A research team at Boston Children's Hospital in the United States has published a landmark study in Nature Biomedical Engineering, successfully developing engineered TERC (eTERC) technology that sig...

In the field of artificial intelligence, closed-source systems such as ChatGPT and Claude hold an advantage in understanding complex images like financial forecasts and medical charts, but their secre...

A research team from the University of Louisville in the United States has developed the world’s largest publicly available database of nervous system tumors, providing a crucial resource to acceler...

Using seawater and sunlight to produce green hydrogen and high-purity water—transforming two abundant, low-cost resources into high-value products—how is this achieved? Recently, a team led by Ass...

Associate Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences Tiziana Vanorio has revolutionized traditional cement production by drawing inspiration from the volcanic chemistry of Pozzuoli, inventing a cement ...

Engineers at the University of Maine are developing a new method to more accurately predict the strength of lightweight 3D-printed objects. The research, conducted by the university’s Advanced Struc...

Los Alamos National Laboratory scientist Terence Tarnovsky has introduced an innovative method for extracting tritium from spent nuclear fuel, stating that the use of a specialized reactor could signi...

A research team from Pennsylvania State University has developed an innovative theoretical method capable of predicting the behavior of superconducting materials at higher temperatures. The study, pub...

Researchers at Northeastern University in the United States have developed a flexible robotic arm named SCCRUB, bringing a new breakthrough to the field of household cleaning. The related research res...

Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) are developing faster medium-voltage circuit breakers to support and protect the modern grid, particularly to enab...

According to a study published in Nature Electronics, scientists from Boston University, University of California Berkeley, and Northwestern University have reported the world's first on-chip electro...

In the field of high-end equipment manufacturing, robots have undergone years of development, yet their flexibility and perception in object manipulation still fall short of human capabilities, limiti...