China’s recent new year holiday spending has exceeded pre-pandemic levels, showcasing a positive trend in an economy that has been grappling with sluggish consumption and deflation. According to official figures released by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, domestic spending on entertainment, dining, and travel skyrocketed during the recent “Golden Week” holiday, which concluded last
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The relationship between our planet’s climate and celestial events has always been a fascinating subject for researchers. A recent study by planetary scientist Nathan Kaib and astrophysicist Sean Raymond has shed light on a possible connection between Earth’s orbit and passing stars. This groundbreaking research suggests that a grazing encounter between the Solar System and
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In a groundbreaking discovery, neuroscientists have successfully manipulated the brain’s memory pathways using a cutting-edge prosthetic system. This innovative technology opens the door to potentially enhancing memory recollection of specific details, a feat that was once deemed science fiction. Through a collaborative effort between Wake Forest University and the University of Southern California, researchers have
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Artificial intelligence researchers at Amazon AGI have recently unveiled a revolutionary text-to-speech model that is being heralded as the largest of its kind. This model, known as Big Adaptive Streamable TTS with Emergent abilities (BASE TTS), boasts an impressive 980 million parameters and was trained using a massive dataset of 100,000 hours of recorded speech.
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In a recent study conducted by scientists from Tokyo Tech, two groundbreaking design techniques were introduced to significantly enhance the performance of fractional-N phase locked loops (PLLs). These methods were developed to combat fractional spurs, which are unwanted signals that commonly affect PLLs used in various radar systems and wireless transceivers. The implications of these
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In a world where plastic pollution is a major concern, researchers are constantly looking for innovative solutions to reduce the environmental impact of plastic packaging. One such solution comes in the form of banana peels. Srinivas Janaswamy, an associate professor of food chemistry at South Dakota State University, has been exploring the use of banana
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Chemical synthesis has long been an essential process for creating complex molecules used in various industries. Traditional methods often involve the use of organic solvents, metal catalysts, and reagents that can result in waste and environmental harm. However, researchers from the University of Regensburg have pioneered a groundbreaking approach to chemical synthesis that eliminates the
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