The Economist — Science & technology
Too much Chinese science is ignored by the West
A bad reputation and cultural ignorance are probably responsible
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A bad reputation and cultural ignorance are probably responsible
What does “recursive self-improvement” mean for the technology?
Vitamins, applied properly, can partially reverse the effects of ageing
Startups are combining AI and genetics to make more food for less money
The phenomenal explosion could blow a hole in Amazon’s plans and NASA’s too
Acoustics and innovative radar could help
They are pretty accurate. But they could keep you up at night
They learn to associate it with food
A study of an Antarctic crew finds that eventually time together breeds conflict
Listening to your gut could involve riboflavin batteries and toothpaste transistors
Unless you’re athletic or unwell
Private money is bringing new ideas—and new concerns—to solar-geoengineering research
Solid-state cells would be faster and safer than today’s lithium-ion equivalents
The risk to public health remains low
Understanding why could help boost their numbers
Very. But beware the side-effects
Good data are hard to come by
They did so tens of thousands of years before humans
The causes are often beyond their control
Air purifiers are more effective and easier to maintain