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Japan opens the first data center operating with 100% real-time renewable energy
In a world where data centers have become invisible giants consuming colossal amounts of energy, the ZED ISHIKARI, inaugurated in October 2024 in the...
Japan turns footsteps into electricity: how it’s done
Japan, globally recognized for its leadership in technological innovation, is once again setting trends with the implementation of piezoelectric floors in public spaces. This...
Japanese researchers identify organic compounds with high repellent power without toxic effects on soil
A team of scientists from Sophia University (Japan), led by Professor Tamao Saito, has discovered that the slime mold Dictyostelium discoideum secretes organic compounds...
Japan and The Ocean Cleanup tackle the plastic crisis: innovation, technology, and a threatened ocean
The plastic crisis is no longer a silent threat, but a visible presence in the seas, coasts, and food of Japan. In Tokyo Bay,...
A Japanese plant surprises the world with its mimicry strategy: it disguises itself as an ant to attract flies.
In the forests of **Japan**, a little-known species is changing what was believed about the relationship between (https://noticiasambientales.com/ciencia/plantas-que-brillan-en-china-ciencia-arte-y-preguntas-sobre-el-futuro-de-la-bioluminiscencia-vegetal/) and insects. This is **Vincetoxicum nakaianum**,...
