China’s Snow Dragons Lead Antarctic Mission to Build New Station
China’s icebreakers Xuelong 2 and Yong Sheng are leading a mission to build the new Qinling Station in Antarctica, marking a significant milestone in scientific exploration.
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Growing Green on the Moon: Hungarian Scientists Cultivate Plants in Lunar Soil Simulant
Hungarian scientists have successfully grown plants in soil that mimics the moon’s surface, bringing us closer to sustainable farming on the lunar landscape.
Chinese Scientist Zhu Yongguan Elected Vice President of International Science Council
Chinese environmental scientist Zhu Yongguan has been elected Vice President of the International Science Council, marking a significant achievement for China’s scientific community.
Qualcomm Triumphs Over Arm in Legal Battle, Boosting PC Chip Plans
Qualcomm wins a crucial legal battle against Arm Holdings, clearing the path for its expansion into the PC chip market. The jury’s verdict supports Qualcomm’s right to innovate amid ongoing disputes.
Weekly Science Roundup: HIV Breakthrough, Io’s Volcanic Mystery, Astro Bot Wins Game of the Year
Discover this week’s science highlights: a groundbreaking HIV drug, solving Io’s volcanic mystery, Astro Bot wins Game of the Year, and quantum computing’s new milestone.
China Unveils World’s First Megawatt Seawater Hydrogen Generator
China unveils the world’s first megawatt-level seawater electrolyzer for hydrogen production, marking a major breakthrough in offshore renewable energy.
Apple Eyes AI Partnership with ByteDance and Tencent for China iPhones
Apple is in talks with ByteDance and Tencent to bring AI features to iPhones in China, aiming to enhance user experiences and strengthen its position in its largest market.
China Fills World’s Largest Neutrino Detector, Reaching Critical Stage
China begins filling the world’s largest spherical neutrino detector with ultrapure water, reaching a critical stage in constructing the Jiangmen Underground Neutrino Observatory (JUNO).
China’s Sea-Based Rocket Launch Sends New Satellites into Orbit
China’s sea-based CERES-1 rocket launched four new IoT satellites, enhancing global connectivity and highlighting the nation’s growing private space industry.
China’s Breakthroughs Bring New Hope for Rare Disease Patients
China has dramatically reduced rare disease diagnosis times from years to weeks, offering new hope to millions. Medical expenses have dropped, and awareness has surged, marking significant progress.