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» Chinese Government To Take Shark Fin Soup Off Menu
» Hong Kong Confirms Boy, 2, Has Bird Flu
» Film By HK Shark Foundation Describes Turning Tide Against Shark Fin Soup
» Shangri-La Strikes Shark Fin Soup Off The Menu In Its 72 Hotels And Resorts
Featured Research »
Researchers Identify Gene For Aggressive Liver Cancer
Researchers in Singapore have discovered a gene that can be used in the diagnosis and treatment of liver cancer.
» Thinking Along Racial Lines Makes One Less Creative, Study
» Scientists Grow Neurons From Urine
» ‘Killer-Protector System’ Renders Some Rice Species Sterile
» Scientists Find Genes Linked To Blindness
» Handheld Plasma Flashlight Zaps Away Bacteria Instantly, Study
» Fluorescent Chemosensor Polymers May Detect Explosive Materials, Study
» Mystery Of The Vanishing Neutrinos Solved
» Ulcer-Causing Helicobacter Pylori Survives In Our Acidic Gut By Turning It Neutral
» Study: Plunge In Greenhouse Gases Caused Antarctic Glaciation 34m Years Ago
» Swine Flu Viruses In Hong Kong Are Increasing In Diversity
Health & Medicine »
Scientists Identify Novel Genetic Markers For Lou Gehrig’s Disease In Han Chinese
Scientists have identified two novel genetic variants associated with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also referred to as Lou Gehrig’s disease, in the Han Chinese population.
» Targeting Mental Defeat Could Help Chronic Pain Sufferers, Study
» Researchers Identify New Type Of Intestinal Lymphoma
» Scientists Discover How Editing Of RNA Leads To Cancer
» Osteoporosis Risk May Be Written In Our Genes, Study
» Study Looks At Ballroom Dancing Classes To Prevent Falls In Elderly
» Tai Chi Improves Balance Control Of Visually Impaired Older People, Study
» Unfounded Claims Of HIV Cure Spike Demand For Tokay Gecko In Southeast Asia
» Study: Excessive Praise On Poor Performance May Cause Depression
» Study: 30% Of Colonoscopy Participants Had Pre-Cancerous Bowel Tumors
» Study: DDT, Dioxins & Banned Pesticides Still Detected In Human Milk
Academia »
Times Higher Education Uni Rankings Show Competition Among Asian Tigers
Led by Japan in first position, the Asian Tiger economies continue to make progress in the higher education sector.
» Nature: China May Soon Surpass Japan In R&D Publication Output
» 16-Year-Old English Kids Two Years Behind Asian Peers In Math, Study
» Asia’s Young Universities Surge In 2011 QS University Rankings
» East Asian Students Are 2-3 Years Ahead Of Western Peers, Report Says
» HKUST Opens Asia’s First Social Media Research Laboratory
» Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2011-12 Show Drop In Asian Rank
» QS World University Rankings 2011/12: Asia Makes Significant Strides
» Harvard Report: US High Schools Lagging At 32nd In Math Proficiency, 17th In Reading
» Shanghai Jiaotong Releases 2011 Academic Rankings: US Colleges Dominate
» Million Dollar Shaw Prize Awarded For Cosmology, Immunology & Geometry
Tech & Pharma »
BioLineRx, CTTQ To Commercialize Hepatitis C Drug, BL-8030, In China
BioLineRx has signed an out-licensing agreement with Jiangsu Chia-tai Tianqing Pharma to commercialize BL-8030 in China.
» X-BODY, Jiangsu Hengrui To Develop Novel Therapeutic Antibodies
» Boston Healthcare To Expand Consultancy Into Asia
» Medtronic Enters Strategic Alliance With LifeTech Scientific Corporation
» Takeda Initiates Phase 3 Trial For Lung Cancer Drug
» Facebook To Invest In Fiber-Optic Cable Across Asia
» CK Life Sciences Receives FDA Clearance For PhIII Melanoma Vaccine Trial
» Watson Pharma Buys Ascent Pharmahealth For AU$375 Million
» Intel Capital Invests US$40m In 10 Asian Companies
» Google Announces Plans To Build Data Centers In Singapore, Taiwan & Hong Kong
» EIU’s 2011 IT Industry Competitiveness Index: Seven APAC Economies In Top 20
Editorials »
Lessons For Asia From The Horse Meat Scandal
What can we in Asia learn from the horsemeat contamination scandal in Europe? David Tan discusses.
» Will Singaporeans Stop Breeding In 2030?
» Giving Stem Cells A Bad Name
» Australia Needs To Out-‘Smart’ Competition, Says CSIRO Chief
» PHOTO GALLERY: Science Under The Microscope
» Controversial H5N1 Avian Flu Research Put On Hold For 60 Days
» Dr. Rossa Chiu, Chinese Uni. Of Hong Kong, Talks To Asian Scientist Magazine
» Project: FIN Takes Shark Conservation “Fin On” In The Heart Of Asia



