China National Nuclear Corporation announced the successful mass production of a high-purity silicon-28 isotope, achieving over 99.99% isotopic abundance. This marks China's first independent large-scale production, addressing a critical gap in its quantum technology supply chain previously dominated by overseas players.
Stanford researchers have identified a new type of immune cell in planarian flatworms called 'ruptoblasts' that defend the body by exploding and releasing toxic substances, destroying dozens of nearby cells. This ancient immune strategy, named 'ruptosis,' is remarkably fast and may offer insights for future medical treatments.
Victorian government ministers and opposition members participated in the second annual Parliamentary Big Freeze, taking ice baths to raise funds for Neale Daniher's FightMND charity. Organized by MP Emma Vulin, who has MND, the event aimed to raise up to $30,000 and highlighted community unity.
Victorian secondary schools will limit classroom device use to two hours per day from 2027, a national-first plan aiming to reduce screen time and encourage traditional learning methods. Primary school students will also face new screen time limits.
A new report by the Global Coalition to Protect Education from Attack (GCPEA) shows a 40% surge in global attacks on education, with over 8,556 incidents and 10,600 students and staff harmed in 2024-2025. Attacks were reported in 83 countries, with Ukraine and Palestine seeing high incidences.
Research reveals UK patients with hypermobility conditions wait up to 21 years for diagnosis, facing chronic pain, dislocations, and mental health issues. Low awareness among healthcare professionals contributes to fragmented care and significant impacts on employment and education.
Researchers warn AI's biggest threat isn't killer robots but the gradual erosion of human critical thinking and reasoning abilities. A pre-print paper highlights "epistemic risks" to our collective understanding and decision-making.
Professor Richard Scolyer, a renowned pathologist, died of brain cancer after documenting his fight and becoming 'patient zero' in a radical treatment. He also completed a challenging bike ride and inspired many with his determination and openness.
Professor Richard Scolyer, a renowned pathologist, documented his battle with glioblastoma and became 'patient zero' in a radical immunotherapy trial. Despite his diagnosis, he pursued ambitious goals, including a 100km daily bike ride and completing 280 parkruns, inspiring many with his determination and openness.
DNA from 2,000-year-old grape seeds in Tuscany shows Roman-era vineyards were part of a sophisticated agricultural network. Research revealed white grapes dominated the Chianti site, contrary to today's red wine fame, suggesting continuity from Etruscans to Romans.
The Trump administration ordered AI firm Anthropic to roll back its advanced AI models, Fable 5 and Mythos, citing national security threats. The directive came after prior approval, causing scrambling at Anthropic, which believes the identified vulnerabilities are minor and already known.
Thị trường chứng khoán Việt Nam trải qua tuần điều chỉnh mạnh với VN-Index giảm hơn 47 điểm. Các chuyên gia từ FinSuccess và SSI Research nhận định đây là cơ hội đầu tư giá trị do nhiều cổ phiếu đang có định giá thấp lịch sử, tiềm năng phục hồi mạnh mẽ trong tương lai.
A WSJ report suggests Amazon's research findings on Anthropic's Fable 5 AI model, which reportedly revealed vulnerabilities aiding cyberattacks, influenced the US administration's decision to block foreign access to advanced AI models. Amazon CEO Andy Jassy shared these concerns with US officials.
X has repeatedly refused to remove dozens of social media posts containing racist abuse against UK politicians, including Kemi Badenoch and Shabana Mahmood. Researchers found X only acts when posts are reported as illegal under the UK's Online Safety Act, often restricting visibility only within the UK.
JPMorgan's Alex Yao states China's AI monetization is now about 'measurable business value' over technical prowess. The market is consolidating, with leading players transforming consumer AI into enterprise infrastructure. Yao believes models only need master's-level capability for practical work, and Chinese consumers will pay if value is clear.
A study by the Molly Rose Foundation reveals that 47% of girls and 34% of all teens aged 13-17 encountered high-risk content (suicide, self-harm, eating disorders) on social media in a week. This is only a slight decrease since new safety measures were implemented last summer. The research highlights the ongoing challenge of children facing "a tsunami of harmful content" online.
PhD students in Australia are facing financial hardship due to low stipends, with rates falling below the poverty line. A recent report recommended increasing stipends to $50,000, but the government has not committed to the changes, sparking concerns about equity and Australia's research capacity.
Six months after Australia's world-first social media ban for under-16s, young people report it's ineffective. Many still access platforms, citing easily bypassed age verification methods like facial scans. Experts suggest platforms aren't fully implementing available technologies.
New research indicates ageing may not be a gradual process but occurs in biological surges, with significant shifts identified around ages 44 and 60, and a turning point near 50. Studies from China and Stanford suggest these changes impact metabolism, cardiovascular health, and organ function, highlighting the importance of midlife lifestyle choices.
China Southern Power Grid's Mekong International Company and Laos' National Electricity Company signed a memorandum of understanding for joint research on green electricity and certificates at the 10th China-South Asia Expo. This initiative aims to establish a green electricity and certificate system that aligns with Laos' energy structure and international standards, fostering cross-border recognition and trade of green power.
A new study by SPUN has mapped the world's arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal networks, revealing 110 quadrillion kilometers of these vital underground webs. These networks sequester 1 billion tons of carbon annually and are crucial for plant health, but are threatened by agricultural expansion and lack of protection, particularly in grasslands.
湘潭大学华锐先进制造研究院于6月13日在湖南株洲成立，旨在聚焦智能刀具设计、数字孪生工艺等前沿方向，攻克精密制造领域关键核心技术难题。该研究院由湘潭大学与株洲华锐精密工具股份有限公司联合组建，将打通高校基础研究与企业产业应用的壁垒，推动科研成果落地转化。
Chinese urological cancer experts are now influencing global treatment models, according to Professor Ye Dingwei. At the 2026 ASCO annual meeting, five studies from China were presented, with Ye's team from Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center contributing three oral presentations on bladder and prostate cancer. Their research focuses on optimizing perioperative strategies, first-line treatments for advanced cancers, and salvage therapies for drug-resistant cases, marking a shift from surgical platforms to comprehensive treatment and original research.
The US government has ordered Anthropic to suspend access to its AI models Mythos 5 and Fable 5, citing national security concerns. The directive, which applies globally, forced Anthropic to shut down the models for all users. The company stated the concerns were based on a limited "jailbreak" technique tested by Amazon researchers, which identified previously known, minor software vulnerabilities.
