Photo taken on March 9, 2021 shows a piece of dyeing work at a research institute in Lanzhou Jiaotong University, northwest China's Gansu Province. The dyes used in this ancient printing and dyein
Feng Ji's "Jardin de Giverny "necklace fetches $2.6 million at a Hong Kong auction. The designer is known for her signature style of floating gemstones. [Photo provided to China Daily] A Chines
Scientistshavesuccessfullygrownminiversionsofpatients'tumoursinalab-andthentestedthemagainstdozensofdrugstofindthebestpossibletreatment.Thetechniquecouldmeanpat
InastudypublishedrecentlyinAngewandteChemie,researchersdemonstratedthatanimagingtechniquecalledscanningelectrochemicalmicroscopycouldbecomeaveryusefulmedicaltoo
Fingerprinttechnologywhichcandetectthebrandofhairgelusedbyasuspectorwhethertheyhavehandledacondomcouldsoonbeadmissibleincourt.Thetechniqueusesaformofmassspectro
Inanefforttocombatbioterrorism,scientistsinSouthKoreahavetrainedartificialintelligencetospeedilyspotanthrax.Thenewtechniqueisnot100percentaccurateyet,butit’sord
Chinahasprovenitssuccessinpigcloning,astestresultsshowthenew-bornpigletsandsurrogatesowsaregeneticallyunrelated.Thetwosowsgavebirthto13pure-bredpigletsaftera110
A well-known Chinese surgeon performed here on Thursday a live laparoscopic and robotic surgery which received applause from the attendees at the European congress of "Challenges in Laparoscopy and Robotics."
Human trials of a breakthrough stem-cell treatment capable of regenerating human tissue damaged by injury, disease or aging, similar to salamanders, will begin next year following landmark research by Aussie researchers.
Inspired by prickly pears, Chinese scientists have developed a new technique for removing oil from water, which could have applications in oil spill clean-up work.
简体中文
