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3D Printing Innovation Cluster Launched In Singapore
NAMIC aims to reach out to over 1,000 companies to help them improve and innovate through the use of 3D printing technologies.
What Mice And Fly Reproduction Have In Common
The Ovo protein plays an important role in the development of sperm and egg cells in both mice and flies.
How Smells Can Split Species
An altered sense of smell could drive the formation of new species, as seen in hawthorn flies and apple flies.
South Korea Moves Forward With Plans For Hyperloop Train
The Hyper Tube Express could cut traveling time from Seoul to Busan from three hours to 20 minutes.
7 Must-Read Stories In January 2017
Solar cells, supercomputers and scientists—stories that captured your imagination in the first month of 2017.
Temasek Invests US$800 Million In Verily
Singapore-based Temasek will invest in Alphabet's health-focused company Verily to commercialize healthcare solutions.
Diabetes Shortens Human Lifespan By Nine Years
In China, diabetics will die an average of nine years before their healthy peers, study estimates.
MicroRNAs That Trigger Beta Cell Proliferation
Scientists in Japan have identified two new microRNAs that may help develop regenerative therapies for diabetes patients.
WuXi Acquires Biologics CRO HD Biosciences
WuXi AppTec strengthens its biologics capabilities with its acquisition of Shanghai-based HD Biosciences.
3D Printing Innovation Cluster Launched In Singapore
NAMIC aims to reach out to over 1,000 companies to help them improve and innovate through the use of 3D printing technologies.
What Mice And Fly Reproduction Have In Common
The Ovo protein plays an important role in the development of sperm and egg cells in both mice and flies.
How Smells Can Split Species
An altered sense of smell could drive the formation of new species, as seen in hawthorn flies and apple flies.
South Korea Moves Forward With Plans For Hyperloop Train
The Hyper Tube Express could cut traveling time from Seoul to Busan from three hours to 20 minutes.
7 Must-Read Stories In January 2017
Solar cells, supercomputers and scientists—stories that captured your imagination in the first month of 2017.
Temasek Invests US$800 Million In Verily
Singapore-based Temasek will invest in Alphabet's health-focused company Verily to commercialize healthcare solutions.
Diabetes Shortens Human Lifespan By Nine Years
In China, diabetics will die an average of nine years before their healthy peers, study estimates.
MicroRNAs That Trigger Beta Cell Proliferation
Scientists in Japan have identified two new microRNAs that may help develop regenerative therapies for diabetes patients.
WuXi Acquires Biologics CRO HD Biosciences
WuXi AppTec strengthens its biologics capabilities with its acquisition of Shanghai-based HD Biosciences.









