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» INTERPOL’s Operation Stocktake Busts Illegal Wildlife Trade In Asia
» UN Drug Office Laments Meth Trafficking Increase In East Asia
» Indian Ocean Nations Simulate 2004 Tsunami, Test Tsunami Warning System
» Malaysia To Embark On Five-Year RazakSAT-2 Satellite Development Program
» Malaysia To Accede To 1959 Antarctic Treaty & Madrid Protocol
Featured Research »
Three-Quarters Of Asia-Pacific Nations ‘Lack Water Security’
About 75 percent of emerging economies in the Asia-Pacific region suffer from low levels of water security, according to a new Asian Development Bank study.
» Growing More Oil Palm For Biofuels May Accelerate Climate Change
» Mekong Dam May Cause Food Security Threat, Study
» Sniffing Out The Secrets Of The Durian’s Scent
» Borneo Tree Is Source Of Potential Anticancer Agent, Silvestrol
» Scientists Say Elephants, Rhinos Are Irreplacable In Tropical Forests
» Corals Survived And Adapted To Massive Bleaching Event In Southeast Asia, Study
» SHIVA Project To Study Ozone Layer Depletion From Atmospheric Halogen
» Crucifix Crab, Charybdis Feriatus, Spotted In The Straits Of Malacca
» Giant Freshwater Prawn Strain That Grows 25 Percent Faster May Help Asian Farmers
» Deadly Amphibian Fungus May Emerge In Asia, Study
Health & Medicine »
Dozens Of New Genetic Markers For Cancer Risk Identified But Thousands More Remain
A large international study has identified more than 80 genetic markers for cancer risk, but researchers suggest that this is just the tip of the iceberg.
» Researchers Identify New Type Of Intestinal Lymphoma
» Malaria Parasite Is Driving Human Evolution In Asia-Pacific
» Study Of Malaysian Tribe Could Help Find Asian Skin Color Genes
» Unfounded Claims Of HIV Cure Spike Demand For Tokay Gecko In Southeast Asia
» WHO Urges Health Warnings On Cigarette Packs
Academia »
China-Southeast Asia Science Ties ‘Could Benefit Both’
Science and technology diplomacy between China and Southeast Asia is expected to benefit both sides, says a new OECD report.
» Asia-Pacific To Boost Integration Of Education, Science
» Bangladeshi Innovators Scoop US Technology Award
» The Asia Foundation And OOCL To Distribute 400,000 Books Across Asia
» ‘Father Of Hybrid Rice’ Yuan Longping Wins Mahathir Science Award
» New NSF Report Highlights Growth Of “Asia-10″ Countries In Science & Technology
» MOSTI Launches Fourth Innospace Center In Labuan, Malaysia
» JICA To Establish Japanese-Style Engineering Education In Malaysia With US$87m Loan
» Malaysia & Saudi Arabia Sign MOU On Science & Technology Collaboration
» Worldwide Study: Asia’s English Proficiency Lower Than Expected
» MIT And Malaysia Establish New Institute For Logistics Research
Tech & Pharma »
TauRx Therapeutics Initiates Two Phase III Trials For Alzheimer’s Drug
Singapore-based biotech company TauRx Therapeutics Ltd announced today the initiation of two global Phase III clinical trials for its Alzheimer’s disease drug.
» WHO Prequalifies Indian Malaria Drug
» Facebook To Invest In Fiber-Optic Cable Across Asia
» Watson Pharma Buys Ascent Pharmahealth For AU$375 Million
» Kontron AG To Transfer KDMS Production to Plexus Corp
» EIU’s 2011 IT Industry Competitiveness Index: Seven APAC Economies In Top 20
» RIKEN & Universiti Sains Malaysia Open Joint Lab For Tropical Drug Discovery
» Google DevFest 2011 Comes To Asia
» Biocon Limited To Build US$161 Million R&D Facility in Bio-XCell, Malaysia
» Malaysia Receives US$660 Million Biotech Investment From S Korea & France
» Thai Winning Streak At Shell Eco-Marathon Asia 2011
Editorials »
After Fukushima: The Future Of Nuclear Power In Asia
Before the nuclear disaster at Fukushima on March 11, 2011, Asia was seen as the nuclear powerhouse of the future, but the situation has changed since then, writes Vlado Vivoda.



