ICBS 2026 at Tsinghua brings together leading scientists and students
: Leading physicists and mathematicians discuss the future of fundamental science and the impact of AI during Tsinghua Day at ICBS 2026.
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Business in Uzbekistan are moving from digitalization to technological modernization
Center for Economic Research and Reforms (CERR), jointly with the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI), surveyed more than 5,000 entrepreneurs from all regions of the country
ICBS 2026 poster session at BIMSA sets record – 48 students from 26 universities
Highlights from the ICBS 2026 poster session at BIMSA. Students and professors drive scientific progress through interdisciplinary research and dialogue.
True fulfilment lies in discovering the unknown: Fields Medalist on the philosophy of scientific creativity
Exclusive interview with mathematician Deng Yu, recipient of the 2026 Fields Medal. Reflections on science, talent, effort, and research fulfillment.
Mathematics — the language of eternal truths
Fields Medalist Martin Hairer highlights mathematics as a timeless foundation and universal language for disciplines at the 2026 Congress in Beijing.
China and Kazakhstan find Pazyryk culture artefacts
Joint Chinese-Kazakh archaeological excavations at Lake Markakol reveal Pazyryk culture artifacts and historical links to Turkmen carpets.
Uncovering the secrets of legendary Troy
The latest blockbuster adaptation of The Odyssey is currently shattering box office records worldwide, bringing Homer's timeless epic to the silver screen. Yet Troy, immortalised in The Iliad and The Odyssey, is far more than a story confined to literature or the silver screen
Turing laureate on AI risks
Turing Award winner Robert Tarjan urges US and China to slow down the AI race, balance risks, and use technology to increase human free time.
"Scrap Metal and Poetry: Verse Among the Trucks"
Discover the story of Zhou Yinde, a Chinese scrap metal merchant who wrote over 600 poems on the road, turning ordinary life into art.
From broom to book: the story of a cleaner who got into graduate school
The inspiring journey of Li Jia, a 33-year-old campus cleaner and mother of two who balanced work and family to gain admission to a law programme.
Beyond the Iconic Landmarks: Meet the Cats of İstanbul
İstanbul evokes images of the Bosphorus shimmering in sunlight, the majestic Hagia Sophia, or the charming Maiden's Tower rising from the sea. Among the city's beloved features, one more truly deserves a spot on the list: İstanbul’s adorable cats
Beyond Buzzwords: How Chinese Youth Are Redefining Life
This year's International Youth Day theme, "Different Contexts, Common Aspirations," highlights a powerful truth: despite wildly different national realities, young people everywhere share similar hopes for dignity, opportunity, and a sustainable future
UNESCO names Beijing World Capital of Architecture for 2029
UNESCO designates Beijing as the 2029 World Capital of Architecture. Explore its rich heritage, sustainable urban development, and innovation.
Culture — the tree of a nation's trust: Uzbekistan — the United States
Culture is one of the most powerful forces that brings nations closer together and strengthens mutual trust between countries. It is the face of a nation, the reflection of its spiritual identity, its history and future, and the cradle of centuries-old values
Up to Five Cups of Coffee a Day Are Safe for the Heart – What Scientists Say
Moderate caffeine consumption may be safe for most adults and is not associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease. This is the conclusion of a new scientific review on the effects of coffee on heart health
