From enabling computers to understand Mandarin and providing a "protective shield" for mRNA, to using "acoustic tornadoes" to loosen blood clots, using optical methods to diagnose burns, and making air pollution monitoring accurate to the individual, the 24th "Yo-Hsiang Science and Technology Award" announced its five lecture winners on the 24th. The five research projects span ICT, nanotechnology, optoelectronics, biotechnology and medicine, an…
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From enabling computers to understand Mandarin and providing a "protective shield" for mRNA, to using "acoustic tornadoes" to loosen blood clots, using optical methods to diagnose burns, and making air pollution monitoring accurate to the individual, the 24th "Yo-Hsiang Science and Technology Award" announced its five lecture winners on the 24th. The five research projects span ICT, nanotechnology, optoelectronics, biotechnology and medicine, an…