Jinchang's Forage and Sheep Farming Go Hi-tech

Hebi Enters Commercial Aerospace Arena

Four satellites were launched from China's Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in December, 2024, bringing the total number of operational satellites in the country's largest commercial radar remote sensing constellation, known as the Nüwa Constellation, to 12.

Agricultural Zone Spurs Innovation in Nanjing

Rizhao's Low-Altitude Economy Takes Off

On November 19, a composite wing unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) with a nearly seven-meter wingspan attracted the attention of numerous visiting experts on the campus of Shandong Vocational and Technical University of International Studies (SWUT). This drone, designed for artificial rain enhancement, was independently developed by SWUT and has already been put into use.

Global Journal Observatory | BJN Expanding Frontiersof Nutrition Research

The British Journal of Nutrition (BJN) is the flagship journal of the Nutrition Society, founded in 1941 to advance the scientific study of nutrition and its application to the maintenance of human and animal health.

Lhasa High-tech Zone Ignites Plateau Economy

On entering the industrial area of the Lhasa High-tech Zone in Xizang autonomous region in northwest China's Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, one is greeted by a landscape of neatly arranged modern factories. Here, technology-driven enterprises are flourishing, establishing an innovation hub that is bringing prosperity to the plateau's economy.

Qinghai's Smart Computing Powered by Green Energy

At the Qinghai clean energy and green computing scheduling center in Xining city, real-time data on the screen monitors power generation from different sources, including wind, solar and hydroelectric power, as well as the energy consumption metrics of computing centers.

Technology Protects Underwater Wonder

The 2024 Baiheliang Tourism and Culture Festival in Fuling district, southwest China's Chongqing municipality, has seen a flood of visitors to Chongqing head for the Baiheliang Underwater Museum, described by UNESCO as "a fabulous first-world-wide example of the presentation of underwater cultural heritage in a site reachable by the non-diving visitor." However, Baiheliang once faced permanently sinking to the bottom of the Yangtze River because of the operation of the Three Gorges Dam. Saving the precious cultural relics was an ingenious exercise, made possible by the application of state-of-the-art design and cutting-edge technology.

Advances in Atmospheric Sciences: China's Global Perspective

Advances in Atmospheric Sciences (AAS) is ranked third on the Top 100 journals list of science journals and first in Earth Sciences journals, according to the 2024 Report on the International Communication Impact of English-Language Scientific Journals Based in China, released on November 2.

Gansu Promotes Ecological and Industrial Development

Gansu province in northwest China has transitioned from a resource-intensive province to an industrial hub, employing advanced technologies to protect the ecology, upgrade agriculture, and promote green transformation of industries.

'Green Aluminum Valley' Spurs Energy Transformation

China has always attached great importance to tackling climate change and promoted green energy transformation and industrial restructuring. Yunnan province in the southwest contains about 20 percent of the country's clean energy resources, with more than 140 million kilowatts of installed power. Green energy accounts for 90 percent of the installed capacity.

Growing Green Gold in Desert

In Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region in northwest China, carbon dioxide is being used to grow green wormwood and apocynum, which are used in Chinese herbal medicines, driving economic growth. This demonstrates the significant progress made in the region's green development and the achievement of a harmonious balance between human activities and nature.

Shenzhen, China's AI Pioneer

A total of 22 measures across six areas have been identified to build Shenzhen city, in Guangdong province, south China, into an AI leader.

Global Journal Observatory | Serving Scientists and Scientific Development

Founded in 1990, Cell Research is a monthly scholarly journal that publishes peer-reviewed research articles, authoritative reviews, letters, and research highlights in the life sciences.

Top Journal Youth Talk | Horticulture Research: A Blooming Success

Starting out from a focus on horticulture, moving on to the integration of agriculture and engineering, and then the future of life sciences with bio-synthesis and design, all the while supported by Nanjing Agricultural University and led by Professor Zongming Cheng, the editorial office has been innovating and optimizing for 10 years, establishing three high-quality English journals.

Top Journal Youth Talk | Zhang Jiao：Running a journal by, for and of science

Sci-tech Powers Fresher, Greener Beijing

Gansu Water Management Gets Smart

In a significant push towards high-quality water management, Weiyuan county in Gansu province, northwest China, the source of the Wei River, which is the largest tributary of the Yellow River, is embracing a technological transformation. This transformation focuses on establishing flood monitoring systems, smart rural water supply models, and innovative digital governance of rivers and lakes.

Global Journal Observatory | APL Materials: Voice of Materials Science Innovation

In 2012, the American Institute of Physics (AIP) Publishing, a not-for-profit physics-focused institute, commemorated the 50th anniversary of Applied Physics Letters by launching a peer-reviewed open access scientific journal APL Materials.

Shandong, Ningxia's Agricultural Sci-tech Union

Intelligent agricultural machinery was the theme of this year's event between the two regions. Through sci-tech cooperation, they have improved the rate of agricultural mechanization and reduced production costs. A total of 48 agricultural sci-tech innovations from Shandong were displayed at the demonstration.