Science And Technology
The United States: A Global Leader in Economy and Technology
As the world’s universally recognized most developed nation, the United States has long dominated the global economy, consistently ranking first in economic power. Its technological prowess equally leads the world, with the nation achieving numerous global firsts in fields such as healthcare, electronic information, aerospace, and nuclear industry within its short 200 - year history. At the heart of this technological dominance is Silicon Valley, located in the southern San Francisco Bay Area of Northern California.more
China: A Rising Technological Powerhouse
Since the founding of the People's Republic of China 75 years ago, the nation has made remarkable strides in science and technology. Guided by the principles that technology is the foundation of national strength and innovation is the soul of national progress, China has not only caught up with and surpassed many developed countries in traditional technological fields but also emerged as a global leader in cutting - edge and emerging sectors.more
Britain’s Technological Legacy: Strengths in a Modern Era
As the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, Britain has long been a cornerstone of global innovation. Though no longer the sole industrial powerhouse, the nation remains a formidable force in cutting-edge technology, with key strengths in microprocessor design, gene editing, biopharmaceuticals, and deep-sea oil drilling. These fields reflect a blend of historical expertise and modern research prowess.more
Nanotech Raises $25.5 Million for Sustainable Lithium Extraction Technology
Nanotech Raises $25.5 Million for Sustainable Lithium Extraction Technologymore
The United States: Dominating the Nobel Prize Landscape
As the world’s sole remaining superpower, the United States has long reigned supreme on the global stage of scientific achievement, and its unparalleled success at the Nobel Prize ceremonies stands as a testament to its dominance. With a staggering 409 Nobel laureates to date, the U.S. accounts for nearly 40% of all global award recipients, firmly establishing itself as the uncontested leader in the pursuit of Nobel - worthy research.more
Switzerland: Small in Size, Mighty in Nobel Achievements
Despite its relatively small population, Switzerland has firmly established itself as a global scientific powerhouse, boasting an impressive 27 Nobel laureates to date. This remarkable accomplishment underscores the nation’s extraordinary ability to nurture world - class talent and drive groundbreaking research, solidifying its reputation as a hub of innovation and academic excellence.more
Industrial Robotics: Japan’s Dominance and the Global Race for Technological Leadership
As the world hurtles toward an automated future, industrial robotics has emerged as a pivotal sector expected to drive global growth over the next five decades. At the heart of this revolution lies Japan, a nation that has secured a commanding lead in robotic technology, with its firms dominating both the market and key technical innovations.more
Euclid Space Telescope Unveils First Scientific Results
The European Space Agency (ESA) has released the first scientific results from the Euclid Space Telescope, which was launched in July 2023. Among these results are scientific images that vividly display a brilliant galaxy cluster, nearby spiral galaxies, and a colorful interstellar gas cloud teeming with hundreds of thousands of young stars. These images offer a breathtaking view into the wonders of the universe.more
Researchers Publish 15 Papers, Unveiling the Largest Brain Gene Regulatory Network Map
In a significant scientific endeavor, researchers have recently published 15 papers across the journals Science, Science Advances, and Scientific Reports. They claim to have mapped out the largest and most advanced multi - dimensional atlas of the brain's gene regulatory network to date. This comprehensive atlas details numerous regulatory elements that coordinate the brain's biological pathways and cellular functions.more
Scientists Unveil Ultra - Precise 3D Tumor Cell Maps and 'Molecular Clocks'
On October 30, in 12 papers published in Nature, researchers from the Human Tumor Atlas Network (HTAN) have created ultra - precise 3D maps of tumor cells by analyzing hundreds of thousands of cells from human and animal tissues. They also developed a “molecular clock” capable of tracking the cellular changes that lead to cancer.more
Another U.S. high-tech company, IBM, pulls out of China and lays off thousands of employees
Another U.S. high-tech company, IBM, pulls out of China and lays off thousands of employeesmore