Core Insights - The first National Science Popularization Month in September saw over 500 million participants in various online science activities, with the topic "Millions of IPs Creating Science Popularization" generating over 13.85 billion views, indicating a growing public enthusiasm for cutting-edge science [1][2] - There is a significant mismatch between the increasing public demand for high-quality science exhibits and the slow supply of such resources, highlighting a pressing need for improved science communication and exhibition strategies [1][2][3] Group 1: Public Engagement and Demand - The China Science and Technology Museum's new exhibition "Innovation Foundation: Science Popularization for the People" was extremely popular, with rapid booking slots indicating high public interest [1] - Visitors expressed excitement over interactive exhibits showcasing recent technological advancements, such as wearable electronic fabrics and quantum computing models, emphasizing the public's desire for timely and relevant science education [2][3] Group 2: Supply Challenges and Content Gaps - Many existing science exhibitions lag behind current scientific advancements, leading to public frustration and a perception that science communication is outdated [2][3] - The need for timely updates in science exhibits is critical, as many visitors noted that previous exhibitions often featured outdated content, particularly in fields like AI and biotechnology [2][3] Group 3: Institutional Responses and Innovations - In response to the supply-demand gap, the China Science and Technology Museum has partnered with universities and research institutions to create science laboratories aimed at bridging the gap between laboratory research and public exhibitions [3][4] - New exhibits, such as the "Moon Life Canister," have been developed to provide interactive experiences that educate the public about recent scientific achievements, demonstrating a shift towards more engaging and informative science communication [5][6] Group 4: Recommendations for Improvement - Experts suggest establishing mechanisms to enhance the collaboration between scientific research and public education, including integrating science communication into research planning and evaluation [6][7] - There is a call for better recognition of science communication efforts in academic evaluations, which could incentivize researchers to engage more actively in public science education [7][8] - Funding for scientific research should include provisions for science communication, ensuring that research outcomes are effectively translated into public knowledge [8][9]

每经北京9月5日电（记者周逸斐）今年9月是首个全国科普月。9月5日，中国科协举办科普月媒体开放日活动。 《每日经济新闻》记者从活动现场获悉，中国科技馆近日推出"科创筑基·科普惠民"创新成果展，集中呈现了来自30多个科研团队的智慧结晶以及中国科技 馆联合多家科研院所、高校与科技企业共建科普实验室的科普成果，以可观看、可倾听、可互动的方式，推出了一批源自最新科技成果并首次亮相的"首台 套"创新展品。 "这些可以抓取脆弱、易变形物品的软体灵巧手，是由智能材料通过4D打印制造的，我们可以根据抓取对象的特点优化设计出不同的灵巧手构型。通过改变 磁场的方向和分布，使软体机器人翩翩起舞，它们就像有了生命一样。随着技术发展，磁控4D打印软体机器人技术的应用场景将进一步扩展至具身智能、 低空经济、可穿戴康复设备等领域，推动'活'的机器人融入人类生产生活。"李振坤介绍。 （文章来源：每日经济新闻） 北京交通大学副教授李振坤在现场向《每日经济新闻》记者讲解，4D打印是一项前沿颠覆性技术，它在3D打印的"空间维度"上，加入了智能材料的响应"维 度"，可以制作可变形的智能结构以及刚度可变的结构。 为了让这一前沿技术触手可及，李振坤及其 ...