LLM Simulating Human Speech Advances Social Science Research, Human Data Remains Indispensable
2026-03-31
Large language models (LLMs) capable of simulating human speech are gradually becoming a new tool for social science research. They enable low-cost testing of hypotheses and pilot studies, and have al...
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Chinese and American Scientists Develop "Photonic Structure Cement" to Help Cool Buildings
2026-03-31
On August 20, according to TASS, Chinese and American scientists have developed a new type of building material — "photonic structure cement" — that can interact with light and heat to help cool...
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Pennsylvania State University Develops New Process to Improve Shale Oil Recovery and Support Carbon Dioxide Storage
2026-03-31
According to data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, shale oil reservoirs have driven U.S. crude oil production to record highs over the past decade, but low extraction efficiency has re...
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Yale University Develops New mRNA Vaccine Platform to Enhance Immune Response
2026-03-30
A Yale University research team has published a paper in Nature Biomedical Engineering, announcing the development of a new molecular vaccine platform (MVP) that can significantly enhance the immune r...
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Keck Observatory Observations Reveal New Clues to Protoplanet Formation
2026-03-30
Astronomers using the W. M. Keck Observatory in Hawaii have conducted high-resolution observations of the HD 34282 star system, providing new data for studying the early stages of protoplanet formatio...
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory Leads Multiple Fusion Energy Research Collaborations
2026-03-30
Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) of the U.S. Department of Energy has been selected to lead three research collaborations with fusion industry partners as part of the 2025 cohort of the Innovation...
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NASA Tests Deployment of Roman Space Telescope Solar Arrays and Sunshield
2026-03-30
On August 7 and 8, NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope team evaluated the observatory's solar arrays and a sunshield-style deployable aperture cover — two components that will be stowed durin...
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University at Buffalo Develops New Electronic Textile, Giving Robots "Real Touch"
2026-03-30
The University at Buffalo has made a major breakthrough in the field of robotic tactile perception. The new electronic textile (E-textile) it developed is expected to solve the problem of robots lacki...
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Yale University New Research: Applying Lime to Agricultural Soil May Help Reduce Carbon, Calls for Re-examination of Emission Policies
2026-03-30
A new study presented at the Goldschmidt Conference in Prague brings a new perspective to agricultural carbon reduction. Based on more than 100 years of data from the Mississippi River Basin and detai...
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University of Texas New Method: Improves Oil Recovery, Stores Carbon and Is Safer
2026-03-30
Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin have proposed a new method to improve oil recovery. Modeling studies show it is highly effective, producing more oil, storing more carbon, and offering...
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University of Chicago Research Reveals Mini-Neptunes May Possess Solid Surfaces
2026-03-28
Researchers at the University of Chicago have published a study in The Astrophysical Journal Letters suggesting that mini-Neptunes, which are common throughout the universe, may possess solid surfaces...
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory Builds Non-Nuclear Testbed to Support Development of Autonomous Control for Space Nuclear Reactors
2026-03-28
Nuclear energy is a primary power option for space exploration, but its success depends on reactors capable of operating autonomously, rather than relying on human operators in space.
To achieve this...
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