本报深圳9月23日电 （记者李刚）日前，第七届科学探索奖颁奖典礼在广东省深圳市举行。清华大学副 教授吴嘉敏等50名科学家获奖。 （文章来源：人民日报） 科学探索奖由腾讯出资、新基石科学基金会运营，目标是支持中国顶尖的青年科学家，每名获奖人将连 续5年获得总计300万元奖金。7年来，"科学探索奖"已资助347名科学家。在获奖当年及以后，获奖人中 有11人的研究成果入选年度"中国十大科学进展"。 本届获奖科学家的研究领域涵盖人工视网膜光感修复、非阿贝尔任意子的产生和操控、光电赋能人工 酶、火星岩石漆中寻找生命标识、植物生长素的分秒级调控、神经性耳聋药物研发、可信视觉计算、载 人密闭空间二氧化碳转化应用、星球移动探测机器人等。鼓励原创贯穿在科学探索奖每一轮评审中。评 审过程中，未来研究工作的原创性是专家关注的重点之一。 ...

9月20日，第七届"科学探索奖"颁奖典礼在深圳举行，50位获奖科学家如明星一般走过红毯，走上领奖 台，与家人一起享受聚光灯下的荣耀，也带来了自己探索人类"大问题"的科学梦想。 资料显示， 这项由腾讯出资、新基石科学基金会运营、科学家主导人才遴选的公益奖项，由杨振宁、 饶毅、施一公等十几位知名科学家与腾讯公司创始人马化腾共同发起，是目前国内金额最高的青年科技 人才资助项目之一。 每位获奖人将连续5年获得总计300万元奖金。不止于此，科学探索奖持续运营， 目标是支持中国顶尖的青年科学家，在他们最具爆发力的年纪，去挑战，去探索，攀登科学的珠穆朗玛 峰。 在颁奖典礼上，中国科学院院士、深圳医学科学院创始院长、深圳湾实验室主任、"科学探索奖"管理委 员会委员颜宁就透露，曾经在微信上向马化腾提出"您怎么看生命？"这样的灵魂拷问，与此同时还向马 化腾提出了关于生命的建议。"我还给他（马化腾）提过一个建议，就是咱们腾讯其实有非常重要的一 块是电竞，我曾经想他能不能发动全球的玩家，从最简单的分子，然后在一个系统里面能够虚拟模拟出 生命。" 据介绍， "鼓励原创" 是新基石科学基金会资助的定位，鼓励原创贯穿在"科学探索奖"每一轮 ...

Core Points - The seventh "Science Exploration Award" has announced its winners, with 50 young scientists selected from 1,238 applicants, including two from the province [1] - The award, established in 2018 by 14 scientists including Yang Zhenning and Tencent's founder Ma Huateng, is one of the highest monetary support programs for young scientific talent in China [1] - The award targets outstanding young scientists working full-time in mainland China and Hong Kong and Macau, with eligibility criteria based on age [1] Summary by Categories - **Award Structure** - The "Science Exploration Award" covers ten fields including mathematics, physics, chemistry, new materials, astronomy, and earth sciences [1] - Each year, no more than 50 winners are selected, with each receiving a total of 3 million RMB over five years, which can be freely allocated [1] - **Impact and Reach** - As of 2024, the award has funded a total of 297 outstanding young scientists, highlighting its role in supporting leaders in basic science and frontier technology [1]

Group 1 - The "Science Exploration Award" announced its seventh edition, recognizing 50 young scientists, with three from Nanjing University [1] - The award is one of the highest monetary support projects for young scientific talent in China, offering a total of 3 million RMB over five years to each winner [1] - The award covers ten fields including mathematics, physics, chemistry, earth sciences, life sciences, medical sciences, information electronics, energy environment, advanced manufacturing, and transportation architecture [1] Group 2 - The research of the awardees includes breakthroughs in various fields such as non-Abelian anyons, photoelectric-enabled artificial enzymes, and drug development for neurogenic hearing loss, focusing on original innovation and national needs [2] - Young scientists (aged 35 and below for men, 38 and below for women) made up 26% of the awardees, with a record number of 13 winners, indicating a shift from a supporting role to a leading role in research [2] - The number of female awardees reached a historical high of 9, representing 18% of the total, with 3 being young scientists, showcasing the increasing presence of women in scientific research [2]

Group 1 - The "Scientific Exploration Award" announced its 2025 winners, with a total of 50 young scientists recognized, marking a record high for both young and female awardees [2][3] - The average age of the awardees is 41 years, with the youngest being 32 years old [2] - Each awardee will receive a total of 3 million yuan over five years, with the freedom to allocate the funds as they see fit [2] Group 2 - The increase in young scientists receiving awards is attributed to the introduction of a "Rising Star" quota, which rewards young researchers in each funding category [3] - In 2025, there were 1,238 applicants for the award, surpassing the historical average of 1,165, with young scientists making up 21% of the applicants, nearly doubling from 11% the previous year [3] - The number of female awardees reached 9, up from 7 last year, representing 18% of the total, including 3 young female scientists [3] Group 3 - The award has been designed with strict rules and evaluation criteria to ensure transparency and integrity in the selection process [4] - A total of 363 instances of conflict of interest avoidance were recorded during the evaluation phase this year [4] Group 4 - Since its establishment in 2018, the "Scientific Exploration Award" has funded a total of 347 young scientists [5] - The award was initiated by prominent scientists and is funded by Tencent, with a total endowment of 10 billion yuan [5]

Core Points - The "Science Exploration Award" 2025 winners list was announced, featuring a record number of female awardees and six winners from the post-90s generation [1] - A total of 50 young scientists from 33 institutions were selected, covering fields such as life sciences, energy and environment, information electronics, advanced manufacturing, and frontier interdisciplinary studies [1] - Established in 2018, the "Science Exploration Award" focuses on basic science and cutting-edge technology, supporting young scientific workers, with a total of 347 young scientists funded over the past seven years [1] - For 2025, the award will introduce a "Rising Star" category in each funding area to recognize young scientists [1] - This year, the number of female awardees reached 9, setting a new historical high [1]

2025.08. 25 本文字数：1607，阅读时长大约3分钟 作者 | 第一财 经 金叶子 随着新一届获奖名单揭晓，"科学探索奖"7年来共资助了347位青年科学家。 25日上午，"科学探索奖"2025年获奖名单出炉，50位青年科学家榜上有名。在今年的50位获奖人 中，有13位是年轻科学家（男性35周岁及以下，女性38周岁及以下），其中还包括6位"90后"。年 轻科学家获奖人数和去年的7位相比大幅增加。在信息电子领域，6位获奖人中有3位是年轻科学家， 占据"半壁江山"。 作为目前国内金额最高的青年科技人才资助项目之一，"科学探索奖"聚焦基础科学和前沿技术领 域，专注资助青年科技工作者，每位获奖人将在5年内获得总计300万元人民币奖金，并且可以自由 支配奖金的使用。 该奖设立于2018年，由杨振宁、饶毅、潘建伟、高文、施一公、谢晓亮等14位知名科学家，与腾讯 公司创始人马化腾共同发起，由腾讯出资100亿元设立的新基石科学基金会运营，是一项科学家主导 人才遴选的公益奖项。 年轻科学家们崭露头角，与奖项今年设置的"新星名额"密不可分。2025年，"科学探索奖"在每个资 助领域提供1个"新星名额"机会，在满足宁缺毋滥 ...

Core Points - The "Scientific Exploration Award" announced its seventh edition winners, recognizing 50 young scientists, including two from Hubei [1] - The award is one of the highest monetary support projects for young scientific talent in China, funded by the New Cornerstone Science Foundation [1] - The award targets outstanding young scientists working full-time in mainland China and Hong Kong and Macau, with specific age limits for male (45 years and below) and female (48 years and below) recipients [1] Award Details - The award covers ten fields: Mathematics and Physics, New Materials in Chemistry, Astronomy and Earth Sciences, Life Sciences, Medical Sciences, Information Electronics, Energy and Environment, Advanced Manufacturing, Transportation and Construction, and Frontier Interdisciplinary [1] - Each year, no more than 50 winners are selected, with each receiving a total of 3 million RMB over five years, which can be freely allocated [1] - Notably, 13 winners are young scientists aged 35 and below, making up 26% of the total, marking a historical high in both quantity and proportion [1] Notable Winners - Du Bo from Wuhan University was recognized in the Information Electronics category, while Tao Guangming from Huazhong University of Science and Technology was acknowledged in the Frontier Interdisciplinary category [1] - Among the winners, 6 are from the "post-90s" generation, indicating a shift of young scientists from being a supporting force to becoming a mainstay in research [1]

Core Points - The "Scientific Exploration Award" has announced its 2025 winners, funding a total of 347 young scientists over the past seven years [2] - Each awardee will receive a total of 3 million RMB over five years, with the freedom to allocate the funds as they see fit [2] - The award aims to support young scientists in basic science and cutting-edge technology, with a focus on originality and innovation [3] Summary by Category Award Details - The award was established in 2018 by prominent scientists and Tencent's founder, with a total funding of 10 billion RMB [2] - This year, the award introduced a "New Star Quota" to encourage young scientists, with 50 winners selected from 1238 applicants, a significant increase from previous years [3] Demographics of Winners - Among the 50 winners, 13 are young scientists, a notable increase from 7 last year, with 6 being from the "post-90s" generation [2][3] - The number of female winners reached a historical high of 9, representing 18% of the total, with a focus on prioritizing women and young scientists under equal conditions [4] Geographic and Institutional Representation - The 50 winners come from 33 institutions across 15 cities, an increase from 28 institutions and 13 cities last year [4] - Notable institutions with first-time winners include various research institutes and universities, highlighting the expanding reach of the award [4] Specific Contributions - The winners include individuals from diverse fields such as mathematics, chemistry, life sciences, and advanced manufacturing, showcasing a wide range of research areas [5]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the announcement of the 2025 "Scientific Exploration Award," recognizing 50 young scientists across various fields, with a focus on their significant research contributions in life sciences and medical sciences [2][47]. Life Sciences - Five young scientists were awarded in the life sciences category, including Mao Yafei, Xu Tongda, Xue Yuanchao, Yan Zhen, and Zhu Shujia [3][4]. - Mao Yafei's research published in Nature discusses the complete genome assembly of a macaque, revealing genetic differences with humans and providing a genetic basis for biomedical models [7]. - Xu Tongda's study in Nature uncovers a new mechanism of auxin signaling in plants, which is crucial for understanding plant growth and development [10]. - Xue Yuanchao's research in Nature identifies the principles of enhancer-promoter selectivity, linking non-coding variations to gene expression regulation [14]. - Yan Zhen's work in Cell explores the mechanisms of chloroplast protein import, potentially enhancing crop yields and carbon fixation [18]. - Zhu Shujia's research in Cell reveals the structure of NMDA receptors, providing insights for developing new drugs for neurological disorders [20]. Medical Sciences - Five young scientists were recognized in the medical sciences category, including Li Wei, Lin Xianfeng, Shu Yilai, Xu Heping, and Zhou Qing [4][5]. - Li Wei's research in Cell presents a novel gene therapy for autosomal recessive deafness, demonstrating safety and efficacy in clinical trials [23]. - Lin Xianfeng's study in Nature introduces a plant-derived photosynthetic system that enhances cellular metabolism, showing promise for treating degenerative diseases [27]. - Shu Yilai's research in The Lancet reports on a gene therapy trial for hearing loss, indicating significant improvements in patients [31]. - Xu Heping's work in Science reveals the role of neuromedin U in regulating intestinal immunity, providing new insights into immune system interactions [35]. - Zhou Qing's research in Nature identifies a molecular mechanism behind a dominant autoinflammatory disease, guiding clinical treatment strategies [38]. Frontier Interdisciplinary - Six scientists were awarded in the frontier interdisciplinary category, including Zhang Jiayi and Zhao Fangqing [5]. - Zhang Jiayi's research in Science develops a retinal nanoprosthesis that restores vision in blind models, showcasing advancements in visual prosthetics [41]. - Zhao Fangqing's study in Cell introduces a new framework for high-resolution spatial proteomics, enhancing tissue analysis capabilities [44].