Harbin Institute of Technology researchers propose a new terrain-aware framework for jointly optimising coverage, connectivity, and cost, enabling the first system-level design of laser power-beaming networks for extreme exploration tasks in the Moon’s permanently shadowed regions

Using sintered lunar regolith for heat storage, Harbin Institute of Technology researchers demonstrate how a closed Brayton cycle combined with thermoelectric generators could provide uninterrupted electricity for future moonbases

New research from Harbin Institute of Technology demonstrates that lunar soil can be efficiently melted using only microwave energy, eliminating the need for additional heating aids transported from Earth and paving the way for more cost-effective lunar construction.

The International Centre for UNESCO Associated Schools Network (ICUA) is proud to serve as the host organizer of the UNESCO ASPnet Global National Coordinators Meeting, to be held from March 31 to April 2, 2026, in Sanya, Hainan Province. This premier global education gathering marks a major milestone for international education cooperation in China and highlights Hainan's rising role as an open hub for global educational exchange.

Jointly organized by UNESCO and the Hainan Provincial Department of Education, the meeting is supported by the National Commission for UNESCO China, East China Normal University, and China Daily 21st Century English Education Media.