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Chinese military says it is developing over 10 quantum warfare weapons
People’s Liberation Army says it is working on advanced technology to provide better front-line mapping.
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Zheng Yu, ‘rising star’ in chemical engineering from MIT, quits US for China
15 Jan 2026 - 6:13AM
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China’s swipe at Starlink; 2,000-year-old ‘computer’: 7 science highlights
14 Jan 2026 - 3:00PM
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Chinese risk study finds space solar power stations could zap satellites
Beijing team finds that potential electrical discharges, though brief, could induce abnormal currents in spacecraft systems.
14 Jan 2026 - 2:00PM
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Chinese researchers studying the risk of lasers in space say their findings will help guide safer parameters and the design of protective measures. Photo: Shutterstock Images
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Chinese firm Sinovac to supply vaccine to Chile ahead of flu season
Chilean government procures doses of the jab from China for a second year in a row, with nationwide immunisation campaign to begin in March.
14 Jan 2026 - 3:18AM
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Biotech pioneer Alexey Amunts leaves Germany for China
‘Shenzhen adds another dimension; it is a place where ideas do not remain ideas for long,’ Amunts says of new position.
13 Jan 2026 - 5:04PM
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Novartis, SciNeuro deal offers hope for 55 million suffering from Alzheimer’s
SciNeuro’s anti-amyloid programme is one of the firm’s key strategic research and development priorities to target the brain disease.
13 Jan 2026 - 2:02PM
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Swiss drugmaker Novartis has gained global rights over SciNeuro’s novel amyloid beta targeted antibody programme. Photo: Reuters
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China planning dozens of plants that use coal instead of oil to make plastics
Beijing has approved more than 30 projects to make vital raw materials in an effort to reduce its reliance on imported oil.
13 Jan 2026 - 12:17PM
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Did a bowl of millet help end a migrant crisis in China 1,500 years ago?
New research suggests that shared food was the primary engine of assimilation for nomadic tribes migrating into central China.
12 Jan 2026 - 5:00PM
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China to define lunar time with world’s first timekeeping software for the moon
New tech allows moon events to be accurately synchronised from Earth, paving the way for more spacecraft and people to work on the satellite.
12 Jan 2026 - 12:00PM
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China applies to put up 200,000 satellites after calling Starlink a crash risk
US Federal Communications Commission says it approved SpaceX to launch 7,500 second-generation Starlink satellites.
11 Jan 2026 - 9:40PM
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Several Chinese firms have applied to the International Telecommunication Union to put internet satellites in space as China and the US in a race to build megaconstellations. Illustration: Shutterstock
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China offers full-time job to top European immunologist Andrew Macpherson
Distinguished professor leaves Switzerland to take up role in China, attracted by its reputation for cutting-edge biomedical research.
11 Jan 2026 - 2:00PM
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China turns mega-project failure into defining moment in modern engineering
In rendezvous beneath the Yangtze River, a multimillion-dollar tunnel boring machine meets its stalled twin with just 2mm of vertical error.
11 Jan 2026 - 3:02PM
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China-led team replicates human embryo ‘invasion’ of the womb for the first time
Scientists create a ‘mini-womb’ 3D model on a microfluidic chip which could lead to treatments for women affected by infertility.
10 Jan 2026 - 12:00PM
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US House lawmakers abandon bid to bring back controversial China Initiative
Advocacy groups hail decision to remove provision aiming to reinstate programme accused of unfairly targeting Chinese-American researchers.
9 Jan 2026 - 10:00PM
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Asian-American advocacy organisations have lobbied the US Congress to oppose attempts to revive the China Initiative. Photo: Getty Images
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China cites Biden’s message to Xi that Japan could build nukes ‘overnight’
Beijing releases 30-page report that includes a call for international community to ‘take concrete and strong measures’ against Japan’s nuclear ambitions.
9 Jan 2026 - 8:08PM
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Why Chinese space station is studying how gravity affects battery performance
Project is led by the country’s second civilian astronaut working with researchers on the ground to look at ways to improve performance.
9 Jan 2026 - 1:12PM
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At US$1,455 per ounce, China’s e-waste gold recovery is world’s most efficient
New method can extract precious metals from old mobile phones, computers and home appliances in less than 20 minutes.
9 Jan 2026 - 10:48AM
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Chinese scientists have found a way to harvest gold from electronic waste in under 20 minutes and at a cost less than a third of the present market price. Photo: Shutterstock
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China sends 0.1-second blackout recovery tech to protect grids in 12 nations
Grid protection technology enables faults to be isolated and restored within hundred-millisecond window, compared with hours previously.
8 Jan 2026 - 11:00AM
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China creates world’s first clone-hybrid rice that could double global output
Team developed 6 apomictic rice varieties tested over multiple generations in Hainan and Zhejiang provinces.
7 Jan 2026 - 6:13PM
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China’s stealth design software PADJ-X finds potential flaws in US B-21 bomber
Chinese researchers use ‘all-in-one’ algorithmic system to test for vulnerabilities in classified aircraft, paper says.
7 Jan 2026 - 12:00PM
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China’s sensitive technology at risk after Trump abducts Venezuela leader Maduro
From oil infrastructure to telecommunications, Chinese investments in the country have been long-standing and extensive.
6 Jan 2026 - 5:31PM
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China’s President Xi Jinping and then Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing in September 2023. Photo: Reuters
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Could there be a link between glucose levels in the brain and Alzheimer’s?
Mice with late-stage symptoms showed improvement in memory loss and reduced brain plaque after experimental treatment, Chinese study finds.
5 Jan 2026 - 5:00PM
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China fossil unveils cross-equator migration corridor in supercontinent Pangaea
Remains of a new dicynodont species dating back over 250 million years link China and South Africa, suggesting passage of large animals.
5 Jan 2026 - 12:00PM
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Nobel Prize jurist Thomas Mikael Oliveberg joins southern China medical school
Biophysicist leaves Stockholm University for full-time role at Guangxi Medical University’s First Affiliated Hospital.
4 Jan 2026 - 4:00PM
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