2025 Nobel Prize in physics awarded for groundbreaking quantum discoveries

The 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret, and John M. Martinis for their pioneering work in demonstrating that quantum effects can occur in systems large enough to be seen and handled by humans.

People & Events 2025.10.18 23:33 Joseph Shin

Landmark study linking prenatal pesticide exposure to lasting brain abnormalities in children raises urgent public health questions

A study published in late August, led by researchers from Columbia University and Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, has provided further evidence demonstrating how prenatal exposure to the pesticide chlorpyrifos can induce neurological abnormalities and impair motor function in children and adolescents.

Science & Technology 2025.10.18 23:25 Jiwoo Bang

Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle has reshaped box office expectations for anime films worldwide

Since its September 12, 2025 North American release, Demon slayer: infinity castle has shattered box office records across Japan, the U.S., and beyond, establishing anime as a global cinematic force.

Media & Entertainment 2025.10.18 04:59 Hannah Jang

Global postal firms halt shipments as U.S. ends de minimis exemption

International postal and shipping services from more than 30 countries have suspended or limited deliveries to the United States following the recent elimination of the “de minimis” exemption, going into effect on August 29, 2025.

People & Events 2025.10.17 05:48 Mina Imai

AI data centers are emerging as a hidden giant behind tomorrow’s carbon emissions

In June 2025, the International Energy Agency (IEA) released its landmark report Electricity 2024, warning that rapid expansion of AI and data infrastructure could soon become one of the biggest contributors to global carbon emissions.

Science & Technology 2025.10.16 06:54 Sungyoon Lee

Cambridge study links air pollution to rise in dementia

According to a study published by the Epidemiology unit of the Medical Research Council at Cambridge University on September 4th, exposure to specific types of air pollution is associated with an increased risk of developing dementia.

Science & Technology 2025.10.16 01:53 Sangmin Lee

Scientists creates human egg cells from ordinary skin cells

A recent study published in Nature by a team at Oregon Health and Science University has introduced a new technique that can transform an ordinary human skin cell into an egg cell capable of forming an embryo.

Science & Technology 2025.10.13 04:23 Seungmin Shin

The assassination of Charlie Kirk shocks the United States

Charlie Kirk, the head of Turning Point USA, was shot and killed during an outdoor debate at Utah Valley University on September 10, in an assassination that has shaken the United States.

People & Events 2025.10.13 03:43 Minjo Choi

Jimmy Kimmel reinstated after boycott

Jimmy Kimmel, host of Jimmy Kimmel Live!, one of the most popular late-night shows on American television, was suspended on Sept 17th together with his show by Disney after he made comments about conservative influencer Charlie Kirk’s death recently.

People & Events 2025.10.12 03:40 Moojin Hong

Hollywood faces backlash over AI actress Tilly Norwood

Hollywood is facing intense criticism following the launch of Tilly Norwood, a fully AI-generated actress developed by the technology company Xicoia in Los Angeles on September 30, 2025.

Media & Entertainment 2025.10.12 03:30 Lauren Lee