Monday, September 14, 2026

Revolutionizing Energy: How Ag₂Se-Based Thermoelectric Materials Could Change the Game in 2026

Researchers at KRICT developed eco-friendly thermoelectric materials from silver selenide, enhancing energy efficiency for various applications.

Kim let Citizens Run to Celebrate ’80th Workers’ Party Anniversary’ but Who Needs Exercise Actually?

North Korea's Workers' Party celebrates its 80th anniversary with a wave of loyalty letters and national pride, highlighted by major achievements.

Altman’s Orb Mini Wants to Scan You Into the Future of Crypto

OpenAI's Sam Altman introduces Orb Mini, a device for AI-human identification, as part of the World Project's verification tools.

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UNIST Researchers Develop Ultra-Sensitive Skin-Attachable Sensor Material for Detecting Subtle Bodily Signals

A new sensor material can detect subtle bodily changes like temperature, cough, and swallowing just by being attached to the skin.

New 3D Printing Technology Creates Complex Structures in Just 1 Minute

A new 3D printing technology enables rapid production of complex structures, using AI to enhance efficiency and reduce production time.

How Herpes Virus Triggers Inflammation: The Role of Poly(T) DNA Revealed

Research reveals that herpes virus activation causes inflammation around the lips due to innate immune sensors recognizing viral DNA.

UNIST startup goes public on KOSDAQ with precision cooling medical devices

RecensMedical, a UNIST startup, goes public on KOSDAQ, advancing precision cooling tech for medical applications and global expansion.

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