Innovative CSIRO Study: Garlic Repels and Red Attracts Invasive Snails
Australian CSIRO study reveals invasive snails are attracted to red and repelled by garlic and coffee, offering new strategies to protect crops.
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Breakthrough in Quantum Simulation: Antiferromagnetic Transition Observed
A Chinese research team observes antiferromagnetic phase transition in the fermionic Hubbard model, marking a key advancement in quantum simulation.
New Research Blames Human Hunting for Megafauna Extinction
Scientists reveal human hunting, not climate change, was the primary cause behind the extinction of megafauna like mammoths and elephants over the past 50,000 years.
Chinese Breakthrough: New Crystal Production Boosts Chip Power
Chinese researchers have developed a novel crystal production method that enhances controllability and growth rate, promising significant advancements in computing power and integrated circuits.
New Study Reveals How Short Space Trips Affect the Human Body
New studies show that short spaceflights by tourists cause body changes similar to long-term astronauts, but most effects revert after returning to Earth, ensuring safer space tourism.
Tianhe-2 Supercomputer Unveils New Strategy to Combat Diabetic Complications
Chinese scientists leverage Tianhe-2 supercomputer to discover 2MBC, a compound that could lead to innovative treatments for diabetic complications.
New Gene Discovery Could Extend Human Lifespan and Tackle Pests
Chinese scientists have discovered a gene that could enhance human longevity and offer a new approach to pest management.
Scientists Achieve Ultra-Clear Mitochondrial Protein Imaging
Researchers from the Chinese mainland and the US develop a novel method to capture ultra-clear images of mitochondrial proteins, advancing drug discovery and understanding cellular health.
China & US Join Forces at 2024 Global Rare Diseases Symposium
The 2024 Global Rare Diseases Research Symposium in Shanghai brings together experts from the Chinese mainland and the U.S. to discuss international cooperation in research and treatment of rare diseases.
New Genetic Form of Alzheimer’s Identified in APOE4 Homozygotes
A recent study suggests that carrying two copies of the APOE4 gene may define a new genetic form of Alzheimer’s, leading to earlier symptom onset and prompting a reevaluation of diagnosis and treatment strategies.