Hsing Lun-yi, a 29-year-old pastry chef from Taiwan, has received an offer to work at the Elysee Palace in Paris, following his month-and-a-half-long internship in France, reported United Daily News on Sunday.
A unique microchip that can mimic many human body organs wins a design award where it could also put an end to animal testing.
In preparation for President Xi Jinping’s first state visit to the United States of America, a new round of high-level talks between China and the U.S. are scheduled to figure out how to make the state visit a success.
The doomsday clock is ticking fast and will hit the 12 o’clock mark by 2050, triggering a chain of catastrophic events that could push humans to the brink of extinction. The entire system that we rely on to live will suffer a serious meltdown and the world will gradually slide into abyss – its inevitable end.
A new study reveals that one of the most deadly invasive species in the world called the New Guinea flatworm has already entered US territory.
The final contract for the sale of Su-35 fighters is set to be signed, as announced by Yuri Slyusar, chairman of Moscow-based United Aircraft Corp., at the Paris Air Show. The news was cited in an article for the Washington-based National Interest magazine by American defense analyst Zachary Keck.
A team of Chinese engineers have begun work to develop a laser radar equipment that can monitor and analyze air pollutants such as PM2.5. The product will go on sale next year to monitor air pollution, the China Daily reported.
During observations from the Subaru telescope in Hawaii, astronomers have detected more than 800 dim, dark galaxies filled with dark matter.
Ties between India and China seem to be warming up according to analysts, as the Chinese government recently reopened a historic passageway located in the Sino-Indian border area. The Nathu La Pass, located high up in the Himalayas, was reopened on Monday, June 22.
Scientists have designed a small robot cockroach that can fit inside small and tight crevices when it comes to disaster situations.
Japan reportedly plans to resume its whale hunting in the Antarctic region in the winter season later this year despite the order of International Whaling Commission (IWC) to stop the whaling activities.
The sun recently ejected a powerful solar flare that hit the planet last June 22, sending northern lights all over the globe that will last until June 25.
The annual Lychee and Dog Meat Festival, aka Yulin Dog Meat Festival, has started on June 22 with an estimated 10,000 dogs to be butchered. All protests and petitions to stop it apparently turned out to be unsuccessful.
In order to support Chinese countrymen who wish to set up shop in rural areas, the State Council has released a guideline outlining the different aids the Chinese government will give to army veterans, migrant works as well as college graduates.
According to World Bank projections, China could receive as much as $66 billion worth of remittances from Chinese nationals abroad. The figure is thrice the 2005 statistic, which tallied up to $23.62 billion.
