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Hong Kong business leaders examine investment opportunities…
Co-organised by the South China Morning Post and the Hong Kong Investment Corporation (HKIC), the closed-door SCMP C-Suite roundtable welcomed Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po as guest of honour, alongside HKIC CEO Clara Chan as guest speaker. Held under the theme “From APEC Consensus to Action: Hong Kong’s Five-Year Plan and Strategic Role in China’s Next Phase of Growth”, the discussion explored how the city’s development strategy aligns with China’s 15th Five-Year Plan and its implications...
11/12 10:00作者 SCMP C-Suitehttps://www.scmp.com/presented/business/topics/c-suite-content-hub/article/3374079/hong-kong-business-leaders-examine-investment-opportunities-under-citys-first-five-year-plan
US citizen, ‘Chinese blood’: top biologist caught in debate…
A top Chinese-American biologist who left Harvard University to take up a position in China is facing an online backlash amid a growing debate over whether senior returnees are squeezing out the country’s young scientists. Yuan Junying, a pioneer in the study of how cells die, drew attention in China late last month when she defended her US citizenship after winning a major science prize at the World Laureates Forum in her hometown of Shanghai. “I’ve always said my blood is Chinese blood,” said...
11/11 20:00作者 Ling Xinhttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3374058/us-citizen-chinese-blood-top-biologist-yuan-junying-caught-debate-over-returnees
How AI powers Hong Kong Baptist University professors’ rese…
Two researchers in Hong Kong are using advanced data-driven computation and artificial intelligence (AI) alongside traditional scientific principles to better understand the mechanisms of the human brain and tackle the growing urban threat posed by extreme temperatures and air pollution. The academics at Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU) have been recognised by Hong Kong’s Research Grants Council (RGC), a non-statutory advisory council under the University Grants Committee responsible for...
11/11 12:00署名 Morning Studio editorshttps://www.scmp.com/native/news/hong-kong/education/topics/research-real-world-impact/article/3373527/how-ai-powers-hong-kong-baptist-university-professors-research-benefit-society
Malaysia says jellyfish light over Sabah was Chinese rocket…
A mysterious, jellyfish-shaped light spotted in the skies over Sabah was from a Chinese rocket launch, not aliens, according to the Malaysian Space Agency. The glowing trail linked to the Long March 12 rocket, launched from southern China’s Hainan province in the early morning of Monday, sparked buzz and concerns over potential debris across the Borneo state. Malaysia’s Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation said it received a report about the rocket’s sighting from MYSA. MYSA was also...
11/11 12:23作者 Ushar Danielehttps://www.scmp.com/week-asia/health-environment/article/3374019/malaysia-says-jellyfish-light-over-sabah-was-chinese-rocket-not-aliens
Written in bone: China bets on ancient scripts for modern s…
China has established an institute dedicated to preserving rare and endangered historical disciplines, advancing Beijing’s push to elevate traditional culture as a pillar of its soft power and national narrative. The institute was inaugurated at the University of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (UCASS) in Beijing on Friday, alongside the launch of an association to consolidate nationwide resources involving the studies. The institute includes a dozen ancient ethnic minority scripts such as...
11/11 11:00作者 Eve Qiaohttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/politics/article/3373970/written-bone-china-bets-ancient-scripts-modern-soft-power
PLA cyber expert Guo Shize removed from Chinese Academy of…
A leading cybersecurity scientist in the Chinese military, Guo Shize, has been removed from the website of the country’s top national research institute. Guo, 57, a researcher at the Information Technology Security Research Centre of the People’s Liberation Army, was elected to the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) in 2023. It is not known when his page was removed from the academy’s website, but Chinese media reports noted the change on Monday. Neither the academy nor Beijing’s defence ministry...
11/11 06:00作者 Holly Chikhttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3373975/pla-cybersecurity-scientist-guo-shize-removed-chinese-academy-sciences-website
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Chinese-French team celebrates ‘borderless connections’ at…
The Chinese and French winners of the 2026 Shaw Prize in Life Science and Medicine have highlighted the spirit of “borderless connections” and friendship behind their research – which turned a rare form of leukaemia from deadly to widely curable. At an awards ceremony at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre on Tuesday attended by Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu, the life scientists celebrated their breakthrough as an “East meets West” success story and called for collaboration to...
11/10 23:13作者 Lo Hoi-yinghttps://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/society/article/3373988/chinese-french-team-celebrates-borderless-connections-shaw-prize-ceremony
Data link trial: China team finds hollow-core fibre cuts la…
Light travels through conventional optical fibres at about 200,000km per second – about two-thirds the speed it travels in a vacuum – because the signals are passing through solid glass. When vast amounts of data are exchanged between computing centres hundreds or thousands of kilometres apart, this difference amounts to a substantial delay. Now, Chinese researchers have unveiled optical fibre that replaces the solid glass core with air, cutting the data transmission delay by about 30 per cent...
11/10 21:00作者 Chao Konghttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3373956/data-link-trial-chinese-team-finds-hollow-core-fibre-cuts-lag-30-across-1000km
UK Nobel winner launches programme to develop hepatitis C v…
A British Nobel-winning virologist has launched a programme to develop the world’s first hepatitis C vaccine after joining a university in Hong Kong, tapping the city’s research funding, access to Chinese strains of the virus and partnerships with mainland drug-makers. Sir Michael Houghton, who won the 2020 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for the co-discovery of the hepatitis C virus, said he joined Baptist University after more than four decades in North America, as the United States and...
11/10 19:10作者 Kristen Cheunghttps://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/health-environment/article/3373966/nobel-winning-uk-scientist-launches-programme-develop-hepatitis-c-vaccine-hong-kong
M. John Harrison wins the Booker Prize for The End of Every…
UK author M. John Harrison won the Booker Prize on Monday for his enigmatic novel The End of Everything, which echoes concerns about artificial intelligence in a darkly satirical depiction of post-apocalyptic Britain. Harrison, 81, became the oldest winner of the award, which comes with a £50,000 (US$67,000) prize and a boost in sales and profile for the winner. A veteran of the British science fiction literary scene, it was Harrison’s first time being shortlisted for the coveted prize, which...
11/10 09:07來源法新社https://www.scmp.com/news/world/europe/article/3373860/m-john-harrison-wins-booker-prize-end-everything
Beyond LLMs? China forges new path for AI with focus on ind…
China’s artificial intelligence development is expanding beyond general large language models (LLMs) towards a new generation of specialised systems designed to solve real-world industrial problems, according to a leading computer science researcher. Cui Peng, an associate professor at Beijing’s elite Tsinghua University, said that specialist systems capable of analysing industrial data, such as factory sensor readings and financial records, could become a crucial part of AI’s next phase in...
11/9 19:32作者 Chong Ming Leehttps://www.scmp.com/tech/tech-trends/article/3373822/beyond-llms-china-forges-new-path-ai-focus-industrial-systems
China eyes new grip on EV sector with high-performance rare…
China’s high-performance rare-earth rubber faces a commercial test as manufacturers seek to expand its use in electric vehicle (EV) and heavy-duty tyres, with market data suggesting it commands a higher price than conventional synthetic rubber. Rare-earth cis-butadiene rubber grade ND9106 was quoted at 22,500 yuan (US$3,400) per tonne in China during the week from October 26 to November 1, compared with 16,660 yuan per tonne for conventional BR9000 in Shandong province, according to market data...
11/9 18:00作者 Chao Konghttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3373791/china-eyes-new-grip-ev-sector-high-performance-rare-earth-rubber
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Chinese ‘black-hole’ blood purifier catches tumour cells to…
Chinese scientists have developed a first-of-its-kind purifier capable of removing breakaway tumour cells that circulate through the bloodstream, potentially preventing the recurrence and spread of some cancers. The Shanghai Jiao Tong University-led team said the proof-of-concept platform could lower the risk of metastasis – the leading cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide – in a peer-reviewed research paper published on November 2. When tested in mouse models of breast cancer, the device...
11/9 15:43作者 Victoria Belahttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3373756/chinese-black-hole-purifier-catches-tumour-cells-blood-stop-cancer-spread
China’s brain-reading device achieves 94% mind-typing accur…
Chinese researchers have created a comfortable electrode for non-invasive brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) that achieved over 94 per cent accuracy in visual mind-typing tests during day-long use. The gradient electrodes – designed to overcome the current trade-offs of conventional uniformly soft or rigid electrodes – were integrated into a commercial electroencephalogram (EEG) cap and tested during rest over the span of 14 hours. Furthermore, the electrodes enabled eight hours of stable EEG...
11/9 10:00作者 Victoria Belahttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3373477/chinas-comfortable-brain-reading-device-achieves-94-mind-typing-accuracy-day-long-use
Will China’s slow and steady moon landing plan be a safer b…
China’s full dress rehearsal for its crewed moon landing would be tougher on schedule but safer than Nasa’s cheaper bet on commercial landers, a US space policy analyst said after the rival powers updated their lunar plans within a week of each other. Wang Xiang, deputy chief designer of China’s crewed space programme, said in Beijing on October 31 that, before sending any astronauts, China would dock the Lanyue lander and Mengzhou spacecraft in lunar orbit, and Lanyue would touch down, lift off...
11/8 23:00作者 Ling Xinhttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3373711/will-chinas-slow-and-steady-moon-landing-plan-be-safer-bet-us
Chinese university stops using AI to spot absent-minded stu…
A top university in China’s eastern Jiangsu province has rolled back a controversial feature of its AI-powered classroom tracking system following fierce public backlash. Students at Nanjing University were recently notified by the university that it would begin using its “smart classroom” system – upgraded over the summer – to record full attendance rates over a one-week period, Chinese media reported on Wednesday. Outrage flared when leaked screenshots purportedly revealed the AI-powered...
11/7 20:00作者 Dannie Penghttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3373599/top-china-university-stops-using-ai-spot-absent-minded-students-after-backlash
HKUST president Nancy Ip wins Unesco prize for Alzheimer’s…
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) president Nancy Ip Yuk-yu has been awarded a United Nations prize for her “outstanding contributions” in neuroscience, which have enabled the earlier diagnosis and better monitoring of Alzheimer’s disease. Ip was presented with the Unesco-Equatorial Guinea International Prize for Research in the Life Sciences on Friday in Paris. “Dr Nancy Yuk-yu Ip, president of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, is a world-renowned...
11/7 10:54作者 Cannix Yauhttps://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/education/article/3373626/hkust-president-nancy-ip-wins-unesco-prize-alzheimers-research
China’s chemogenetic therapy trial cuts seizures in epileps…
For people living with refractory epilepsy, the brain is like a city that can suffer a blackout any time lightning strikes. Without warning, an abnormal neural discharge can sweep through the intracranial circuits, leaving behind convulsions, loss of consciousness and years of lingering panic. Around one-third of epilepsy patients worldwide are completely unresponsive to existing medications, while traditional craniotomy resection surgery often carries the risk of irreversible neurological...
11/6 21:00作者 Shi Huanghttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3373500/kill-switch-epilepsy-china-cuts-seizures-926-first-human-chemogenetic-trial
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Beijing approves giant Long March 9 rocket for deep-space a…
Beijing has given the go-ahead for the Long March 9, a super heavy rocket often seen as China’s answer to SpaceX’s Starship, weeks after the American megarocket first reached orbit, according to a lecture slide circulating online. The stainless-steel giant received official approval last month, according to the slide. At 110 metres (361 feet) tall and 10.6 metres wide, it will be the most powerful and expensive launcher China has ever built. The slide, presented in the northwestern city of Xian...
11/6 19:04作者 Ling Xinhttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3373578/beijing-approves-giant-long-march-9-rocket-deep-space-and-lunar-base-runs
Chinese space firm builds wooden rocket nose cone for cheap…
Chinese commercial space firm Light Year Explorer has manufactured a rocket fairing with a wooden outer skin as part of the company’s push for lower-cost, mass-produced launch vehicles. The design of the protective shell uses low-density plywood formed into a smooth aerodynamic curve, supported by an internal metal framework to bear loads, according to the Jiangsu-based company. “This configuration matches traditional composite fairings in key performance areas such as weight, structural...
11/6 16:00作者 Holly Chikhttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3373486/chinese-space-firm-builds-wooden-rocket-nose-cone-cheaper-frequent-launches
Chinese scientists chill atoms to record low on Tiangong sp…
Chinese scientists have chilled atoms aboard the Tiangong space station to the lowest temperature ever measured, smashing US and German records and paving the way for ultra-precise space sensors that could find hidden minerals, track climate change and test Einstein’s theory of gravity. Researchers from Peking University and the Chinese Academy of Sciences brought thousands of rubidium atoms, packed into a cloud smaller than a grain of sand, to less than 10 trillionths of a degree above absolute...
11/6 03:00作者 Ling Xinhttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3373343/chinese-scientists-chill-atoms-record-low-tiangong-space-station
Lithuania builds world’s biggest ultra-fast laser factory a…
Amid tensions with China, a small European country is anchoring itself at the centre of the global semiconductor and artificial intelligence (AI) hardware supply chain as a laser powerhouse. The latest sign of Lithuania’s growing footprint in the sector came last month, when laser maker Litilit launched a new factory in the capital, Vilnius. The company’s expansion unfolds as the Baltic nation of fewer than 3 million people navigates fraught ties with Beijing, which has targeted Lithuania with a...
11/5 21:00作者 Holly Chikhttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3373418/lithuania-builds-worlds-biggest-ultra-fast-laser-factory-amid-china-tensions
China performs world-first precision laser-cutting experime…
China’s space scientists have become the first to carry out precision laser cutting in orbit, slicing a piece of “large-scale equipment” with a robotic arm fixed to the outside the Tiangong space station. The official Science and Technology Daily reported on Wednesday that millimetre-scale cuts were made by a laser maintenance device operated remotely from “hundreds of kilometres away”. Precision laser cutting involves focusing a beam of light to slice or melt material with extreme accuracy, a...
11/5 17:59作者 Victoria Belahttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3373411/china-proves-cut-above-world-first-precision-laser-experiment-space
Chinese scientists make toothbrush that uses electric shock…
No matter how thoroughly you brush your teeth in the morning and evening, the battle against bacteria is almost certain to be lost. Within a few hours of brushing, it will return in force and rebuild a solid defence line on the surface of your teeth. From ancient times to now, humanity has essentially had only one way of dealing with it, whether it was using twigs and sticks or the first bristled toothbrushes, which date back to 10th century China. But even today’s most advanced electric brushes...
11/5 03:00作者 Shi Huanghttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3373278/chinese-scientists-make-toothbrush-uses-mild-electric-shocks-reduce-plaque
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2 cancer drugs from Li Ka-shing-backed Sequencio garner glo…
Two cancer vaccines from Hong Kong-based Sequencio Therapeutics have been selected for presentation at a major US conference, as companies bet on therapies based on ribonucleic acid (RNA) to deliver breakthroughs in cancer treatment. Sequencio, a subsidiary of Li Ka-shing-backed CK Life Sciences, said on Wednesday that it will present preclinical data on cancer vaccine candidates CKLS118 and CKLS202 at the Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer (SITC) conference on Friday in Phoenix, Arizona. The...
11/4 15:01作者 Xinmei Shenhttps://www.scmp.com/business/companies/article/3373234/2-cancer-drugs-li-ka-shing-backed-sequencio-garner-global-attention
Chinese court hears US$53.5 billion Covid defamation case a…
A Chinese court has begun hearings in a defamation case filed by authorities and institutes in Beijing and Wuhan against the US state of Missouri over accusations tied to Covid-19. In a notice on Monday, the Wuhan Intermediate People’s Court said it held a hearing on Friday and legal proceedings were continuing. The case was jointly filed on April 30, 2025 by the Wuhan government in Hubei province, the Chinese Academy of Sciences and its subordinate entity, the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV),...
11/3 21:00作者 Phoebe Zhanghttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/politics/article/3373161/chinese-court-hears-us535-billion-covid-defamation-case-against-us-state-missouri
Want to control a drone with your mind? Try it at Hong Kong…
Think you can steer a drone using nothing more than your own concentrated thoughts? It may sound like science fiction, but mind-controlled drone-flying is one of the free activities the public can take part in at the upcoming Being Human Festival in Hong Kong. Running from November 5 to 15, the festival is the first Hong Kong edition of the UK’s national festival of the humanities, which was founded in 2014. Organised by the University of Hong Kong (HKU)’s Faculty of Arts under the theme...
11/3 19:15作者 Enid Tsuihttps://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/arts/article/3372981/mind-controlled-drone-flying-hong-kongs-being-human-festival-among-varied-programme
Chinese drug iza-bren doubles lung cancer survival window i…
An anticancer drug developed by Sichuan Biokin Pharmaceutical took centre stage in a late-breaking oral presentation at the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) Congress in Madrid last week. Researchers said the drug, iza-bren, showed a significant advantage over platinum-based chemotherapy in a phase 3 randomised, double-blind clinical trial conducted at 73 hospitals in China and involving 432 patients with advanced lung cancer. The median progression-free survival (PFS) – the length of...
11/3 16:00作者 Shi Huanghttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3373061/chinese-drug-iza-bren-doubles-lung-cancer-survival-window-phase-3-trial
To fly or not to fly: Chinese mechanic reports short-lived…
A Chinese aviation specialist has reported that some high-pressure turbine blades in US-made GE Aerospace engines powering Boeing 787 aircraft have suffered unexpectedly early damage, leaving airlines with a difficult choice: replace the engines or continue flying under strict inspection requirements. The findings raise questions about the reliability of American aerospace products amid growing scrutiny of US manufacturing quality. According to the study, cracks can develop in some blades within...
11/2 12:00作者 Chao Konghttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3372689/fly-or-not-fly-chinese-mechanic-reports-short-lived-ge-engine-blades-boeing-787
China found giant ‘chimneys’ in deep water that could impac…
Chinese researchers have mapped how energy from surface wind surges thousands of metres into the seabed, revealing massive underwater conduits they called “inertial chimneys”. The discovery, based on data collected by a US-funded ocean sensor array off the east coast of Japan, coupled with future long-term underwater monitoring, can provide underwater acoustic environmental support for marine detection and communication, the team said. The scientists from the Institute of Oceanology of the...
11/2 11:13作者 Holly Chikhttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3372663/chinese-scientists-found-giant-chimneys-deep-water-could-alter-submarine-warfare
Chinese archaeologists prepare for hi-tech excavations with…
Chinese archaeologists are set for a hi-tech turn, with the latest five-year blueprint aiming to deploy AI and deep-sea robots to trace Chinese history, decipher the origins of East Asian humans and expand the country’s cultural soft power. Scientists will develop technologies such as remote sensing, ancient DNA analysis, underwater archaeology robots and artificial intelligence (AI) models for virtual restoration of excavated artefacts, according to the 15th five-year work plan for...
10/31 21:30作者 Holly Chikhttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3372841/chinese-archaeologists-set-hi-tech-excavations-ai-and-deep-sea-robots
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‘Science is not negotiable’: world urged to protect Earth’s…
Nearly 200 nations have struck hard-fought agreements at a UN biodiversity summit, but the outcome was accompanied by disappointment over missed opportunities to address humanity’s destructive toll on nature. Delegates cheered on Friday as crucial texts were approved in overtime but the celebrations were tempered by acrimonious debates and regret over limited progress on some of the most contentious issues. The Cop17 summit in Armenia sought to revive a landmark commitment to halt and reverse...
10/31 19:16來源法新社https://www.scmp.com/news/world/united-states-canada/article/3372839/200-nations-cop17-commit-biodiversity-goals-amid-missed-opportunities
AI could turn China’s social credit system into surveillanc…
China’s social credit system, stereotypically imagined as an all-powerful numerical scoring project for authoritarian control, has gained notoriety in the West – although people inside the country actually feel little of its presence or practical influence. In a government-funded study, however, a Chinese legal scholar warned that deploying artificial intelligence (AI) risked turning the rating system into a “large-scale surveillance tool”. The paper was published in the Journal of Sichuan...
10/31 18:00作者 Dannie Penghttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3372510/ai-could-turn-chinas-social-credit-system-surveillance-tool-government-funded-study
China joins global race to reawaken brain-injury patients t…
After spending three months in a coma following a brain haemorrhage, a patient in China has regained the ability to speak, eat and walk with support – part of an early clinical trial using targeted sound waves to help “wake up” severely damaged brains, according to state media. The technology, developed by a coalition including the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology, used focused ultrasound waves to stimulate regions deep within the brain without requiring...
10/31 15:00作者 Minxiao Changhttps://www.scmp.com/tech/tech-trends/article/3372779/china-joins-global-race-reawaken-brain-injury-patients-through-ultrasound-therapy
Mao vs Rao: Cell Press probe clears editor but Chinese biol…
Prominent biologist Rao Yi is refusing to back down after Cell Press said it had found no evidence that top journal editor Steve Mao sought bribes from Chinese scientists. In a statement published on Thursday evening, Cell Press – one of the world’s leading scientific publishers, owned by Elsevier – said its investigation had “largely concluded” and “found no evidence to support the aforementioned allegations”. Nevertheless, Rao, a tenured chair professor at Peking University who stepped down as...
10/31 12:00作者 Dannie Penghttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3372707/mao-vs-rao-cell-press-probe-clears-editor-chinese-biologist-keeps-pressure
AI, fuelled by advanced chips, set to power their manufactu…
Artificial intelligence is no longer merely the driving force behind global semiconductor demand, but is also actively reinventing how chips are designed and built, industry leaders and scientists said at a major science forum in Shanghai on Friday. Chen Yunji, co-founder of AI chipmaker Cambricon Technologies, predicted that the integration between AI and chip design would eventually automate the chip design process entirely. “In the [next] 10 years, the most important development … is the RSI...
10/30 20:59作者 Ann Caohttps://www.scmp.com/tech/big-tech/article/3372774/ai-fuelled-advanced-chips-set-power-semiconductor-manufacturing-industry-veteran
Exclusive | Asian scientists are looking to South Korea as…
As tightening US visa restrictions and geopolitics lock out Asian researchers from Western institutions, South Korea is emerging as a new academic sanctuary for top talent. According to Yoo Ji-beom, president of Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU) in Seoul, that reflects a broader trend that has seen the West giving way to Asia after decades of dominance – particularly in the field of applied technology in China, Japan and South Korea. “Technological competition and global talent mobility are...
10/30 18:00作者 Holly Chikhttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3372506/asian-scientists-are-looking-south-korea-it-becomes-harder-stay-us
AI as a New Tribe: Professor Alan Macfarlane on what makes…
What might an anthropologist make of artificial intelligence if he approached it as an unfamiliar tribe? That question framed an SCMP Plus fireside chat with Professor Alan Macfarlane at The Center in Central, Hong Kong, on October 26. Speaking with SCMP senior AI technology reporter Vincent Chow, Macfarlane explored how AI changes knowledge creation and sharing, and what distinguishes its capabilities from human experience. An emeritus professor of anthropological science at the University of...
10/30 14:56作者 SCMP Plushttps://www.scmp.com/presented/business/topics/enterprise-exchange/article/3372697/ai-new-tribe-professor-alan-macfarlane-what-makes-us-human
Securing a Global Giant: HKSTP Lands Merck to Power Hong Ko…
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] As Hong Kong pushes towards its first Five-Year Plan target of raising R&D expenditure to 3% of GDP, the city’s largest I&T flagship, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP), is taking a more aggressive approach to bring in global capabilities. Under the leadership of CEO Terry Wong, HKSTP is aligning its strategy directly with the national 15th Five-Year Plan and Hong Kong’s first Five-Year Plan. To...
10/30 00:00作者 Advertising partnerhttps://www.scmp.com/presented/tech/topics/hkstp-powering-hks-it-development/article/3372428/securing-global-giant-hkstp-lands-merck-power-hong-kongs-it-ambitions
China tests powerful AI that could one day be used on subma…
China has showcased artificial intelligence (AI) technology alongside 7,000-metre (23,000-feet) deep-sea trials of its upgraded Jiaolong submersible, highlighting the potential for similar systems to support decision-making and emergency responses aboard nuclear-powered submarines. The Chinese crewed submersible reached a maximum depth of 7,056.9 metres during three dives in the Philippine Basin in the western Pacific Ocean, according to state news agency Xinhua on October 27. The trials...
10/29 22:43作者 Chao Konghttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3372528/china-tests-powerful-ai-could-one-day-be-used-submarines
Chinese astronomers find planets that somehow avoided death…
When a star like our sun grows old, it puffs up into a red giant that can gobble up its nearest planets. But Chinese astronomers say they have found three solar systems where planets should have been eaten this way yet somehow survived – a puzzle that could change how scientists picture Earth’s distant future. Using Nasa’s TESS space telescope, a team led by Qian Shengbang from Yunnan University showed that three Jupiter-like planets – each hugging an ageing star in the northern sky – had lived...
10/28 22:00作者 Ling Xinhttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3372402/chinese-astronomers-find-planets-somehow-avoided-death-red-giant-stars
In China gene-editing trial, 2 children improved, 1 died an…
Four seriously ill Chinese boys who would almost certainly have died in their twenties from a rare inherited disease received the same highly anticipated gene-editing drug. More than a year later, a set of cruel and contradictory data emerged. Two boys gained the strength to walk farther. One boy showed no improvement in gait and subsequently withdrew from the trial. And the fourth boy’s heart stopped beating 81 hours after receiving the medication intravenously, owing to a severe systemic...
10/28 21:00作者 Shi Huanghttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3372452/china-gene-editing-trial-2-children-improved-1-died-and-1-withdrew
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Breaking | China’s former vice-premier Liu Yandong dies at…
Former Chinese vice-premier Liu Yandong died of illness on Wednesday at the age of 80. She was one of China’s most prominent female leaders, playing a pivotal role in the country’s united front work and education sector. The official obituary released by Xinhua described Liu as an “outstanding leader in the [Communist] Party’s united front work, in China’s education, science and technology, healthcare, and women and children’s affairs.” Liu was vice-premier from 2013 to 2018. She was the fourth...
10/28 18:09署名 SCMP Reporterhttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/politics/article/3372453/chinas-former-vice-premier-liu-yandong-dies-beijing
Hong Kong’s third medical school denies poaching veteran HK…
Hong Kong’s third medical school has dismissed allegations of talent poaching after recruiting a veteran haematologist with nearly three decades of service at the University of Hong Kong (HKU). On Wednesday, Professor Anskar Leung Yu-hung met the press at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) in his capacity as the new medical school’s senior associate dean of medicine. “The opportunity to be part of a team to [build] a new medical school from ground zero, with a new...
10/28 17:03作者 Emily Hunghttps://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/education/article/3372430/hong-kongs-third-medical-school-denies-poaching-veteran-hku-professor
China formally launches project to build aircraft carrier-s…
China’s massive maritime science infrastructure – an aircraft carrier-sized floating artificial island – has officially entered its engineering construction phase. On October 18, Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU), the facility’s lead developer, signed a construction contract worth over 2.7 billion yuan (US$405 million) with a shipbuilder under China State Shipbuilding Corporation, according to local media reports. The semi-submersible twin-hull platform is the world’s first mobile,...
10/28 12:00作者 Dannie Penghttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3372330/china-formally-launches-project-build-aircraft-carrier-sized-science-island
‘Chinese can actually fly’: man pilots homemade hoverboard…
A Gen Z tech influencer from central China has brought science fiction to life by handcrafting a manned hoverboard and teaching himself flight control and mechanical engineering. Song Xingyu, 26, from Enshi, Hubei province, is known online as “Amazing Ayu.” He has amassed more than 3 million social media followers by sharing videos of his aerial inventions. On October 15, Song stunned the internet with a video of himself riding a hoverboard he had spent about two months building, soaring over...
10/28 10:24作者 Zoey Zhanghttps://www.scmp.com/news/people-culture/china-personalities/article/3372367/chinese-can-actually-fly-man-pilots-homemade-hoverboard-over-mountains-across-yangtze-river
China’s battery factories could be sitting right on top of…
Lithium deposits formed by ancient volcanic activity may lie beneath parts of China’s battery manufacturing heartland, particularly along the southeastern coast, according to a new study. In an interview with the South China Morning Post, geologist Duan Zheng said that “potential targets for clay-type lithium deposits in southeastern China overlap with lithium battery industrial clusters in East and South China”. “Local supplies could significantly reduce transport costs and supply-chain risks,”...
10/28 08:00作者 Chao Konghttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3372325/chinas-battery-factories-could-be-sitting-right-top-vast-lithium-deposits
China trial shows gum tissue stem cells help 55% of lifetim…
A randomised phase 1 clinical trial conducted by scientists and doctors from Shanghai and Guangzhou has achieved encouraging results in the treatment of Type 1 diabetes using stem cells extracted from the mouth’s gum tissue. More than half of those who received the treatment showed varying degrees of improvement, while one subject was able to discontinue exogenous insulin therapy completely, the researchers said. Results of the study, which tested a therapy based on gingival mesenchymal stem...
10/27 14:00作者 Shi Huanghttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3372256/china-trial-shows-gum-tissue-stem-cells-help-55-lifetime-diabetes-patients
Chinese scientists create powerful catalyst to turn air on…
Chinese space scientists are working out how future astronauts on Mars could make their own fuel out of thin air, a sign that Beijing is serious about one day sending people to the red planet. A team at the state-funded Deep Space Exploration Laboratory in Hefei has developed a catalyst that turns carbon dioxide – which makes up more than 95 per cent of the Martian atmosphere – into a liquid fuel called methanol. “Methanol can serve as fuel to generate electricity, provide heating and power Mars...
10/27 12:00作者 Ling Xinhttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3372123/chinese-scientists-create-powerful-catalyst-turn-air-mars-rocket-fuel
Why China’s new estimate on Greenland ice loss speed is 55%…
Chinese researchers have created a new model to convert satellite surface elevation data for the Greenland Ice Sheet into a detailed estimate of how much ice it has lost in recent decades. Using satellite altimetry data covering 2002 to 2023, they found that the ice sheet lost an average of about 120 gigatonnes (264.5 trillion lbs) of mass per year. This figure is considerably lower than the widely cited figure reached by Nasa, which previously estimated Greenland’s annual loss to be nearly 270...
10/26 18:19作者 Victoria Belahttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3372129/why-chinas-new-estimate-greenland-ice-loss-speed-55-lower-americas
How the Shaw Prize in Computer Science has been created
Since the Shaw Prize was first presented in 2004, the prestigious annual awards have been presented in three categories: astronomy, life science and medicine, and mathematical sciences. A fourth category – computer science – was announced earlier this year in a move that is fully in keeping with the original vision of Run Run Shaw, the late Hong Kong film mogul and legendary philanthropist, who set everything in motion. His intention was to recognise the quest for knowledge and honour...
10/26 12:00署名 Morning Studio editorshttps://www.scmp.com/native/lifestyle/topics/innovations-humanity/article/3371464/how-shaw-prize-computer-science-has-been-created
Tibetan river hosting world’s biggest dam is facing increas…
Chinese researchers have found that the Yarlung Tsangpo River – soon to host the largest mega dam in the world – may face increased run-off and flood risks over this century. Using tree-ring width chronologies in the southeastern Tibetan Plateau, the team reconstructed the river’s run-off history from 1325 to 2020. Along with climate data, this was used to create a model that projected river run-off would increase under future climate scenarios, along with a possible increase in high-run-off...
10/26 10:00作者 Victoria Belahttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3371763/tibetan-river-hosting-worlds-biggest-dam-facing-increasing-flood-risk-study
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China’s J-20 stealth jet designers plan to put powerful rad…
Fighter jets typically house their main radars behind a radome in the nose, while conventional airborne early-warning aircraft often carry large radar arrays in prominent structures above the fuselage. Although aircraft wings offer a large surface area, their relatively thin cross-sections leave limited internal space for radar equipment. Top Chinese military aircraft designers have now proposed a revolutionary method to integrate large antenna arrays into aircraft wings, using flight manoeuvres...
10/24 22:00作者 Chao Konghttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3371706/chinas-j-20-stealth-jet-designers-plan-put-powerful-radar-aircraft-wing
China study suggests animal sacrifice may have been part of…
Animal sacrifice has played a major role in human history, from mythological stories about Odysseus to modern rituals such as Nepal’s Gadhimai Festival. The tradition also dates back to ancient peoples we know little about. A research paper published in the Journal of Archaeological Science in late August suggests that the enigmatic Sanxingdui people likely practised animal sacrifice. To reach this conclusion, researchers identified what appeared to be a sacrificial pit based on the spatial...
10/24 18:00作者 Kevin McSpaddenhttps://www.scmp.com/news/people-culture/trending-china/article/3372019/china-study-suggests-animal-sacrifice-may-have-been-part-ancient-sanxingdui-rituals
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Rocket debris hitting US homeland is ‘embarrassing’ for Chi…
A scorched hunk of metal that turned up in a US farmer’s cornfield may have handed China an awkward moment and technically an “international incident”, according to a British astronomer who has tracked rocket launches for more than 30 years. The farmer found the bowl-shaped object, measuring about 3.35 metres (11 feet) across, while harvesting corn in west-central Minnesota on October 14. Online, some residents joked that aliens had landed, while Chinese internet users said it looked like a...
10/23 23:00作者 Ling Xinhttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3371947/rocket-debris-hitting-us-homeland-embarrassing-china-says-astronomer
Good to see you after all this time. Scientists finally put…
Chinese scientists have finally put a face to the Denisovans, a mysterious species of ancient humans who were previously known only through the evidence of their DNA and fossil fragments. The hominids were thought to have lived in parts of Siberia and East and Southeast Asia thousands of years ago. The work of reconstructing their face was based on fossils excavated from Xujiayao, a major archaeological site in northern China’s Nihewan Basin, between 1976 and 1979. Scientists also confirmed that...
10/23 19:09作者 Holly Chikhttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3371949/good-see-you-after-all-time-chinese-scientists-finally-put-face-denisovans
China’s head transplant advocate completes landmark spinal…
Ren Xiaoping, who once vowed to perform the world’s first human head transplant, has operated on a patient’s severed spinal cord in a 12-hour landmark operation in Moscow, according to the Chinese surgeon and Russian state sources. Ren said the procedure was carried out at the Sklifosovsky Research Institute for Emergency Medicine in Russia last week. “It was our Guangxi University of Chinese Medicine Second Affiliated Hospital and the Russian team working together,” Ren told the South China...
10/23 15:44作者 Shi Huanghttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3371900/chinas-head-transplant-advocate-ren-xiaoping-completes-12-hour-landmark-surgery-russia
Chinese astronomers find real three-body system. It is not…
In author and computer engineer Liu Cixin’s science fiction hit The Three-Body Problem, three suns throw a doomed world into chaos. Chinese astronomers say they have found a real three-star system that is far better behaved. Using FAST, the world’s biggest single-dish radio telescope in southwestern China, the researchers found two dead stars and a “living” one locked in a steady cosmic dance about 7,000 light years from Earth. One of the dead stars is a pulsar that spins more than 300 times a...
10/23 09:00作者 Ling Xinhttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3371702/chinese-astronomers-find-real-three-body-system-it-not-what-liu-cixin-thinks
Can science save Hong Kong’s 700-year-old oyster industry?
Out on Deep Bay, between Hong Kong and Shenzhen, the first thing you notice is what doesn’t seem to belong there. Many of the oyster-farming rafts here are old. Weathered wood, greyed by salt and sun – the kind that has floated in these waters for generations. A few look abandoned, but this is inevitably the appearance a 700-year-old industry takes on when it is running out of time. And then, there are the newcomers – bobbing buoyantly in a bright, unmistakable shade of blue – made of...
10/23 08:00作者 Hei Kiu Auhttps://www.scmp.com/postmag/culture/native/topics/hong-kong-oyster-farming/article/3371761/hong-kongs-700-year-old-oyster-industry-goes-hi-tech-super-specimen
Could China’s 100-channel detector enable broadband quantum…
Chinese scientists have developed a 100-channel single-photon detector, a breakthrough promising to pave the way for broadband quantum networks. State-of-the-art single-photon detectors – essential components underpinning photonic quantum technologies – could previously support a maximum of 32 detection channels for photon signals. Now, a newly developed interconnect scheme by a Shanghai-based team has broken this bottleneck, supporting more than 100 detection channels while maintaining accurate...
10/22 12:34作者 Dannie Penghttps://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3371729/could-chinas-100-channel-single-photon-detector-enable-broadband-quantum-internet