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Huawei's automotive solution, HMS for Car, has made its grand debut in Southeast Asia at the 45th Bangkok International Motor Show. This strategic move marks a significant milestone for Huawei's global expansion and highlights Thailand's growing importance as a regional automotive hub.

A treefrog peering into the darkness of a tropical rainforest has won the 2022 British Ecological Society photography competition.

The natural landscapes we’ve become accustomed to in North Carolina and around the world might look radically different from the landscapes that will surround us in the future.

April 13, 2021 Genomic medicine pioneer and leader Claire M. Fraser, PhD, director of the Institute for Genome Sciences and the Dean’s Endowed Professor at the University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM), recently concluded her year as president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) with a stirring lecture at the group’s annual meeting. Claire M. Fraser, PhD, In the address, she called for profound changes that will leave the U.S., and the...

by Katherine Lee Robert Pal, Ph.D. Image by Alycia Holland. The theme of this year’s AAAS Annual Meeting was “Understanding Dynamic Ecosystems,” which aimed to examine how science, engineering, and technology can help various biological, physical, social, and economic systems maintain balance and achieve improvements. Fittingly, one of the presenters was restoration ecologist and botanist Robert Pal, Ph.D., whose work involves identifying solutions for areas that have become unba...

This week, Science celebrates the impending 20th anniversary of the publication of the draft human genome sequence—a landmark achievement by any measure. The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS, the publisher of Science) also looks forward to next weeks annual meeting, whose theme is “Understanding Dynamic Ecosystems.” At first glance, these two events may seem unrelated. But the successful completion of the human genome sequence ushered in biologys era of “big s...