The 12th Achemasia was ceremonially opened on October 14, 2025, at the National Exhibition and Convention Center in Shanghai Hongqiao. Under the motto "International Sustainable Chemical Production," this year's exhibition brought together 265 companies from 14 countries and regions, along with 10,000 participants from 61 countries and regions.

Recent research has revealed that sudden cardiac death is responsible for an unusually high proportion of deaths in female bodybuilders across the globe.

It’s not what’s on the outside that counts: deep “hidden” fat around organs and in the liver may silently injure arteries, according to a new McMaster-led study that redefines how we assess obesity and cardiovascular risk.

A new AI-powered optimization framework promises a major step toward greener chemical manufacturing. By drastically reducing computational effort and enabling real-time optimization of steam cracking, researchers have opened new possibilities for low-carbon ethylene production.

A new study has revealed that if tax is removed from healthy foods and levied on unhealthy foods that have a negative impact on the environment, it can lead to environmental and human health benefits which means that fewer people would die prematurely each year.

New research from Virginia Tech identifies key molecular changes behind age-related memory loss — and shows they can be reversed. By targeting specific brain processes with advanced gene-editing tools, scientists improved memory performance in older animals, opening new possibilities for dementia research.

Largest acquisition in the history of the VOGEL Group. Strategic transaction strengthens position in B2B marketing and expands digital service portfolio.

Many genetic diseases involve multiple mutations, making them hard to treat. A new retron-based gene-editing method from UT Austin offers hope by repairing entire defective DNA regions — paving the way for more inclusive, affordable, and wide-reaching gene therapies.

AI is transforming how we see — and manufacture — the world at microscopic scales. A new review highlights how particle vision analysis (PVA) combines AI and imaging to enhance discovery, streamline quality control, and close the loop between lab research and industrial production.

A new “liquid metal” composite developed by University of Washington engineers could transform electronics recycling. The material is flexible, self-healing, and 94 % recyclable — pointing the way to a more sustainable era of smart devices and wearable tech.