10-Jul-2026 Research identifies farming practices that improve irrigation efficiency Mississippi State University Mississippi State scientists are building on two decades of irrigation research to identify production practices that help growers save water while improving crop yields. Journal Agricultural Water Management Funder Agricultural Research Service
10-Jul-2026 Hanyang University researchers achieve controllable doping in organic semiconductors Hanyang University Research Strategy Planning Team Lewis-paired dopants are a promising way to achieve strong, stable doping in organic semiconductors, but their high reactivity makes precise control over doping levels difficult. In a recent study, researchers from Korea tackled this issue by showing that solvent polarity can regulate dopant reactivity during processing. Using this new strategy, they achieved finely tunable, efficient, and stable doping across multiple organic semiconductors, supporting the development of next-generation flexible and sustainable organic electronics. Journal Advanced Materials
10-Jul-2026 A Pusan National University study explores the meaning of creativity in AI in the novel Ada Pusan National University Ada by Antoine Bello delves into the meaning of creativity in the context of AI through its protagonist Ada, an AI character who writes literary works. In a new article, a researcher from Pusan National University has analyzed the novel to bring out the meaning and forms of creativity by leveraging the perspectives of powerful thinkers, including Walter Benjamin, Henri Bergson, and Jacques Derrida. Journal French Forum
9-Jul-2026 Superior F1-score: I/O feature driven algorithms for stream computing systems workload identification Higher Education Press Stream computing systems are critical platforms for real-time processing and analysis of data streams, widely applied in handling diverse workloads from Kubernetes, Apache Kafka, and web services. However, as workload types increase and hardware environments become more complex, resource management faces rising challenges in meeting service quality, load management, elasticity, and cost-efficiency requirements. Journal Frontiers of Computer Science
9-Jul-2026 Scalable batch verification of ECDSA for blockchain using IVC Higher Education Press Sub-headline:Shandong University researchers introduce BEATS,leveraging Incremental Verifiable Computation to eliminate blockchain verification bottlenecks. Journal Frontiers of Computer Science
9-Jul-2026 Toward future data centers: Technique routes, design, and open issues Higher Education Press Traditional server-based datacenters suffer from low resource utilization, insufficient hardware scalability, insufficient resource usage elasticity, and low fault tolerance. With the ever-increasing network speed and processing power in hardware controllers, physically disaggregating the coupled resources in a server has been a promising trend for building next-generation Datacenters, as it effectively addresses the limitations of server-based datacenters. Journal Frontiers of Computer Science
9-Jul-2026 Breakthrough in passive non-line-of-sight imaging: UMA model enables high-quality multi-object reconstruction Higher Education Press Non line of sight (NLOS) imaging achieves imaging of occluded objects by analyzing the reflection and scattering of relay surfaces. Deep learning methods are mainly used to restore two-dimensional hidden scenes and face challenges in reconstructing complex real-world scenes. To solve the problems, a research team led by Hao Liu and Mingliang Xu published their new study in Frontiers of Computer Science on 15 May 2026. Journal Frontiers of Computer Science
9-Jul-2026 Efficiency beyond trade-offs: MDS array codes with low I/O and small bandwidth Higher Education Press Sub-headline: SJTU researchers introduce novel MDS array codes, tackling the synergy between repair overhead and storage efficiency in distributed systems Journal Frontiers of Computer Science
9-Jul-2026 A framework for similarity computation over trajectory data federation Higher Education Press Existing research has focused on trajectory similarity computation under centralized data storage. However, in the real world, trajectories are often collected and held by multiple distinct entities that form a data federation. Due to commercial and legal restrictions, direct data sharing among these entities may be prohibited, which renders existing centralized methods incapable of supporting similarity computation over trajectory data federation. Journal Frontiers of Computer Science
