走进中国科学院院士翟明国的办公室，各种各样的石头堆满了房间的各个角落。 "这是由我国科研人员首次发现的高压麻粒岩，它身上带着揭示地球构造变动的'密码'。"翟明国拿 起一块看似不起眼的石头，向记者介绍它的故事。 这位年近耄耋之年的院士活跃在地质学科普一线，为公众带来一场又一场深入浅出的科普讲解，让 更多人了解地球演化历史、认识人与地球的关系。 图为小学生在河北省地质博物馆参观。新华社记者 王晓摄 翟明国院士 受访者供图 在不久前举办的2025京津冀公民科学素质大赛专家连线活动中，翟明国用通俗的语言解锁了矿产资 源的科学"密码"。 记者：地质学有很多细分领域，您主要研究哪些领域？ 翟明国：前寒武纪地质学是我的一个重点研究领域。前寒武纪是地球历史上最重要的一段时期。这 一时期长约40亿年，占地球历史的89%；它也是地球形成的核心阶段，地球大陆的80%—90%是在这一 时期形成的。 地球从哪儿来？地球最早是什么样子？为什么地球上会有氧气、岩石？早期生命是怎样形成的？这 些问题都是前寒武纪地质学研究的重要问题。但目前，我们对于前寒武纪了解还非常少，这一时期还有 很多未解之谜。 什么样的科普才是好科普？院士做科普是不是" ...

春节假期，黑龙江省科技馆开展"骐骥跃新春，科普启新程"马年春节主题科普活动，让公众在欢乐祥和的节 日氛围中探索科学奥秘，感受"冰雪文化+年俗特色"的独特魅力，成为新春热门科普打卡新场景。 本次活动精心策划12项重点内容，让各个年龄段的观众都能在欢声笑语中"玩转科学"，在沉浸式参与中收获 知识，尽享这场年味浓郁、干货满满的新春科普盛宴。 本报记者 彭溢摄 （来源：黑龙江日报） 转自：黑龙江日报 ...

Core Insights - The event "Science Dream Builder" organized by the Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences featured three immersive science reports focusing on the evolution of life on Earth and the importance of ice and snow in geological history [3][5]. Group 1: Event Overview - The event was held at the Heilongjiang Science and Technology Museum and aimed to bridge the gap between cutting-edge science and the public [5]. - It included three reports that progressed from micro-level insects to ancient human evolution, and finally to macro-level climate changes on Earth [5]. Group 2: Report Highlights - The first report by researcher Cai Chenyang focused on Mesozoic insects coexisting with dinosaurs, showcasing discoveries such as pollinating insects from 160 million years ago and giant fleas that rewrite the history of flea origins [4]. - The second report by Li Jingshu discussed the Harbin Dragon Man fossil, exploring ancient human survival strategies in harsh environments and challenging stereotypes about early humans [4]. - The third report by Zhou Min examined the Earth's 4.6 billion-year evolution, explaining the formation mechanisms of geological features like Danxia and karst landscapes, and the role of ice and snow in regulating Earth's temperature and maintaining a habitable environment [4]. Group 3: Audience Engagement - The event saw enthusiastic participation from young audiences, who actively listened and asked questions, indicating a strong interest in science [6]. - Parents expressed that such science outreach activities broadened their children's horizons and sparked their interest in scientific exploration [6]. Group 4: Future Initiatives - The Heilongjiang Science and Technology Museum plans to continue its role as a science outreach platform by introducing more quality science resources and organizing diverse science activities [6].

Core Insights - The annual "Science Spring Festival" event, titled "Focus Flow Science Lecture Bureau," took place on February 16, 2026, featuring eight top scientists discussing key scientific developments of 2025 [1][2] - The event aims to break traditional science communication frameworks, creating an immersive dialogue that resonates with public interests [2][4] Group 1: Event Overview - The "Focus Flow Science Lecture Bureau" is a continuation of the knowledge IP "Zhang Chaoyang's Physics Class," reflecting a long-term commitment to knowledge content ecology [1] - The event featured eight scientists who presented eight selected scientific hotspots from 2025, chosen by a committee and science enthusiasts [2] Group 2: Key Presentations - Chen Deliang, a professor at Tsinghua University, addressed climate change, emphasizing individual responsibility in solutions and providing actionable "reduction prescriptions" [4] - Cai Zheng, deputy director of Tsinghua University's Astronomy Department, discussed the next-generation "Wide Field Survey Telescope," linking historical wisdom with future exploration [5] - Su Meng, a Harvard astrophysics PhD, presented on the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, using engaging metaphors to connect complex data with emotional resonance [5] Group 3: Platform Development - Sohu Video's "Focus Flow" has evolved from a simple distribution platform to a knowledge IP incubator, enhancing the quality of scientific content [6] - The platform's structure includes a "cultivation-presentation-incentive" ecosystem, allowing for a more engaging and impactful presentation of scientific knowledge [6][7] - The platform offers personalized IP column services for promising knowledge creators, fostering a positive feedback loop of creation, recognition, and incentive [7] Group 4: Audience Engagement - The event signifies a new paradigm in content delivery, where scientific discussions achieve engagement levels comparable to entertainment [8] - Users are encouraged to interact with scientific content on the platform, promoting a culture of curiosity and rational inquiry [8]

元旦当天，内蒙古科技馆巨幕影院内充满欢声笑语。"光影科普·元旦有约"主题活动之"击鼓传花·科学小 考场"环节吸引了100多组家庭齐聚一堂。大家在游戏互动与观影体验中，开启了一场好玩又好学的科学 探秘之旅。 （来源：内蒙古日报） 转自：内蒙古日报 □本报记者 白莲 "元旦的'元'和'旦'分别代表什么？"鼓点起落间，一个个趣味问题接连抛出。亲子并肩、默契作答，响 亮的答题声与欢快的掌声交织成一片。 元旦期间，科技馆各常设展厅也推出特色教育活动。《鲸豚新生》《避障机器人》《大"化""烯"游》等 活动，让观众在观察、操作和挑战中学习知识；儿童科技园的《液体星球》亲子实验，则让大小朋友一 起感受流体力学的神奇，在亲子互动中埋下科学的种子。 此外，常设展厅与《海洋精灵》专题展厅还提供多时段讲解服务。辅导员带领观众穿梭于"宇宙与航 天""探索与发现"等展区，深入讲解展品背后的科学故事；在《海洋精灵》展厅，观众可以跟随辅导员 探索五大主题展区，认识百余件海洋生物标本，了解海洋生态，树立保护意识。 内蒙古科技馆馆长杜建峰表示："本次'迎新科学+'活动，我们希望通过丰富的形式，搭起科学与公众之 间的桥梁，让知识走出展柜、融入体验 ...

Core Insights - The "2025 Bilibili Super Science Evening" showcased innovative scientific achievements through entertaining demonstrations and knowledge breakdowns, highlighting the rigorous scientific foundations and real-world applications behind fun research results [1][2] - The event featured notable projects such as a magnetic fluid robot designed for cancer treatment and a 3D-printed super slippery toilet inspired by the pitcher plant, emphasizing the creativity and practicality of modern scientific research [1] Group 1 - The event received over 400 journal submissions and nearly 1,000 science popularization video entries, demonstrating a rich ecosystem of scientific content on Bilibili, with daily views exceeding 100 million [2] - The eight awarded scientific achievements were selected by a panel of seven scientists and 14 media representatives, showcasing a diverse range of innovative research [2] - The program announced the commencement of the "2026 Bilibili Super Science Evening" to encourage more participation from science enthusiasts and researchers, aiming to make scientific knowledge more accessible to the public [2]

Core Points - The 2025 Bilibili Super Science Gala was held in Beijing with the theme "Don't Laugh, It's Very Scientific," focusing on humorous scientific demonstrations and the serious scientific principles behind them [1] - The event showcased innovative research, including a magnetic fluid robot designed for cancer treatment and a 3D-printed super slippery toilet inspired by the pitcher plant [3][4] - The gala received over 400 submissions from journals and nearly 1,000 science videos, highlighting the growing interest in science communication on Bilibili [4] Group 1 - The gala featured a variety of scientific achievements, including a robot that can navigate blood vessels for cancer treatment and a toilet designed to prevent clogs [3] - The event recognized eight notable scientific projects, emphasizing the importance of engaging and accessible science [4] - The 2026 Bilibili Super Science Gala will continue the trend of collecting fun scientific achievements to encourage public participation in science [5]

Core Insights - The 2025 Bilibili Super Science Evening was held in Beijing, focusing on the theme "Don't Laugh, It's Science," showcasing humorous scientific experiments and knowledge breakdowns to reveal the serious scientific foundations and real-world applications behind fun research results [1] Group 1: Scientific Innovations - Dr. Zhang Weiwei from Zhengzhou University presented his latest academic achievement, the "Amoeba-like Magnetic 'Venom' Robot," which can enter blood vessels for significant disease treatment, marking a step towards the next generation of medical robots [3] - Professor Su Bin's team from Huazhong University of Science and Technology unveiled a 3D-printed super slippery toilet inspired by the pitcher plant, utilizing special plastics and hydrophobic sand to create a permanently lubricated surface [5] - Other notable scientific achievements included research on genetically modifying mosquitoes to prevent disease and studies showing laughter can treat dry eye syndrome [5][8] Group 2: Engagement and Participation - The event featured eight interesting scientific research projects selected from over 400 journal submissions and nearly 1,000 science popularization video entries, evaluated by seven scientists and 14 media representatives [17] - The program announced the commencement of the 2026 Bilibili Super Science Evening's fun science achievement collection, aiming to encourage more participation from science enthusiasts and researchers [17]

Core Insights - The 2025 Bilibili Super Science Evening was held in Beijing with the theme "Don't Laugh, It's Very Scientific," showcasing the rigorous scientific foundation and practical applications behind interesting research results [1] Group 1: Event Highlights - The event featured various scientists presenting unique projects, including a magnetic "venom" robot inspired by amoebas, a 3D-printed super slippery toilet inspired by the pitcher plant, and research on transforming mosquitoes to prevent disease transmission [2][3] - The event recognized eight interesting scientific achievements selected from over 400 journal submissions and nearly 1,000 science video entries, evaluated by a panel of seven scientists and 14 media representatives [4] Group 2: Bilibili's Scientific Ecosystem - Bilibili reported that approximately 700,000 science popularization videos are published annually, with daily views of science content exceeding 100 million [4]

Core Insights - The 2025 Bilibili Super Science Gala was held in Beijing on October 31, focusing on the theme "Don't Laugh, This is Science" to showcase the serious scientific foundations and real-world applications behind entertaining research results [1] Group 1: Scientific Achievements - Dr. Zhang Weiwei from Zhengzhou University presented his latest academic achievement, a magnetic "venom" robot inspired by amoebas, which can navigate through blood vessels and has significant implications for cancer treatment [3] - Professor Su Bin from Huazhong University of Science and Technology demonstrated a 3D-printed super-smooth toilet inspired by the pitcher plant, utilizing a special plastic and hydrophobic sand composite to create a permanently lubricated surface [4] Group 2: Engagement and Participation - Bilibili reported that approximately 700,000 science popularization videos are published annually, with daily views of science content exceeding 100 million [4] - The first-ever fun research results collection activity for the science gala received over 400 journal submissions and nearly 1,000 various science video entries, with eight notable research achievements recognized by a panel of seven scientists and 14 media representatives [4] - The program announced the commencement of the 2026 Bilibili Super Science Gala's fun science results collection, aiming to encourage more participation from science enthusiasts and researchers [4]