Collaborating Chinese and Greek researchers have developed new climate datasets for the two countries dating back to 1960, according to the Institute of Atmospheric Physics (IAP) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Snowflakes are usually hexagonal, but under certain conditions, they can look like diamonds.

A team of Chinese paleontologists along with their U.S. counterparts have discovered an extinct predatory family of giant pandas that were characterized by long limbs and excellent running abilities.

Planetary scientists in China found hints of a new water reservoir on the Moon in Chang'e-5 samples that show the potential for in-situ resource utilization by future lunar and deep space exploration missions.

An international team of scientists led by Chinese astrophysicists released their latest discoveries about the brightest gamma ray burst in history on Wednesday.

Chinese scientists have deployed a long-term ocean observation platform in cold seep areas of the South China Sea, with continuous video and data acquired. The platform could be used for the study of deep-sea marine ecology, global climate change, origin of life and other sectors.

Chinese researchers have recently evaluated the potential for solar and wind energy in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, finding that the Qaidam Basin has the potential to be the country's renewable energy base.

A collaborative research team in China found a key gene in a crop that might, via genetic engineering, substantially improve crop yields in alkaline soil.

A team of Chinese researchers has made a significant breakthrough by developing a platform that has realized, for the first time in the world, high-pressure in-situ quantum magnetic detection based on silicon vacancy defects in silicon carbide.

Chinese researchers have discovered several new exotic and rare species of flora.

Chinese scientists have recently found that if the global temperature rises by 1.5 to 2 degrees Celsius, the function of wetlands, as greenhouse-gas sinks, will reduce by more than half.

Chinese scientists have revealed their new findings about the origin of initial oxygen on the early Earth, suggesting it may mainly derive from rocks.