Chinese scientists have achieved a major breakthrough in secure communications by successfully demonstrating tamper proof quantum data transmission over more than one hundred kilometres of optical fibre, using individual atoms rather than conventional electronic devices. The achievement marks a significant advance toward ultra
China’s scientific community delivered a series of headline grabbing breakthroughs in 2025, reinforcing the country’s growing ambition to push the boundaries of technology and challenge long held assumptions in global science. From advances that surprised US experts to research that reopened century old
Imagine a world where a robot can tie shoelaces with the same natural ease as a human hand or perform a delicate surgical procedure with flawless accuracy. These ideas have long belonged to the realm of futuristic imagination, yet Chinese scientists have now
Chinese researchers have announced a major breakthrough with the creation of the world’s first ultra high parallel optical computing integrated chip. The chip delivers a theoretical peak performance of 2560 TOPS at a 50 GHz optical clock speed, putting it in direct comparison
Chinese scientists have achieved a major advance in quantum encryption, marking a milestone in the country’s pursuit of secure digital communications and computational power.The breakthrough, confirmed by the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), involves the successful integration of quantum key distribution (QKD) into
IntroductionChina’s biotechnology sector has emerged as one of the fastest-growing areas in science and technology, driven by research innovation, government support, and entrepreneurial initiatives. Young innovators are at the forefront of this transformation, blending scientific expertise with entrepreneurial vision to tackle challenges in
