Researchers discovered the spin-configuration of excited states in a promising zero-dimensional luminescent material, (Bmpip)₂SnBr₄, resolved a scientific debate with groundbreaking insights into its unique energy structures and shed light on designing better LEDs and spin-based devices.

Recently, Hangzhou Institute of Medicine (HIM), University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (UCAS), Guangzhou National Laboratory and other research institutes published a perspective entitled Redefining imaging genomics for the next decade on Science Bulletin, in which the article systematically summarizes the existing advancements in imaging genomics, and proposes a framework for imaging genomics that provide a new path for precision medicine.