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The spacecraft is ready for scientific observations. Its ultraviolet camera is already recording auroras, while work continues to reduce stray light in the X-ray camera.
An exhibition at the Kazakhstan Cultural Centre explored the poet’s life and work on the 180th anniversary of his birth.
The twining herb Xua hongheensis grows in Yunnan’s dry-hot Red River valleys. Its structure and DNA set it apart from its relatives.
The programme lists 158 themed events across the main venue and 16 additional venues.
Somerset House is showing ceramics, textiles, jewellery and furniture that bring traditional techniques into new forms.
MatBrain screened 30,000 candidate crystal structures using one model to plan research and another to operate scientific tools.
Six oval buildings resemble a clutch of eggs, while the displays explore the region’s Cretaceous flying reptiles.
Yuqi Zhang and Shixin Tao’s project uses a reconstructed family home to explore childhood memories.
A two-hour sea trial generated 324 milliwatt-hours. Separate laboratory tests examined the cells’ durability.
Ancient proteins identified five Denisovan specimens from Bianfu Cave in China, including the first known fragment of a radius.
The show premiered on CCTV-3 and CCTV-15. Kazakhstan’s entrant performed “Bulbul” and outlined plans to feature traditional instruments in later rounds.
Oreolalax lizipingensis is so far known only from streams near the Liziping reserve. Its status as a distinct species is supported by anatomy, mating calls and DNA.
Impatiens shanglinensis grows in a forest valley in the Damingshan reserve; three populations totalling around 300 plants are known.
The miniature biohybrid is controlled by near-infrared light and needs no wires.
The South China Book Fair featured around 100 books and cultural products from Kazakhstan.