How Nobel Prize Winners React to That Life-Changing Phone CallHOT
Every October, the Nobel committee phones new laureates minutes before the world finds out. Some winners weep, some hang up thinking it is a scam, and some sleep straight through it.
Every October, the Nobel committee phones new laureates minutes before the world finds out. Some winners weep, some hang up thinking it is a scam, and some sleep straight through it.
A popular Chinese science explainer unpacks a common misconception: the kidney is a wear-and-tear organ with no backup plan, unlike the liver, which can regrow after surgery.
A new national report shows 16.74% of Chinese adults now meet the basic science literacy benchmark, with Beijing and Shanghai passing 30% for the first time. The country also ranks 10th in the 2026 Global Innovation Index.
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