2015 – Page 69 – Asian Scientist Magazine

Hydrogen sulphide, the gas which gives rotten eggs their characteristic smell, could be used to mitigate heat-induced testicular injury.

Are you sitting down? You might want to take a little walk after reading this article.

Cells measure the shape of gaps in the epithelium to determine how they should move to close wounds, scientists say.

As a semiconductor material, phosphorene is lighter and thinner than silicon, opening up the possibility of interesting new devices.

The cooperation agreement between Fosun Pharmaceuticals and Guahao.com is expected to expand jxdyf.com's pharmaceutical e-commerce platform.

Scientists have found that the transcription factor MYB36 is a master regulator of Casparian strip formation in plants.

Four autonomous delivery robots have been employed to deliver goods such as medicine, medical specimens and case files within the hospital.

Sure, media exposure means some misunderstanding and trolls, but it also can spark a healthy interest and new ideas.

Using data from the Asian Scientist Writing Prize, our editor has come up with the who, what and when of science communication.

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