Vibrant New Fish Species Discovered in Guangdong’s Pearl River Streams
Researchers discover a vibrant new fish species, Opsariichthys rubriventris, in South China’s Pearl River, highlighting biodiversity and conservation needs.
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Breakthrough: U.S. Scientists Discover Gene Linked to Inherited Eye Diseases
U.S. researchers have identified the UBAP1L gene linked to inherited retinal diseases, opening doors for genetic testing and new therapies.
Study Finds Over 3,600 Food Packaging Chemicals in Human Bodies
A study reveals over 3,600 food packaging chemicals in human bodies, with 100 posing high health concerns. Researchers call for more investigation into these pervasive substances.
Chinese Scientists Launch RUSH3D: Revolutionizing Mammalian Cell Imaging
Chinese scientists at Tsinghua University have developed the RUSH3D super intravital microscope, enabling unprecedented 3D imaging of mammalian cell interactions.
AI Research Flourishes in the Chinese Mainland: Insights from German Innovator
German AI researcher Michael Ly discusses the expansive opportunities and dynamic ecosystem for AI innovation in the Chinese mainland at Beijing’s LinkedIn event.
China-Led Team Unveils Heaviest Antimatter Hypernucleus
A China-led research team discovers the heaviest antimatter hypernucleus to date, advancing the exploration of antimatter at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider.
Active Frailty Management Lowers Heart Rhythm Risks in Elderly
Chinese research shows actively managing frailty can significantly reduce arrhythmia risks in the elderly, offering new strategies for heart health.
China’s Multi-Physics Spectrometer Completes Over 300 Cutting-Edge Experiments
China’s first neutron total-scattering spectrometer has completed over 300 user experiments in three years, advancing materials science and technology innovation.
Chinese Experts Harness ‘Super Microscopes’ for Next-Gen Research
Over 500 Chinese experts convene in Lanzhou to integrate Hefei Light Source and China Spallation Neutron Source, advancing microscopic research.
Long COVID-19: 400 Million Affected and $1 Trillion Economic Toll Globally
New research shows long COVID-19 has affected 400 million globally, costing $1 trillion each year, and highlights urgent policy and treatment needs.