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Asian Scientist Junior Book Series Launched
The six books each feature a prominent researcher from Asia to inspire children towards careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
How To Navigate A City Without Getting Lost
Researchers in Hong Kong have developed an alternative positioning system based on ID plates for buildings, shops and offices, allowing for more precise location tracking.
7 Must-Read Stories In July 2018
This month’s most-read articles revolved around clinicians and researchers working at the interface of scientific disciplines.
Functional Carbon Materials Made Simple And Scalable
Chinese researchers have proposed a simple and inexpensive method to prepare carbon nanomaterials from small organic molecules.
3D Sketching In Thin Air
A research group in South Korea has developed a 3D sketching tool that simplifies the creation of 3D designs.
‘Dino’ Bone Turns Out To Be From An Extinct Sea Cow
Japanese paleontologists have identified an uncatalogued ‘dinosaur’ bone as belonging to an extinct sea mammal.
Finding The Achilles’ Heel Of Drug Resistant Bacteria
By screening a total of 50,240 small molecules, scientists discovered a compound that suppresses the ability of multidrug resistant bacteria to cause infection.
Tokyo Tech & Tohoku University Take A Quantum (Computing) Leap
Tokyo Institute of Technology and Tohoku University will join forces to carry out basic and applied research in quantum computing.
Six Asian Scientists Featured In New Children’s Book Series
Wildtype Books launches Asian Scientist Junior, a book series highlighting outstanding scientists from Asia.
Asian Scientist Junior Book Series Launched
The six books each feature a prominent researcher from Asia to inspire children towards careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
How To Navigate A City Without Getting Lost
Researchers in Hong Kong have developed an alternative positioning system based on ID plates for buildings, shops and offices, allowing for more precise location tracking.
7 Must-Read Stories In July 2018
This month’s most-read articles revolved around clinicians and researchers working at the interface of scientific disciplines.
Functional Carbon Materials Made Simple And Scalable
Chinese researchers have proposed a simple and inexpensive method to prepare carbon nanomaterials from small organic molecules.
3D Sketching In Thin Air
A research group in South Korea has developed a 3D sketching tool that simplifies the creation of 3D designs.
‘Dino’ Bone Turns Out To Be From An Extinct Sea Cow
Japanese paleontologists have identified an uncatalogued ‘dinosaur’ bone as belonging to an extinct sea mammal.
Finding The Achilles’ Heel Of Drug Resistant Bacteria
By screening a total of 50,240 small molecules, scientists discovered a compound that suppresses the ability of multidrug resistant bacteria to cause infection.
Tokyo Tech & Tohoku University Take A Quantum (Computing) Leap
Tokyo Institute of Technology and Tohoku University will join forces to carry out basic and applied research in quantum computing.
Six Asian Scientists Featured In New Children’s Book Series
Wildtype Books launches Asian Scientist Junior, a book series highlighting outstanding scientists from Asia.









