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Posted by John Chan | May 11, 2021 A Chinese student’s fatal fall from a building on Sunday has triggered a public uproar in China, as thousands took to social media to demand a transparent investigation into the boy’s death. Chengdu police had earlier ruled the 17-year-old high school student’s death a suicide, but their refusal to show his mother surveillance footage and allow her to see his body triggered public suspicion and anger, as comments translated by CDT below illustrate. Sixth Tone’s Du Xinyu and Liu Mengqiu But Weiqi’s mother, surnamed Lu, doesn’t buy this, saying th...

See all pages Sleep, or rather a lack of it, has been a big talking point during lockdown. In fact, sleep wellness is now a lucrative market within the ever growing holistic health industry bolstered by the proliferation of sleep promoting products, from meditative apps and specialised beauty items to online workshops and luxury sleepwear, including a new “sleep bra” by Marks & Spencer which sold out instantly when it launched in January. It’s no wonder that this business has taken off given how many of us have struggled to relax and follow a normal routine since the start of the pande...

Days after S. Jaishankar’s successful visit to Sri Lanka, The Sunday Times captured the ECT port deal referring to Chinese intelligence as the only hindrance.

PARO the baby seal can recognise faces and voices. \NUIG/Sligo IT Social robots will complement the work of carers and solve a skills shortage at a time when it is becoming increasingly difficult to get people into care jobs,” say Drs Perry Share and John Pender, joint coordinators of a project called PRoSPEro (the Pedagogy of Robotics in the Social Professions in Europe), who spoke at an online workshop organised by the Alzheimer Society of Ireland. This project is currently developing training programmes for care professionals in the use of social robots, bringing practitioners and policy...

New Generation of Carbon Catalysts is Superior Than Nanocarbons Written by AZoNanoFeb 5 2021 In contemporary society, catalysts are crucial materials through which raw materials can be selectively converted into useful products and, at the same time, waste is reduced and energy is saved. Image credit: Rost9/shutterstock.com With regard to industrially pertinent oxidative dehydrogenation reactions, most of the familiar catalyst systems are built on transition metals, like silver, iron, molybdenum, or vanadium. There are inherent disadvantages related to the use of transition metals, for exampl...