Scientists target key parameters of MJO simulation bias to improve climate models
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A research paper by scientists at University of Southern Denmark presented a multimodal limbless crawling soft robot capable of navigating complex terrains using a combination of rectilinear motion and asymmetric steering gaits.
The research paper was published on Jun. 9, 2025 in the journal Cyborg and Bionic Systems.
Psoriasis is a serious, incurable systemic disease that causes painful skin lesions and significantly increases the risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and arthritis. It affects about 125 million people worldwide—roughly 2–3% of us—and too often demands lifelong treatment.
New research published in Nature shows that early treatment, within one year of disease onset, can significantly reduce the risk of relapse. Genetic profiling can support clinicians on precise diagnosis and timely treatment. Moving from one-size-fits-all care to durable and personalized healthcare.
Researchers from The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and the Southern University of Science and Technology have developed a novel deep learning neural network, Electrode Net. By introducing signed distance fields and three-dimensional convolutional neural networks, this method can significantly accelerate electrode design while maintaining high accuracy. It is widely applicable to fuel cells, water electrolyzers, flow batteries, etc.
A novel strategy was designed for guiding supramolecular macrocycles into nanoscale chiral topological toroids, establishing hierarchical self-assembly pathways for advanced chiroptical materials
A novel strategy was designed for guiding supramolecular macrocycles into nanoscale chiral topological toroids, establishing hierarchical self-assembly pathways for advanced chiroptical materials
A new study published in National Science Review reveals that the asthenosphere plays an active role, rather than being passively involved as previously expected, in modulating seafloor spreading at mid-ocean ridges. The research, led by Prof. Chuan-Zhou Liu of the Laoshan Laboratory, shows that the change in seafloor spreading mode at the 23°N Mid-Atlantic Ridge was controlled by the compositional variations in the upwelling asthenosphere. The hot mantle beneath ocean ridges gives rise to ocean crust through decompressional melting. This finding reinforces the idea that compositional heterogeneity of the asthenosphere can exert a controlling role over the spreading mode through modulating the magma flux at ocean ridges.
A research paper just published in Science China Life Sciences reports that Christensenella tenuis alleviates endotoxemia and metabolic disorders in obese mice via inhibition of intestinal lipopolysaccharide (LPS) translocation. The study uncovers a novel probiotic mechanism and suggests therapeutic potential for metabolic diseases.