World’s Highest Solar Observatory Takes Shape in Daocheng
The world’s highest solar observatory, WeHoST, is under construction in Daocheng County, Sichuan, promising revolutionary solar research at a 4,700m high site.
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Scottish Biologist Falls for Hong Kong & Protects Marine Life
Scottish marine biologist Lindsay Porter fell in love with Hong Kong and now champions its marine ecosystem, including the cherished Chinese white dolphin.
Chinese Scientists Crack Bird Sour Taste Mystery
Chinese scientists reveal a key mutation in the OTOP1 gene that lets songbirds enjoy acidic fruits without aversion.
Iran’s Resilient Pulse: Life After U.S. Strikes
Iranians remain resilient after U.S. strikes, uniting to protect progress and fight for a hopeful future amid turbulence.
Tree Trunk Breathing: A Cool Twist on Climate Predictions!
A new study reveals how tree trunk breathing adapts to temperature, offering a cool twist on climate predictions. Published in Science.
Genetic Breakthrough Uncovers Secrets Behind Ant Evolution
Breakthrough research reveals how genetic innovations drive ant evolution and their unique social traits.
Wild Yangtze Sturgeon Reproduction Sparks Conservation Hope
Wild reproduction of the Yangtze sturgeon in the Chishui River sparks a breakthrough in conservation after 20 years.
Ancient Fungus Discovery: 100-Million-Year-Old Secrets Unveiled
Chinese scientists uncover 100-million-year-old parasitic fungus in amber, pushing back fungal evolution by 30 million years.
Innovative Wearable Patch for Early Parkinson’s Detection
Chinese scientists create a wearable sweat-sensing patch for real-time Parkinson’s detection, revolutionizing non-invasive diagnosis.
Multimodal AI Emulates Human Object Concepts, Study Shows
A new study finds that multimodal AI can develop human-like object concept representations, bridging the gap between machine learning and human thought.