Group 1 - The first cloned yak, weighing 16.75 kg, was born at the Jin Si Wild Yak Breeding Research Base in Tibet, marking a significant achievement in animal cloning technology [1] - The cloning process utilized a combination of whole genome selection and somatic cell cloning techniques, potentially reducing the breeding cycle from 20 years to 5 years, thus enhancing economic benefits and industry potential [1] - The research team from Zhejiang University, led by Professor Fang Shengguo, innovatively proposed a new method that integrates prior experience in endangered species breeding with somatic cell cloning [1] Group 2 - A new high temporal and spatial resolution stimulated Brillouin microscope was developed by the Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, significantly increasing imaging speed by two orders of magnitude while maintaining high imaging quality [2] - The first 900-volt hybrid high-voltage architecture was recently launched in Zhejiang, breaking the technical bottleneck of the commonly used 400-volt architecture in the electric vehicle industry [2] - A collaborative team from the University of Cambridge and University College London discovered microcrystals within "space ice," challenging previous assumptions and providing new insights into planetary formation and galaxy evolution [2] Group 3 - The Future Science Prize celebrated its tenth anniversary by focusing on the theme of "the future," engaging nearly 20 past winners and scientists in discussions to inspire curiosity and exploration among youth [3] - The importance of identifying opportunities in high-level scientific research was emphasized, with advice on choosing fields based on strategic direction rather than popularity [3] Group 4 - The concept of "high peaks" in innovation emphasizes the need for determination and the ability to learn from others, which can lead to more original achievements and technological advancements [4]