A glimpse of 22nd China Int'l Semiconductor Expo in Beijing

A homegrown breast cancer therapy has shown promising efficacy and safety in a clinical trial announced on Wednesday by researchers in Shanghai.

A Chinese research team has developed a deep-learning framework that could accelerate the intelligent design of crop varieties, giving plant breeders a new tool to predict gene expression with high accuracy across tissues and cultivars.

An institute in Beijing is preparing to launch its first new type of high-computing-power experimental satellites by late 2025 or early 2026, as China seeks new ways to meet surging demand for computing power amid global energy constraints driven by artificial intelligence, experts said on Thursday.

China has established 2027 and 2035 as crucial milestones to reshape its urban landscapes into more efficient, livable and economically vibrant hubs.

The 2025 International Bonding Technology Symposium, a flagship event of the 28th Beijing Academic Exchange Month of Science and Technology, opened with remarkable fanfare in Beijing on November 15. Guided by the Beijing Association for Science and Technology (BAST) and organized by the Beijing Adhesion Society, the event brought together over 200 experts, scholars, industry leaders and enterprise representatives from more than ten countries and regions worldwide.

​ The latest Global Business Districts Attractiveness Report, jointly released by EY and the Urban Land Institute, reveals the continued upward trajectory of China’s business districts in global rankings.

Tianjin has welcomed five new overseas science and technology non-governmental organizations (NGOs) into its growing cluster for international scientific cooperation. The announcement was made during the 2025 Overseas Chinese Science and Technology Associations Representative Office Cluster (Tianjin) Exchange Event, held from Nov. 5-7 at the Tianjin Home of Science and Technology Workers under the theme "Pooling Wisdom for a Shared Future."

Taking a cue from milk's ability to soothe a burning palate, researchers at East China University of Science and Technology (ECUST) developed a novel bionic tongue by mixing milk powder, acrylic acid, and choline chloride into a soft, flexible gel.

Diabetes patients troubled by the inconvenience caused by long-term injections may be able to get rid of syringes in future.