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Open-Source Phased Array Antenna "open.space" Makes Moon Bounce Communication Accessible to Ham Radio Enthusiasts

Discover "open.space," an open-source phased array antenna designed specifically for Earth-Moon-Earth (EME) communication. This innovative project makes moon bounce accessible with compact, affordable hardware starting at $49-99 for a single tile up to $4,999 for a full 240-antenna array. Shipping expected March 2026.

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Japan Moves Toward First Pig-to-Human Organ Transplant Clinical Trials in 2027—Could Xenotransplantation Solve the Donor Crisis?

Japanese startup Pormedtec targets 2027 for Japan's first pig-to-human organ transplant trials. With only 4% of 16,000 registered transplant candidates receiving organs annually, xenotransplantation offers hope. US trials show gene-edited pig kidneys functioning over 7 months in human patients. Will this breakthrough transform Japan's organ shortage crisis?

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Japan's METI 2026 Budget Focuses on Generative AI and Next-Generation Nuclear Reactors - Massive Investment in Domestic AI Development

Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry allocates approximately 300 billion yen for generative AI in its 2026 budget proposal. Supporting domestic AI development with 1 trillion yen over 5 years in partnership with private companies like SoftBank. Also advancing next-generation nuclear reactor development to strengthen Japan's industrial competitiveness.

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Revolutionary Cancer Drug Surv.m-CRA from Kagoshima University Enters Final Trials | First New Bone Tumor Drug in 30 Years

Kagoshima University's oncolytic virus "Surv.m-CRA-1" enters final clinical trials for primary malignant bone tumors. This revolutionary treatment can eliminate cancer stem cells resistant to conventional therapies, offering new hope for bone cancer patients who haven't seen a new drug in over 30 years. Learn about Japan's next-generation cancer therapy targeting 2027 approval.

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Japan's Looming Power Crunch: Demand from New AI Data Centers and Chip Plants Set to Grow 13-Fold by 2034

As generative AI drives data center construction boom, Japan faces severe power supply constraints. Peak power demand from new data centers and chip plants is projected to grow about 13-fold by fiscal 2034. GPU servers consume 10x more power than conventional systems, requiring massive cooling energy. Exploring Japan's infrastructure challenges and solutions.