Researchers Identify The Cells That Make Space For Bone Marrow
A newly identified population of connective tissue cells helps hollow developing bones before handing off the task to marrow stromal cells that maintain the growing cavity.
Bringing Global Cancer Science Closer To Patients In Asia At 2026 ASCO Breakthrough
Leading researchers, clinicians, and healthcare professionals will gather this June at the American Society of Clinical Oncology’s (ASCO) Breakthrough meeting to discuss the opportunities and challenges that face oncology in the region.
The 11th Edition Of Asian Scientist 100: Honoring Asia’s Best Scientists
Every year, Asian Scientist Magazine publishes Asian Scientist 100, a carefully curated list of the best and brightest researchers and leaders in STEM in Asia.
Plastic-Eating Bacteria Just Got A Powerful Upgrade
NUS researchers have cracked two of the biggest obstacles in engineering microbes for industry: speed and reliability — using a bacteria-killing virus as their secret weapon.
Your Medicine Cabinet Is Polluting The Ocean
Over-The-Counter medication makes up the majority of pharmaceutical pollution in Hong Kong rivers, and may persist in rivers long enough to spread into coastal waters.
Scientists Create Fluorescent Dye That Survives Extreme Acidic Conditions
The finding could improve medical imaging, chemical sensing, and research conducted under extreme conditions.
Researchers Uncover Hidden Oxygen Dynamics Inside Ceria Catalysts
Ceria nanoparticles switch between surface oxygen capture and internal oxygen transfer depending on size, offering a new lever for designing catalysts tailored to specific reaction conditions.
Quitting Tobacco Could Push 20 Million Indian Families Into Higher Income Class
Using government survey data, a new study finds tobacco drains household budgets, while quitting could unlock gains.
This Fish Glows By Stealing Light From Its Prey
New genomic evidence confirms that the golden sweeper fish glows not by its own genes, but by stealing glowing proteins from its prey.
The Secret Light Compass Inside A Fish’s Brain
Zebrafish integrate light signals from the eyes and pineal organ to guide vertical movement in response to changes in light wavelength.
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