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What does it actually take for a robot to see, decide, and move on its own?This study explores 4 core technologies behin...
29/05/2026

What does it actually take for a robot to see, decide, and move on its own?

This study explores 4 core technologies behind intelligent robots: visual perception, decision-making, path planning, and control. Each one plays a distinct role, and together they are reshaping manufacturing, healthcare, and agriculture.

Read the full article: https://www.sciopen.com/article/10.1007/s44267-026-00116-2

What industry do you think benefits most from this? Drop it below.

A drought doesn't just reduce yield. It disrupts suppliers, raises prices, and reshapes markets. Yet most climate models...
28/05/2026

A drought doesn't just reduce yield. It disrupts suppliers, raises prices, and reshapes markets. Yet most climate models miss all of that.

This climate-crop-value chain framework connects climate science, agriculture, and economics to capture the full picture.

Here is what was discovered: https://www.sciopen.com/article/10.26599/ECM.2024.9400005

Most climate strategies are built on incomplete pictures. This complex network modeling maps how energy systems and carb...
28/05/2026

Most climate strategies are built on incomplete pictures.

This complex network modeling maps how energy systems and carbon emissions are truly connected, and the findings challenge how we approach sustainable development.

This was also applied to renewable energy trade as a real-world example.

Read the full research: https://www.sciopen.com/article/10.26599/ECM.2024.9400004

What do you think is the biggest gap in current climate modeling?

Let’s talk about carbon cost with AI. Behind every model run is a data center working overtime to stay cool. Air cooling...
27/05/2026

Let’s talk about carbon cost with AI.

Behind every model run is a data center working overtime to stay cool. Air cooling is no longer keeping up, and the industry knows it.

We researched the shift to liquid cooling: why it has to happen, what is making it hard, and where the solutions are coming from.

What is your team doing to address data center heat today?

Read the full article: https://www.sciopen.com/article/10.26599/TRCN.2025.9550014

We keep solving climate problems the same way. And it is not enough.New research identifies 7 categories of climate and ...
27/05/2026

We keep solving climate problems the same way. And it is not enough.

New research identifies 7 categories of climate and sustainability innovation and asks a harder question: are we being transformative or just incremental?

The answer points to a systemic shift from reactive to proactive, fragmented to integrated, and closed ecosystems to radical open collaboration.

Read the full findings here: https://www.sciopen.com/article/10.26599/TRCN.2025.9550012

What does transformative innovation look like in your sector? Let us know below.

📣 Milestone Announcement: Food & Medicine Homology Indexed in Clarivate’s ESCI Database!We are thrilled to celebrate a m...
26/05/2026

📣 Milestone Announcement: Food & Medicine Homology Indexed in Clarivate’s ESCI Database!

We are thrilled to celebrate a major milestone for the international scientific community! 📊 Food & Medicine Homology (FMH), an open-access journal hosted on the SciOpen platform, has officially been selected for inclusion in the Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) by Web of Science. 🚀✨

This indexing includes all articles published since the journal's inception in 2024, meaning FMH is on track to receive its very first official Impact Factor in 2027! 📈

🍎 About the Journal:
Independent and globally distributed by Tsinghua University Press, FMH focuses on delivering rigorous, peer-reviewed scientific evidence regarding the homology of food and medicine. It bridges a vital international research gap by exploring how dietary components double as therapeutic and preventative agents. 🧪🌿

🌍 Rapidly Expanding Academic Footprint:
In less than two years since its launch, the journal's academic visibility has surged. In addition to ESCI, FMH is now officially indexed across premier global databases including:

🧬 Biological Abstracts & BIOSIS Previews

🧪 Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS)

📁 DOAJ, FSTA, CABI, AGRIS, and Dimensions

This rapid indexing success is a direct testament to the high-quality contributions of our global authors, the rigorous screening of our reviewers, and the strategic vision of the editorial board. 🏛️💡

We invite researchers, nutritionists, and medical professionals to explore the outstanding, open-access archives of FMH and join us in leading global innovation in food and medicine science.

📖 Read the official announcement and explore the journal on SciOpen: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/rEbX7CBDfAulwzU2AghbLw

A tiny amount of ruthenium (just 2%) changed everything.A catalyst that outperforms commercial RuO2, runs at industrial ...
26/05/2026

A tiny amount of ruthenium (just 2%) changed everything.

A catalyst that outperforms commercial RuO2, runs at industrial current densities, and stays stable for over 150 hours without breaking down has been developed.

That’s not just a lab result. That’s a step toward real-scale green hydrogen production!

Read the full study: https://doi.org/10.26599/EMD.2026.9370085

A 2.4% jump in solar cell efficiency does not happen by accident.This study introduced one multifunctional molecule into...
26/05/2026

A 2.4% jump in solar cell efficiency does not happen by accident.

This study introduced one multifunctional molecule into perovskite solar cells and it did three things at once: fixed defects, improved grain structure, and boosted charge transport.

Eight months later, the cells were still intact. The untreated ones were not.

Curious about the mechanism? Read the full paper: https://doi.org/10.26599/EMD.2026.9370088

Most people think wind energy means giant turbines on open fields.But what about cities, rooftops, and tight urban space...
25/05/2026

Most people think wind energy means giant turbines on open fields.

But what about cities, rooftops, and tight urban spaces where the wind barely blows?

Researchers just published a study on a nano-scale device that captures wind energy at speeds as low as 0.9 m/s, from any direction, and even in humid conditions. No rotating parts. No wear. Just clean energy from the air around us.

This is the kind of innovation that quietly changes everything.

Read the full study here: https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/1128010

The 2026 iEnergy Frontier Forum has wrapped up in Hong Kong and we're bringing you the full highlights! 🌏What happens wh...
25/05/2026

The 2026 iEnergy Frontier Forum has wrapped up in Hong Kong and we're bringing you the full highlights! 🌏

What happens when 50+ of the world's top energy experts and scholars gather in one room? You get candid, forward-looking conversations on AI, materials science, low-carbon grids, and what the future of energy truly holds.

From keynote insights to editorial deep-dives, it was a landmark moment for the global energy community.

📖 Read the full recap here 👇
https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/1115671

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