China’s First Passenger Drones Take Flight, Launching a New Era in Air Travel
China launches the world’s first passenger drone service with EHang’s eVTOL aircraft, ushering in a new era of urban air mobility and low-altitude economy.
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AI Powers China’s High-Quality Growth
Artificial intelligence is driving China’s high-quality growth, transforming industries like smart manufacturing, green energy, and space exploration.
Unraveling the Science Behind Myanmar’s Devastating M7.7 Earthquake
An in-depth look at the science behind Myanmar’s devastating M7.7 earthquake and how communities can prepare for future seismic events.
Swedish Engineers Use Wood to Build Greener Wind Turbine Towers
Swedish engineers at Modvion are revolutionizing wind energy by building wind turbine towers out of wood, reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainability in renewable energy infrastructure.
AI for Science: Experts at Zhongguancun Forum Call for Revolutionary Innovation
At the 2025 Zhongguancun Forum, experts called for systemic innovation in integrating AI and science, emphasizing that while AI tools have advanced, the core of scientific discovery remains human.
Amazon Removes Alexa Privacy Feature, Sparking Data Concerns
Amazon discontinues a key Alexa privacy feature, raising concerns over data control as it gears up for an AI upgrade. Users and advocates worry about the implications for consumer choice and privacy.
China Launches Next-Gen Communication Test Satellite
China successfully launched a new communication test satellite, advancing high-speed communication technology.
Scientist Gao Fu Calls for Science Literacy to Combat ‘Inforus’ of Misinformation
Scientist Gao Fu emphasizes the need for science literacy as a ‘vaccination’ against misinformation, or ‘inforus’, urging global cooperation to tackle the spread of false information.
Experts Reveal Causes Behind Myanmar’s Devastating Earthquake
Over 1,600 people have died after a magnitude-7.7 earthquake hit central Myanmar. Experts from the China Earthquake Networks Center explain the tectonic causes behind this devastating event.
Clarifying Reports on U.S. Scientists Considering Relocation
No verified survey indicates that 75% of U.S. scientists are planning to leave the country. Accurate information is vital in addressing concerns.