innovation

Facing the loss of his beloved rescue dog, a tech entrepreneur enlisted AI and ChatGPT to co-develop an experimental cancer vaccine.

The server kept working day and night for nearly four months (110 days), without a single interruption.

The sail-powered cruise ship Orient Express Corinthian has completed propulsion trials, achieving a speed record for a sailing vessel of its size.

Tokyo’s new long-range Type-12 missiles could hold Chinese naval forces at risk across much of the East China Sea.

The semiconductor materials are one possible but relatively little explored alternatives for hydrogen evolution. 

This makes CuGaSe₂ a promising candidate for next-generation, indium-free solar cell absorber layers.

A breakthrough in gallium oxide materials could help create the next generation of high-power radar semiconductors.

BYD has introduced a new Flash Charging Edition of its Fang Cheng Bao Ti3, bringing ultra-fast charging capabilities to the brand’s growing lineup.

A coin-sized brain implant that reads neural signals to restore hand motion has received China’s first BCI approval.

New analysis reveals why today’s quantum algorithms struggle to reliably calculate molecules’ lowest energy states.

Scientists built a hydrogel bioelectronic sensor where bacteria generate electricity to detect chemicals.

China clears world’s first commercial brain-computer interface device to help paralysis patients regain hand movement.

A nanoscale coating traps oxygen in NMC811 cathodes, extending lithium-ion battery cycle life fivefold.

The design uses abundant materials like hydrogen and iron instead of lithium or cobalt.

Even a machine built to upright train cars couldn’t handle a 67-ton excavator lying on its side in a hole without help.

Scientists have harnessed the power of artificial intelligence to unlock secrets hidden within the densest objects in the universe.

Bonnet’s rule suggested that metric and mean curvature uniquely determine a surface’s shape.

The hardware generates data to inform broader research and train AI models.

The cement will help build more resilient nuclear facilities from large power plants to microreactors, SMRs and even medical radiation facilities.

State-owned China National Building Material Group projects output of 100 tonnes a year.