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Dive into Asia’s dynamic scientific landscape, where ancient traditions and cutting-edge technologies intersect. From groundbreaking research in medicine and technology to innovative environmental solutions, explore how Asia’s diverse cultures and expertise are driving global scientific advancements.
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Scientists uncover how a Korean skincare ingredient from Centella asiatica can combat antibiotic-resistant bacteria, offering a promising, natural pathway toward developing new antimicrobial treatments amid a growing global health crisis.
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A fabricated eye condition, “bixonimania,” illustrates AI’s potential to spread medical misinformation, while advances in robotics and computing raise ethical concerns and highlight international competition in space exploration.
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Artemis II’s mission transformed the Moon into an actively explored terrain, allowing astronauts to study its features while marking a shift toward sustained reconnaissance, foundational for future lunar landings.
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Researchers from the University of Tokyo found nocturnal hawkmoths primarily pollinate the black nectar-producing plant Jasminanthes mucronata, highlighting novel ecological interactions.
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Central China is proposed as a new global biodiversity hotspot due to its unique plant species and significant evolutionary history.
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The study reveals distinct patterns in body size evolution between amniotes and lissamphibians, influenced by different respiratory systems.
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Researchers found that germline segregation in Arabidopsis occurs earlier than thought, supporting Weismann’s germ plasm theory in plants.
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A new discovery from China reveals complex animal life existed earlier than previously thought, dating back to the late Ediacaran Period, thus bridging gaps between the Ediacaran and Cambrian periods.
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Artemis II Sends Humans Moonward Again: NASA’s Artemis II mission launched Wednesday evening from Florida, sending four astronauts on a lunar flyby that marks humanity’s return to deep-space crewed travel for the first time since Apollo 17 in 1972. Commanded by Reid Wiseman, the crew includes Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen,…
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A study shows that air pollution alerts in Chinese cities effectively reduce PM2.5 levels, preventing nearly 54,000 premature deaths.
