Revolutionary Breakthrough in Nanometal Research by Chongqing University Team Leads to Groundbreaking Discoveries

According to recent studies published on the international academic journal Science, Professor Huang Xiaoxu's team from Chongqing University's School of Materials Science and Engineering has made new strides in this field by using their independently developed three-dimensional transmission electron microscopy technology. This revolutionary technique allows for the observation of both the surface layer and the interior of materials, which was previously impossible with traditional electronic microscope technology.

The research conducted by Professor Huang Xiaoxu's team has focused on the three-dimensional electronic microscopic organization in nanometal plastic deformation. The team discovered an extraordinary phenomenon where nanometer metal plastic strain can be restored, and proposed new chemical elements related to this process. This breakthrough is a significant step forward in the field of nano-metal research worldwide.

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The reactions from netizens on social media platforms such as Weibo have been overwhelmingly positive. Many users expressed their excitement about this breakthrough and congratulated the team for their achievement. Others highlighted the potential implications of this research in various fields, emphasizing how such advancements could lead to a future where traditional theories may no longer apply.

The significance of this achievement extends beyond the scientific community. It also reflects the growing dominance of China's manufacturing industry and production-oriented service sector. In Xi'an High-tech Zone, for instance, the manufacturing industry's proportion in GDP reached a high of 31.9% in the first three quarters of the year, with an annual rate of increase in industrial output value of 17.1%. This has led to an increased focus on advanced manufacturing industries, which now account for 50.1% of the city's economy.

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