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Joanna Chiu’s Biography

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Joanna Chiu is a Beijing-based correspondent covering China, Mongolia and Hong Kong for Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa) international news wire.

She also contributes to publications including The Economist, The Atlantic, Al Jazeera America , The Associated Press, The Daily Beast, GlobalPost and The Nation.

Previously, in Hong Kong, she worked as a staff reporter at the South China Morning Post and as a stringer for The Economist and The Associated Press.

She additionally provides commentary and …

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Here's what's next for Hong Kong's embattled democracy movement

Here's what's next for Hong Kong's embattled democracy movement

BEIJING, China - Pro-democracy demonstrations in Hong Kong have entered their third month, with protesters in…

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Corrupt former Chinese officials hiding out in Western countries

Corrupt former Chinese officials hiding out in Western countries

Beijing (dpa) - A former vice minister tasked with steering China's economy was reportedly holding a fake Aus…

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Hont Kong protests: Poor conversation

Hont Kong protests: Poor conversation

IT WAS a scene that must have made China's leaders squirm with uncomfortable memories. On October 21st senior…

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China's Constitutional Crisis

China's Constitutional Crisis

In 2008, a group of Chinese intellectuals drafted a manifesto demanding deep reforms and calling for the impl…

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Thousands return to Hong Kong streets in protest

Thousands return to Hong Kong streets in protest

HONG KONG (AP) - Thousands of protesters poured into a main road in Hong Kong for a pro-democracy rally late …

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North Korea's Citizen Journalism

North Korea's Citizen Journalism

In winter months, the Tumen River freezes over and under cover of darkness, North Koreans escape to China. In…

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Splicing of a core circadian clock gene regulates seasonal adaptations by a winter gating mechanism

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By Takuya Yahagi, Piero Lamelza, Lou-Anne Chevrollier, Sergio Hidalgo Verified, Rodrigo Del Rio, Christine A. Tabuloc, Lorenzo Hernandez, Audrey L. Berry, Yao Cai, Kyle M. Lewald, Joanna Chiu
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Abstract INTRODUCTION RESULTS DISCUSSION MATERIALS AND METHODS Acknowledgments Supplementary Materials REFERENCES Information & Authors Metrics & Citations View Options References Figures Tables Media Share Abstract Organisms adjust their physiology and behavior in response to seasonal changes. The current working model indicates that the circadian clock is involved in this process, but the molecular mechanisms mediating the integration of seasonal cues are still unclear.
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Circadian clock gates diurnal glucose utilization

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By Yao Cai, Joanna Chiu
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Chrononutrition is at the forefront of modern nutritional science and precision medicine (reviewed in [1]). It centers on the alignment of meal timing with natural circadian (~24-hour) rhythms of metabolism and physiology to optimize health and fitness. This approach is highly intuitive since circadian clocks are known to regulate many aspects of cellular metabolism (reviewed in [2]).
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The new boss at work may not be human

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By Joanna Chiu
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Joanna Chiu A year ago, engineers at Snowflake, the American cloud-based data platform, still spent part of their day on routine tasks – such as scanning dashboards to ensure systems were running smoothly and chasing colleagues for data to complete trend analyses. Now, says Qaiser Habib, the company's Toronto-based head of Canada engineering, AI agents handle much of that groundwork, allowing engineers to focus on higher-level decisions.
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