A new modelling study examines how a close encounter between young stars could change the material available for planet formation.
Scientists have developed a foliar fertilizer approach that uses spiny, pollen-like silica particles to improve nutrient retention on rice leaves.
Researchers at the Shanghai Institute of Ceramics have explored how temperature can change the electronic properties of a topological material.
Researchers have engineered plant immune receptors to recognize selected pathogen proteins, opening a possible route to more adaptable disease resistance.
A study of methane-producing microbes from the deep sea has shed light on how these organisms persist where phosphorus is scarce.
Amazon lacks space to accommodate its entire workforce.
Texas police officer switched to AT&T FirstNet and got a horrible surprise.
The person is experiencing severe respiratory illness from the H5N1 infection.
It works well, but there still aren't enough modern, console-style games.
NASA’s SpaceX Crew-13 mission launched from Florida on October 1, carrying four crew members toward the International Space Station.
Rocks along the inner rim of Mars’ Jezero Crater preserve evidence of several episodes of water activity, according to a new study using Perseverance rover observations.
NASA’s Perseverance rover has recorded a rare view from Mars: Earth briefly disappearing behind Phobos, the larger of the planet’s two moons.
NASA’s Juno mission has measured temperatures beneath the surface of Jupiter’s moon Io, revealing strong heating within its shallow crust.
Analysis of NASA’s Lucy flyby has revealed more about the unusual shape and rotation of asteroid Donaldjohanson.
NASA’s Psyche spacecraft has completed a gravity-assist flyby of Mars, an important step on its journey to the asteroid that gives the mission its name.
Beijing’s autumn programme is offering visitors a choice of large flower displays, park walks and seasonal wetland experiences.
WHO has issued its first global guidelines on obesity among children and adolescents, calling for accessible, continuing care suited to young people and their families.
WHO is expanding its prequalification programme for medical devices, broadening a system used to support quality-assured health procurement.
WHO and Lions Clubs have agreed to support expanded mental health services in Jordan and Nepal through a partnership running to 2028.
New WHO guidance on dementia emphasizes the potential to reduce risk across the life course through health services and changes in everyday environments.
WHO is urging countries to expand newborn screening so that treatable congenital conditions can be identified before they cause avoidable harm.
WHO’s World Health Statistics 2026 report warns that improvements in health are not advancing fast enough to meet global goals for 2030.
Electric-vehicle charging on China’s highways increased sharply during the National Day holiday, according to official data released on October 8.
China’s high-tech manufacturing output rose 16.7 percent year on year in August, outpacing overall industrial growth, according to official figures released on September 15.
Researchers in China have developed a robotic research system that connects artificial intelligence with experiments to speed the development of materials for demanding marine conditions.
A July report from Shanghai highlights the range of jobs being tested with humanoid robots, from showroom demonstrations to electronics manufacturing.
Beijing is showcasing its artificial intelligence industry through a June 10–13 media programme focused on humanoid robots and emerging applications.
Robotics, artificial intelligence and quantum technology are among the headline exhibits at the 28th China Beijing International High-Tech Expo, running from May 8 to 10.
The Chinese Academy of Sciences has introduced a model system combining scientific literature tools, research agents and eight specialist models.
