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Featured Research »
Critical Genes Mutated In Stomach Cancer Identified
A Singapore-based large-scale genomics study has identified more than 600 genes that are mutated in stomach cancer, the second-most lethal cancer worldwide.
» Black Hole Jets May Cause Galaxy NGC 3801 To Die And Lose Its Stars
» Korean Scientists Use Dogs’ Sensitive Sniffer To Detect Rotting Food
» Australia And Korea Team Up To Form 8,000km Gigantic Telescope
» Survey: The World Is A Happier Place Than In 2007
» Needle-Free Flu Vaccine May Provide Immunity To H1 & H5 Influenza Virus
» Study: Human Embryonic Stem Cells Acquire Mutations From Long-Term Culture
» Flexible Memory Cells May Signal Era Of Bendable Computers
» Hyundai Green Zone Project Turns Inner Mongolian Desert Into Grassland
» Scientists Develop All-Natural Sponge That Detects, Captures & Stores Carbon Dioxide
» Giant Freshwater Prawn Strain That Grows 25 Percent Faster May Help Asian Farmers
Health & Medicine »
Study: Three-Drug Regimen Favored In Asia Is Useful In Preventing Clots After Angioplasty
A three-drug regimen, favored in Asia to prevent clots after angioplasty, is equal to a double-dose two-drug approach commonly used in Western countries, says new clinical research from Korea.
» Discovery Of Novel Fusion Gene: Hope For Targeted Treatment Of Lung Cancer?
» Use Of Acupuncture By The U.S. Military To Treat Battlefield Injuries, PTSD
» International Study: 138 Million Diabetics In China & India
» Mystery Virus Claims Two Lives In South Korea
» Tai Chi Helps Prevent Falls, Improves Mental Health In The Elderly
» Rice Is Healthier Than Bread, According To South Korean Study
» South Korean Study Suggests That Autism Is More Prevalent Than Believed
» South Korea Has Highest Antibiotic Usage Worldwide
» S. Korean Scientists Map Genetic Link To Alcoholism
Academia »
Asian Research Network Launched In Seoul To Strengthen R&D Across Asia
Scientists at Hanyang University of Korea and RIKEN of Japan are launching the Asian Research Network in Seoul to strengthen R&D cooperation across Asia.
» East Asian Students Are 2-3 Years Ahead Of Western Peers, Report Says
» HHMI’s First International Early Career Award: Nine Awardees From Asia
» New NSF Report Highlights Growth Of “Asia-10″ Countries In Science & Technology
» Korean War Nurse Starts Scholarship For KAIST Students To Study At Sweden’s KTH
» QS World University Rankings 2011/12: Asia Makes Significant Strides
» Harvard Report: US High Schools Lagging At 32nd In Math Proficiency, 17th In Reading
» Raising Math & Science Standards By Studying Asian Achievements
» KRIBB & RIKEN Open Joint Research Center For Chemical Biology
» South Korea To Restructure “Struggling” Universities
» 2011 Asian University Rankings: Hong Kong University Of Science And Technology Leads The Pack
Tech & Pharma »
SK Biopharmaceuticals Epilepsy Drug Wins Korean Government Funding Support
SK Biopharmaceuticals’ lead epilepsy drug, YKP3089, has been awarded funding from the Korean Drug Development Fund.
» SK Biopharmaceuticals Initiates PhII Trial For Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy Drug
» Yakult Honsha Initiates Perifosine Phase I/II Trial For Colorectal Cancer in Japan
» VaxInnate Licenses Recombinant Flu Vaccines To South Korea’s CJ CheilJedang Corp
» Intel Capital Invests US$40m In 10 Asian Companies
» EIU’s 2011 IT Industry Competitiveness Index: Seven APAC Economies In Top 20
» South Korea To Invest 100 Billion Won In Stem Cell Research Next Year
» South Korea Tops ITU Ranking Of Information & Communication Technology
» D-Pharm Gets South Korean Approval For Phase III MACSI Study Of DP-b99
» Malaysia Receives US$660 Million Biotech Investment From S Korea & France
» Kyowa Kirin Starts Phase III Trial Of ARQ197/Erlotinib In NSC Lung Cancer
Editorials »
Asia: The Growing Hub Of Scientific Research
The scientific global village has a new member: Asia. The shifting face of science reflects the strides made by Asian nations in recognizing R&D as a valuable industry.




