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China's AI Ambitions Under Xi Jinping

China's State-Driven AI Strategy Under President Xi Jinping, China has formalized artificial intelligence as a central pillar of its national development agenda. The country's AI vision emphasizes self-reliance in core technologies, massive government investment in research and development, and integration of AI across industry, governance, and

Researchers Identify Protein That Links Aging to Neurodegenerative Disease

A team of researchers has identified a molecular mechanism that may explain why aging makes the brain increasingly susceptible to neurodegenerative diseases. The study, conducted in the model organism C. elegans (a type of worm), found that a protein called EPS8 progressively builds up in neurons as organisms age. This

NASA Completes First Major New Wind Tunnel in Over Four Decades at Virginia Facility

NASA has inaugurated a major new wind tunnel at its Langley Research Center in Virginia — the first facility of its kind to be built by the agency in over four decades. Wind tunnels are fundamental tools in aerospace research, allowing engineers to study how air flows around aircraft, spacecraft, and

AI Analysis Exposes Global Surge in Ocean Algae Blooms

A new study leveraging artificial intelligence has uncovered a dramatic expansion of seaweed blooms across the globe's oceans. By processing more than 1.2 million satellite images, the AI system identified widespread growth of massive floating algae mats that are reshaping marine environments. The findings suggest these algal

Coastal Cities Face Accelerating Threat as Land Subsidence Triples Sea-Level Impact

The Hidden Danger Beneath Our Feet While sea-level rise garners significant attention in climate discussions, a quieter but equally pressing threat is unfolding beneath coastal communities worldwide. The land itself is sinking—a phenomenon known as subsidence—and it's making rising seas far more dangerous for millions of

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Science Highlights: Cancer Evolution, Electoral Math, Mars Atmosphere Loss, CO2 Conversion, Cosmic Rays, and Protein & Aging

Cancer may be breaking its own DNA to keep growing Researchers have discovered that the same genetic machinery that drives cancer growth may also cause cumulative DNA damage within tumors, potentially explaining how cancers evolve resistance to treatments. Read more: Cancer may be breaking its own DNA to keep growing

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Google Deploys Gemini to Patch Over 1,000 Chrome Security Flaws in Two Months

Google has shared details on a large-scale experiment using AI to harden Chrome's codebase against security flaws. According to the company, its Gemini models were applied to review code across the browser's codebase, identifying and helping developers fix 1,072 security bugs within a 60-day window.