Recently, the research team and collaborators from the Institute of Modern Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences successfully produced and identified a rare atomic nucleus: hafnium-153, relying on the newly built large-scale scientific device, the Strong Current Heavy Ion Accelerator Device. This is the first physical achievement obtained during the commissioning of this major device. It has verified that China's new-generation high-current heavy ion research device already has the ability to explore unknown nuclides and expand the nuclide landscape. The relevant results were recently published in the academic journal “Science Bulletin”.

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