In an era defined by the urgent need for sustainable solutions to drive development, an innovative production paradigm is quietly revolutionizing industries. Industrial exhaust is being converted into fish feed, used cooking oil into jet fuel, and crop straw into biodegradable film.

Chinese researchers have developed a new catalytic strategy that enables more efficient conversion of syngas to light olefins under mild conditions, significantly reducing energy consumption.

The National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) released guidelines for the Sustainable Development International Cooperation Program (SDIC) in 2026, which involves multiple international partner organizations and covers areas such as life and health, green resources, and climate change.

China approved on Thursday an innovative nuclear medicine imaging agent developed by a research team led by Professor Wang Fan at Peking University. The agent is the world's first radioactive drug designed to seek out and image tumors by targeting a protein found on cancer cells and blood vessels.

At the opening ceremony of the 2026 Zhongguancun Forum (ZGC Forum) Annual Conference held in Beijing on March 25, many international guests were drawn to the AR & AI-powered translation glasses showcased at the event.

The World Data Organization (WDO) formally established on Monday in Beijing, positioning itself as the first professional international organization focused on advancing global data development and governance practices.

Scientists in China have created two new atomic nuclei that have never been observed before: Berkelium-235 and Americium-231.

Recently, the ROPA6 Artificial Intelligence Integrated Orthopedic Surgical Robot (hereinafter referred to as "ROPA6") independently developed by Longwood Valley, an enterprise based in the Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area (BDA, known as Beijing E-Town), has officially obtained the Class III Medical Device Registration Certificate from the National Medical Products Administration (NMPA).

For years, designing a high-end computer chip meant spending millions on licensing fees, creating an insurmountable barrier for startups. Now, an open-source "instruction set architecture" called RISC-V is gaining momentum as a collaborative and free alternative to proprietary technology.

A team of researchers has developed a conformal and stretchable piezoelectric microsystem (CSPM) that integrates device design with algorithmic optimization, offering a new approach for long-term, precise monitoring of cardiovascular health.