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Scientists led by the Chinese Academy of Sciences have built the world’s first 3D “mini-womb on a chip” that fully mimics human embryo implantation. Reported in the journal Cell, the model could unlock personalized treatments for infertility, affecting one in six adults globally.
Researchers led by Prof. Yossi Weizmann at Ben-Gurion University have developed “smart” plastic materials using dormant “latent monomers.” These liquids remain stable for weeks but solidify instantly when triggered by light or gentle heat, revolutionizing on-demand curing for industry and 3D printing.
Chinese researchers led by Chief Scientist Wang Kejian have created the world’s first self-cloning hybrid rice. The Fix8 series replicates with 99.7% efficiency, potentially slashing seed costs by 99% and doubling global output to enhance food security.
The British Royal Navy has taken delivery of the massive XV Excalibur autonomous submarine. The 12-metre, 19-tonne XLUUV, key to the Atlantic Bastion strategy, was remotely controlled from 10,000 miles away and has tested a groundbreaking quantum navigation clock underwater.
Scientists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences have discovered Dinanomodon guoi, a new dicynodont species in Gansu province. The 250-million-year-old fossil proves a migration corridor linked China and South Africa across Pangaea’s equator.
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University, led by Ph.D. student Violet Han and Professor Alexandra Ion, are animating everyday objects. Using AI models and cameras, their system allows items like coffee cups and trivets to roll to users autonomously, offering a new vision for assistive technology that integrates seamlessly into existing environments.
From a hospital bed in Chongqing, Li Xia has built a profitable smart farm start-up. Diagnosed with muscular dystrophy and using only one movable finger and toe, he programmed the entire IoT system. With his mother Wu Dimei as his hands, they have turned a bold idea into a thriving agricultural business.
Samsung Electronics unveils its 2026 Odyssey lineup with two world-firsts: a glasses-free 6K 3D monitor and a 1,040Hz display. The five new models, announced by EVP Hun Lee, target ultimate immersion and esports-level speed to maintain Samsung’s gaming monitor lead.
A rare CCTV broadcast has revealed People’s Liberation Army wargames simulating battles near the coasts of Mexico and Cuba, alongside scenarios around Taiwan. The footage highlights a significant shift in the Chinese military’s global strategic planning and ambitions.
Chinese researchers from Hainan University have proposed a novel quantum theory explaining time’s one-way arrow. Led by physicist Cai Qingyu, the work shows how irreversible quantum correlations may underpin why we can’t travel to the past, offering a fresh solution to a century-old physics puzzle.
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