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The first indoor vertical farm grows strawberries
Plenty Richmond, the world's first vertical farm to grow strawberries indoors on a large scale, opened on September 24 in Richmond, Virginia.
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The first Vietnamese person to be honored with the TechWomen 100 award
Dr. Nguyen Thuy Ba Linh was honored at the TechWomen 100 award for her contributions to research and development of advanced materials technology for biomedical applicat…
Cancer
New way found to kill the world's second most common cancer
Researchers from Oregon State University (USA) have discovered how to transform
AI - Artificial intelligence
The smarter the artificial intelligence, the more it likes to hide its ignorance?
As large language models (LLMs) get larger and more sophisticated, they tend to be less willing to admit to users that they don't know the answer.
Computer science
Smartphone fully charged in 1 minute: 'Trick' or unprecedented breakthrough?
Thanks to a breakthrough study from the University of Colorado (USA), the possibility of a smartphone being able to fully charge in 1 minute is no longer a far-fetched d…
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China completes the world's largest ion trap quantum simulation
This is the largest quantum simulation or calculation performed to date, which is expected to pave the way for the birth of large-scale quantum computing.
Environment
Warning about environmental pollution from colorful plastic
Research shows that brightly colored plastics such as red, blue and green are able to decompose into microplastics faster than light or colorless plastics.
New technology
Long-range wireless charging technology for flying drones
A group of experts at the University of Texas is developing technology that allows electric discharge to charge drones in mid-air based on electromagnetic waves.
Archeology
Cosmic rays shed light on 7,000-year-old Greek village
A powerful cosmic ray caused a spike in radiocarbon levels in an area of Greece in 5259 BC.
Health
China successfully developed electronic skin that can withstand extremely cold temperatures
New electronic skins can wrap around the robot's hand, helping to accurately sense pressure and identify objects in conditions as cold as minus 78 degrees Celsius.
Health
First successful pig liver transplant to a living person
Chinese scientists have just successfully transplanted a gene-edited pig liver into a 71-year-old man with right lobe liver cancer.
Oceanography
The scientist communicated with the whale for 20 minutes
Scientists from the SETI Institute, the University of California Davis and the Alaska Whale Foundation made the breakthrough when they had a 20-minute conversation with…
Health
Successfully 'thawing' a frozen human brain for the first time
Scientists have finally found a way to freeze the human brain, then 'thaw' it while still maintaining normal function.
New technology
Humans can control objects with their thoughts without needing a chip implanted
Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University develop a non-invasive brain-computer interface that helps people move objects with their thoughts.
Archeology
Revealing the face of a Neanderthal woman 75,000 years ago
A team of archaeologists in England has revealed the reconstructed face of a Neanderthal woman who lived 75,000 years ago.