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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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A Sun Yat-sen University study finds that soil moisture governs whether nitrogen fertilizer converts efficiently or builds up as reactive nitrite, with implications for farming.
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Shanghai researchers show that dietary fat ratios shape T-cell membrane composition and ferroptosis sensitivity, revealing diet as a hidden factor in immune function.
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A new editorial argues AI is becoming a genuine research partner in science, but warns that human oversight, transparency, and accountability must stay central to discovery.
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Chinese researchers uncover an iron-GSDMD-IL-33 pathway driving allergic airway inflammation, pointing to iron mobilization as a potential new target for treating asthma.
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POSTECH researchers turned ribosomes into molecular switches, creating RATEX, an RNA-based gene circuit platform that lets living cells read multiple signals and make decisions.
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KAIST researchers reveal AI agents consume up to 136.5 times more energy per query than standard generative AI, with data-center demand projected to rival half of U.S. power use.
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A special journal issue argues the gut and tumor microbiome actively shapes cancer development and treatment response, opening new paths for prevention, diagnosis, and therapy.
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Chinese researchers unveil a dual-active-layer 3D design for superconducting circuits that compresses timing delays by up to 28.8%, offering a path forward as Moore’s Law slows.
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Shanghai researchers propose a brain-like optical computing framework merging photonic perception, memory, and learning to power future autonomous robots and edge-intelligence devices.
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Chinese researchers found that aging-associated p16INK4a+ cells actively drive tendon repair via JMJD3 epigenetic signaling, challenging assumptions about senescent cells.
