SAN FRANCISCO - Researchers at Stanford University have created a new artificial intelligence-powered camera system capable of processing images in a more efficient way, which can be used in self-driving vehicles or security cameras. The breakthrough was published in the science journal, Nature, on Aug 17.
BEIJING - In her last summer vacation of her graduate studies, Xu Jia started a two-month internship at the Chinese branch of transnational food giant Mars Inc.
While watching a Chinese tea ceremony and taking part in Chinese dumpling tasting in the hall of the Consulate General of China in Los Angeles, American college graduate, Kimberley Arredondo, claps her hands in excitement as she gets a glimpse of what is in store for her in the coming year.
SYDNEY - China's largest wind energy company, Goldwind, has partnered with the University of New South Wales in Australia to establish the country's first ever laboratory to test renewable wind technology.
From December 2016 to March 2017, a major cultural relics exhibition, Roads of Arabia: Archaeological Treasures of Saudi Arabia, was held at the National Museum of China in Beijing. Its closing ceremony was attended by President Xi Jinping and Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud in a mark of its success.
An exhibition of video games is igniting the passion of Chinese game players in Shenzhen by offering more than 150 games to explore the past, present and future of video games.
The ice cave exhaled its frosty breath in our faces as we approached its mouth. We put on our jackets in front of the entrance to the cavern hidden in Ningwu county in Shanxi province's Xinzhou city in August.
NEW YORK - Picturesque rivers and mountains. Silver beaches. An open-air banquet staged by ethnic groups in traditional attire. A smiling old lady sitting in the doorway of her home in a "longevity village".
LA PAZ - Community-based tourism has served to bolster cultural identity among Bolivia's indigenous communities, experts say.
Li Xiaoke, an artist from Beijing has spent the past three decades drawing inspiration from areas where members of the Tibetan community reside.
The works of Japanese artist Keiichi Tanaami, 82, often capture an audience's imagination at first glance with their dazzling color schemes and the compact composition of their subjects.
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