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  • Full text: Chinese President Xi Jinping's 2026 New Year message

    On New Year's Eve, Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered his 2026 New Year message through China Media Group and the internet.

  • Xi Congratulates Science and Technology Daily on Its 40th Anniversary

    Chinese President Xi Jinping has sent a congratulatory letter to the Science and Technology Daily on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of its founding.

  • 'Obesity Memory' Makes Losing Weight so Tough

    One-eighth of the global population struggles with obesity. Yet, for many, losing weight proves incredibly difficult. New research on mice offers a crucial clue: Immune cells known as "adipose tissue macrophages" harbor an "obesity memory," acting as the hidden culprit.

  • Technology Resurrects Imperial Tribute Bricks

    ​There is a folk saying, "Beijing's city, Linqing's bricks," highlighting the special status of Linqing tribute bricks in building Beijing's iconic architecture. These grey bricks, made in kilns in the city of Linqing in Shandong province, east China, were used in the imperial architecture of the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties. Grand structures such as the "Forbidden City" —known as the Palace Museum today — and the Temple of Heaven in Beijing were built with these bricks, renowned for producing a resonant sound when struck, and displaying a dense, pore-free cross-section when broken.

  • All-Weather Aerostats: Long-Endurance Airborne Nodes

    The launch ceremony for the world's first all-weather aerostat Yunshao M1000-CNS was held in Rong county, Sichuan province.

  • Satellite Remote Sensing Empowers China-Africa Cooperation

    The China-Africa Cooperation Center on Satellite Remote Sensing Application (CACSA) Week 2026 was held in Beijing from September 15 to 18.

  • BRICS STI Partnership Yields Fruitful Results

    Cooperation in science, technology, and innovation (STI) is continuously taking root and bearing fruit across BRICS nations.

  • How Long Before Smart Robot Butler Is a Real Thing?

    ​A pile of laundry sits in the washing machine, waiting to be hung out to dry. Another pile of clean clothes lies haphazardly on the bed. The wet clothes have to be taken out and hung on the washing line and the pile on the bed has to be dealt with by folding each item and keeping them in the wardrobe. And all this is to be done by robots.

  • Robot Marks Football Pitch with High Precision

    How long does it take to paint white lines on a competition-grade football pitch? In the traditional way, it generally takes five workers pushing the line-marking machines manually a full day. But with the help of a marking robot a single operator can complete the work in 40 minutes with a positioning precision of ±4 millimeters.

  • Citation Laureates 2026 Honored for Transformative Scientific Breakthroughs

    22 researchers honored for Nobel-class discoveries, including pioneers of GLP-1 medicines and other world-changing advances.

  • 2026 Pujiang Innovation Forum Connects South Africa with More Partners

    The 2026 Pujiang Innovation Forum wrapped up in Shanghai on September 14. South Africa featured as the Country of Honor this year.

  • Kenya Claims Gold at Global AgriInno Challenge 2026 in Hangzhou

    The finals of the Global AgriInno Challenge 2026 concluded recently in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, east China.

  • Pujiang Innovation Forum Calls for Deeper Collaboration Amid Changes

    Themed "Sharing Innovation and Shaping the Future: The Mission of the Global Sci-Tech Community amid a New Round of Sci-Tech Revolution," the 2026 Pujiang Innovation Forum brought together scientists, policymakers and industry practitioners from more than 50 countries and regions, plus over 20 international organizations.

  • China-CEEC Innovation Cooperation Gains Greater Momentum

    Themed "A Decade of Innovation, Building the Future Together," the conference was held in Ningbo, Zhejiang province and Nanjing, Jiangsu province, from September 9 to September 11.

  • Decoding 'Spectral Fingerprints' of Yungang Grottoes

    The newly released World Internet Conference Cultural Heritage Digitalization Case Collection (2026) presents the latest global achievements in digital heritage preservation, featuring 45 outstanding practices from 13 countries and regions. Among the highlighted projects is an innovative initiative that applies 3D hyperspectral data acquisition to Caves 7 and 8 of China's Yungang Grottoes. Marking a global first, the project systematically deploys hyperspectral technology for the digital conservation of large-scale three-dimensional stone relics, opening a new chapter in fine-grained grotto documentation.

  • A 'Living Dress' Made of Mycelium

    ​Cordyceps militaris, commonly known as "chong cao hua" in China, is a fungus belonging to the Cordycipitaceae family and the genus Cordyceps. It is commonly used as both a food ingredient and a medicinal herb, and its mycelium can also be used in material manufacturing.

  • Guangxi Highlights TCM Innovation & AI Health Tech at 2026 CIFTIS

    At the ongoing 2026 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) in Beijing, being held from September 9 to 13, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, the guest province of honor, highlights its strength in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM).

  • Norway Pavilion at 2026 CIFTIS

    As the Guest Country of Honor at the 2026 CIFTIS, Norway presents its national pavilion in Beijing.

  • 2026 CIFTIS Boosts Openness, Cooperation

    Themed "Global Services, Shared Prosperity," the 2026 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS), being held in Beijing from September 9 to 13, has brought exhibitors from 90 countries and international organizations, with more than 1,800 companies exhibiting on-site.

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Xi Congratulates Science and Technology Daily on Its 40th Anniversary

Chinese President Xi Jinping has sent a congratulatory letter to the Science and Technology Daily on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of its founding.

'Obesity Memory' Makes Losing Weight so Tough

One-eighth of the global population struggles with obesity. Yet, for many, losing weight proves incredibly difficult. New research on mice offers a crucial clue: Immune cells known as "adipose tissue macrophages" harbor an "obesity memory," acting as the hidden culprit.

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