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Physicists created a crystal from a newly discovered "einstein" shape that bends light differently than any material ever made. The breakthrough combines cutting-edge math with real-world science to open doors for future optical technology.
Scientists in Tokyo discovered that a common natural mineral called mordenite can destroy viruses without relying on expensive metals like silver or copper. This breakthrough could make affordable, eco-friendly antiviral coatings available everywhere from hospitals to homes.
Students returned to the University of Tokyo's beloved May Festival on Sunday after police confirmed the campus was safe. The annual celebration of student creativity and culture continued with enhanced security but undiminished spirit.
A prestigious Japanese AI lab is opening its doors to Filipino students with a free three-month course that's already trained thousands worldwide. Applications close April 7, with top performers earning a trip to Japan.
A leading Japanese AI laboratory just opened a free three-month course to Filipino students, following a historic partnership with Ateneo de Manila University. Top performers get invited to study in Japan.
Researchers can now follow water's global journey using tiny atomic clues, creating the most accurate picture yet of how water moves across Earth. This breakthrough helps predict extreme weather and understand climate change impacts on future water patterns.
Scientists in Japan are launching the first human trial of a Nipah vaccine in April, targeting a virus that kills up to 75% of those infected. With no current treatment available, this breakthrough could save thousands of lives in regions where outbreaks occur.