Chinese Academy of Sciences

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The Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) is a national research institution in China that conducts research in a wide range of scientific disciplines. Its research interests include: Earth sciences: CAS conducts research on the Earth's crust, mantle, and core; the atmosphere and oceans; and the evolution of the Earth. Mathematics, physics, and chemistry: CAS conducts research on fundamental mathematical principles, theoretical physics, and physical chemistry. It also conducts research on applied mathematics, physics, and chemistry, such as materials science, lasers, and nuclear energy. Life sciences and biotechnology: CAS conducts research on a wide range of life sciences, including molecular biology, cell biology, genetics, and ecology. It also conducts research on biotechnology, such as vaccine development and gene therapy. Technological sciences: CAS conducts research on a wide range of technological sciences, including computer science, information technology, and energy technology. It also conducts research on aerospace technology, such as satellite development and launch vehicles. Environment: CAS conducts research on environmental science and engineering, such as climate change, pollution control, and sustainable development. CAS also has a number of interdisciplinary research centers that focus on topics such as brain research, nanoscience, and synthetic biology. In addition to its research activities, CAS also plays a leading role in science education and outreach in China. It operates a number of universities and research institutes, and it publishes a number of scientific journals. CAS also hosts a number of international conferences and symposia. CAS is one of the largest and most prestigious scientific research institutions in the world. Its research has made significant contributions to a wide range of scientific fields, and it has helped to advance China's scientific and technological development.

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