Blog Tag - Science

Beicology: Chilly and Rainy, What Happened to Beijing?
Submitted on Oct 18, 2021
Well it took us about a week to switch from wearing t-shirts to wearing jackets, and this weekend Beijing's temperatures dropped even further,...
Douyin Dive: Watch a Video Each Day, Treat Your Body in the Right Way
Submitted on Aug 15, 2021
Long before COVID-19 struck, you probably had already been receiving tons of blogs about healthy lifestyles or what kinds of food can’t be paired...
Douyin Dive: The Channel That Will Make Your Inner Entomologist Happy
Submitted on Jun 17, 2021
Douyin is a massive ocean of content creators, so how do you choose to follow? In Douyin Dive, we recommend the channels that will intrigue, impress...
Techies and Trekkies Unite! Beijing's Shougang Industrial Park to Become "Sci-Fi City"
Submitted on Nov 07, 2020
Whereas Shenzhen might be China’s hub of all things science reality, Beijing’s Shougang Industrial Park is gearing up to be the country’s hub of all...
Beijing Defends its Title as World's Top City for Scientific Research
Submitted on Sep 25, 2020
At a conference in Zhongguancun in Haidian district last week, The Nature Index announced that Beijing would be keeping its spot as the top-ranked...
Smog Tasting Takes Open-Air Cooking to a Whole New Level
Submitted on Aug 07, 2020
In December 2017 a group of leading behavioral scientists, environmental conservationists, and media scholars gathered in Washington, DC for a Fuller...
A Fallen Expensive Satellite And Your Not So Expensive Facial Data
Submitted on Jul 15, 2020
What's the latest in clean breathing innovation? Who is using your data? When will the drones deliver your mail? Keep up with the latest circuitry in...
Throwback Thursday: The Biodome Where Beijing Scientists Ate Worms
Submitted on May 21, 2020
Last week, a blackened and unpiloted crew capsule landed in Inner Mongolia and was subsequently paraded around Beijing to celebrate its journey. The...
Is the Coronavirus to Blame for Backlash Against China Green Card Changes?
Submitted on Mar 03, 2020
China’s restrictions on foreigners seeking permanent residence in the country have been gradually loosening since 2016. And as we reported last week...
Misleading Headlines Add Fire to Media's Complex Relationship with China's Pollution Crisis
Submitted on Sep 05, 2018
Not only does air pollution make you more likely to be a criminal, it'll also make you a dimwit too. That's according to study published last week by...
Beijing Born Scientist Turns Key Tofu (豆腐) ingredient Into a Superior, Smog Busting Air Filter
Submitted on Jan 16, 2017
Beijingers are used to seeing soy used to produce all manner of foodstuffs – tofu, soy milk, edamame, protein supplements, soy sauce ... but soon we...
Cool Things Beijing Scientists are Working on While You’re Asleep
Submitted on Mar 17, 2015
Beijing’s scientists are pretty cool. Researchers from Tsinghua University are working on building a real-life terminator, Empire State Tribune...
What To See: China Science and Technology Museum
Submitted on Oct 26, 2014
Enormous not only in size, but also in educational fun, the China Science and Technology Museum 中国科技馆 will satisfy the thinker in children and adults...
Beijing Scientists Emerge from 105 Days in Biodome
Submitted on May 21, 2014
Chinese news is abuzz today about the three Beijing volunteers who emerged from a sealed biodome on the campus of Beihang University after 105 days...
Chinese Scientists Discovery Winning Rock-Paper-Scissors Strategy
Submitted on May 05, 2014
"Which hotpot place should we go to?" "Let's play rock-paper-scissors to decide," you'll now say, knowing that Haidilao is in your sights....