Researchers from Harbin Institute of Technology used a meter-scale flapping-wing robot to investigate how different takeoff strategies affect acceleration, climb, and flight distance. Under the conditions tested, a low-angle takeoff strategy of approximately 15° increased total flight distance by 49% compared with a high-angle strategy of approximately 65% at the three-second evaluation point.

Researchers from Hefei University of Technology and the University of Science and Technology of China have proposed a neural architecture search framework that allows an algorithm to automatically look for suitable network structures for EEG-based seizure prediction.

A research paper by scientists at Guangzhou Medical University presented a  large-language-model-based multimorbidity score (LLM-MMS), a prompt-based large-language-model-derived multimorbidity phenotype score.

East Asian summers prior to the late 1990s were primarily affected by tropical oceans and their accompanying phenomenon, El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO). However, in recent years this has appeared to hold less sway on East Asian (EA) summers, and primary influences on the prevalence of heatwaves in EA summers have shifted to the presence of newly formed ice (NFI) in the Arctic and the East Asian jet stream (EAJS). This is thanks to an anomalous anticyclone phenomenon, propelled by a reversal of circulation from westerly to easterly, bringing in colder winds from the Arctic Oscillation and cooling down the EA summer climate.