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Science and Technology - Page 13

February 28, 2024
Business

Breakthrough Chinese Researchers Unveil 125TB Optical Disk Format

In a groundbreaking development, researchers in China have unveiled a revolutionary optical disk format capable of storing an astonishing 125 terabytes (TB) of data. This remarkable achievement marks a significant leap forward

Business

IBM to Launch the Largest Quantum Computer Yet in 2025

IBM has announced its ambitious plan to develop the largest quantum computer to date, targeting a groundbreaking new qubit record in 2025. By linking multiple smaller quantum processors into a single, modular system, the company aims to surpass its current

January 1, 2025

Huang Xuhua, ‘Father of China’s Nuclear Submarines,’ Passes Away at 99

Diplomacy/News

Huang Xuhua, the chief designer behind China’s first-generation nuclear submarines and a recipient of the prestigious Medal of the Republic, passed away on Thursday

Ranked: The Top 25 Countries with the Most Data Centers in 2024

Artificial Intelligence/Technology

Data centers serve as the backbone of the digital world, powering everything from cloud computing to social media platforms and e-commerce. They are responsible

China’s Einstein Probe astronomical satellite captures its first in-orbit images

April 28, 2024
News

China’s Einstein Probe (EP) astronomical satellite, sent into space in January this year, has captured its first in-orbit detection images, which were presented at a parallel forum of the 2024 Zhongguancun Forum

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Astronomers discover Milky Way’s heaviest known black hole

April 17, 2024
Education/News

Astronomers have found BH3 is by far the heaviest known stellar black hole in the Milky Way galaxy, 33 times the mass of the Sun. An international research team found the black

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Connecting the Brain’s Missing Links: My Talk with Iain McGilchrist

April 3, 2024
Interviews

In this interview with Dr. Iain McGilchrist, a distinguished authority in neuroscience, we explore the nuances of contemporary society, education, and the profound implications of technological advancement, particularly artificial intelligence (AI). Dr.

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Discarding Old Theories on the Path to Finding the First Humans Outside Africa

March 6, 2024
History

When I began studying human prehistory in the mid-1990s, little did I know that I would witness a paradigm shift in our understanding of when the first humans settled in Western Eurasia firsthand. At

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The Adaptive Value of Teenagers: How Peer Learning Contributes to Primate Success

March 3, 2024
Education

Anthropological science is our species’ attempt to address our most fundamental questions about who we are and how we got here. It asks for evidence of the evolutionary path we have traveled

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Breakthrough Chinese Researchers Unveil 125TB Optical Disk Format

February 28, 2024
Business

In a groundbreaking development, researchers in China have unveiled a revolutionary optical disk format capable of storing an astonishing 125 terabytes (TB) of data. This remarkable achievement marks a significant leap forward

More

Researchers identify 275 mln new genetic variants

February 21, 2024
Education/News

Researchers have discovered more than 275 million previously unreported genetic variants, the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) said on Tuesday. The new genetic variants were identified from data shared by nearly

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The Evolution of the Human Pair Bond

February 21, 2024
Education

Our species stands out from the animal kingdom in many ways. Some of them are obvious: we are big-brained primates who use tools and language, a social species with symbols, culture, and

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Study reveals characteristics of East Asian Homo sapiens 45,000 years ago

February 20, 2024
Education/History

The research on the origin, evolution and diffusion of Homo sapiens has long been a popular topic in the field of paleoanthropology. Led by Chinese scientists, an international research team’s recent study

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New study suggests birds began their evolution long before demise of dinosaurs

February 20, 2024
Education

A new study provides evidence suggesting that the evolution of modern birds commenced much earlier than previously believed, predating the extinction of dinosaurs. Published earlier this month in the journal Proceedings of

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