Chen Wei is an insightful journalist who covers the cutting edge of scientific innovation, with a focus on the practical applications of AI. His reports often delve into how new technologies, such as advanced brain imaging, are shaping the future of medicine and research.
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China's Zhejiang University has developed the CHIEF 1900, the world's most powerful hypergravity centrifuge, to test materials and fundamental physics.
A new AI framework named PhyE2E can automatically discover fundamental physics equations from raw data, successfully replicating and even improving upon known formulas.
The European Space Agency has backed a new open-source tool that allows scientists to analyze massive datasets from space missions without needing supercomputers.
A powerful NVIDIA H100 AI chip is heading to space aboard a Starcloud satellite to test the viability of moving data centers into orbit for a greener future.
Researchers have developed a new method to 'draw' crystals with pinpoint accuracy using a laser and gold nanoparticles, a breakthrough that could revolutionize electronics.
Researchers have developed a new photonic chip called RAFAEL that could revolutionize both deep-space astronomy and on-Earth chemical analysis.
Seven engineers at Arizona State University have secured prestigious NSF CAREER Awards for pioneering research in AI, cybersecurity, sustainable tech, and more.
A new study reveals how the brain's internal 'GPS' system is linked to eye movements, finding that specific neural patterns are tied to memory formation.
China has launched the world's first commercial underwater data center, using the ocean to cool servers and reduce the massive energy demands of AI.
Researchers have developed a new AI model, QCG-DTI, that enhances the flexibility and accuracy of brain imaging, reducing error rates by up to 25%.
