Thursday, October 29, 2026

Toyota vs Volkswagen: Who Dominates Global Car Sales in 2025?

Volkswagen's 2025 global sales fell 0.5%, while Toyota remains the top automaker with 10.32 million vehicles sold, outperforming VW.

North Korea’s Secret Nuclear Digs: New Evidence Emerges!

The DIA of the United States has noted that excavation activities are currently underway at an underground facility.

Unlocking the Future of Biologics: 5 Key Benefits of Huons Lab’s Haidifuse Platform for Antibody Treatments

Huons Lab's Hi-Diffuse platform enhances biopharmaceuticals, improving drug bioavailability for subcutaneous injections.

Jong Seo Kim

No Batteries Needed: These Microscopic Robots Run on Urea

KAIST develops a self-propelled cell robot powered by urea, enabling autonomous movement for targeted transport and environmental modulation.

KAIST Researchers Develop Smart Fabric That Tracks Soldier Movements

KAIST researchers developed a flexible e-textile platform using innovative technology to draw electronic circuits on fabric.

KAIST Unveils Next-Gen Smart Window That Slashes Indoor Heat by 49°F

KAIST's Professor Moon Hong Cheol unveils RECM, a smart window tech that adjusts light and heat, enhancing comfort and reducing glare.

South Korean Scientists Build First Chip That Sees ‘Twisted’ Light

KAIST's research team developed the world's first semiconductor material for detecting circularly polarized light using selenium nanocrystals.

New VR Tools Let You Point With Precision and Choreograph Like a Pro

KAIST's VR precision pointing and choreography creation technology won two best paper awards at the CHI conference.

Fear Wtihout Pain? KAIST Just Rewrote the Neuroscience Textbooks

KAIST researchers identify a brain circuit for fear memories from psychological threats, distinct from pain pathways, aiding mental disorder treatments.

Muscle Loss May Start in the Brain, Not the Body, Researchers Say

A study reveals that age-related muscle loss may originate from brain dysfunction, suggesting new therapies targeting the dopamine system.

Magnetic Leap: KAIST Opens New Frontier in Quantum Information Processing

KAIST's Professor Kim Kab-Jin leads a team in groundbreaking quantum computing research using ferromagnets, marking a major advancement.

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