidae (14%) and Calliphoridae (13%) are the most abundant families. The Formicidae family presents the greatest species richness (7%), Calliphora sp and Polyrhachis cyaniventris present the highest specific relative abundance of the entire collection. These preliminary results of the entomofauna of Scientific City constitute a database. However, this study must be continued and extended to other areas of Brazzaville, using other capture techniques and taking into account the seasons.
文摘Reproducibility is a key aspect of the scientific method as it provides evidence for research claims. It is essential to promote openness, accessibility, and collaboration within the scientific community. This article aims to provide an introduction to best practices in reproducibility that are relevant to the transportation research community, to discuss issues and barriers to reproducibility, and to describe methods for addressing these issues. This article starts by discussing openness and transparency, then discusses several key best practices for reproducibility in transportation engineering, highlighting common methods and techniques, as well as the associated benefits. The paper concludes with a discussion of the key barriers to implementing reproducibility practices in transportation research and potential solutions. The barriers include existing culture and attitudes, data sensitivity, insufficient methodological detail, lack of code sharing, limited validation, additional time and research burden, and skill and knowledge gaps. Discussing each of these items provides an opportunity for the transportation research community to evolve to become one that embraces the openness and transparency of reproducibility.
