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USTC's Prof. Chen Wei leads a breakthrough in energy storage—a resilient, all-weather hydrogen-chlorine battery, achieving remarkable stability and efficiency across extreme temperatures.

UK government-sponsored report urges rapid adoption of digital payments, reduced reliance on Visa and Mastercard, citing dissatisfaction among merchants.

Shock therapy is often associated with stigma but new studies suggest that it might be effective in treating depression.

A new study found that the life expectancy gap between men and women in the United States has widened, with men living six years shorter than women after the COVID-19 crisis.

A new study found that the life expectancy gap between men and women in the United States has widened, with men living six years shorter than women after the COVID-19 crisis.

Letters highlighted inconspicuous placements and ambiguous language in influencers' posts, raising ethical concerns about countering online claims.

Did David and Solomon's kingdoms really exist? New study has revealed fresh timelines that disrupt historical narratives of the kingdoms of David and Solomon.

Millions of people taking statins daily to lower their cholesterol levels can benefit from a new gene therapy that has shown potential to reduce bad cholesterol levels by up to 50 per cent with just one dose.

Comparing photographs dating back to 1930 to those dating today revealed that Greenland went through a glacial retreat at an alarming rate. Read more here.

Artificial Intelligence technology has yet to impact the sciences significantly, says Laureates. Artificial Intelligence has yet to impact the work of the greatest scientists, as per several Laureates in an Interesting Engineering report during the inaugural 2023 Hong Kong Laureate Forum.