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Could The Energy Internet Actually Work?
Researchers have suggested that the energy internet—distributing electricity in a similar fashion to the actual internet—is an upgrade over the existing outdated electrical grid.
Researchers Discover Fungal-Plant Hybrid That Practices ‘Closed Marriage’
The plant species, discovered on the subtropical Japanese island of Kuroshima, derives its nutrition from host fungi.
Jackson Laboratory, Wenzhou Medical University Sign Research Agreement
The organizations will seek to better understand genomic propensities to disease and focus on individualized therapies for cancer, heart disease, and other afflictions.
Former Chairman Of Shell Singapore Awarded IChemE Honorary Fellowship
Lee Tzu Yang was recognized by the Institution of Chemical Engineers for his commitment to Singapore’s growth in the petroleum and petrochemicals sector.
Will You Break A Bone Due To Osteoporosis? It’s In Your Genes
Predicting an individual’s risk of osteoporosis-related fractures becomes much more accurate when taking genetic factors into account alongside clinical factors.
QST And Osaka To Collaborate On Quantum And Radiological Research
The agreement between National Institutes for Quantum and Radiological Science and Technology and Osaka University will contribute to innovation in a variety of different fields.
Singaporean Students Win Gold At International Natural Science Tournament In Russia
The team’s comprehensive and diversified solutions for complicated problems helped them clinch the top spot.
Titanosaurs Once Thundered Down Under
No, it’s not Littlefoot. Savannasaurus elliottorum was a medium-sized titanosaur that was found in a geological deposit approximately 95 million years old.
China’s Toxic Chemical Emission Highest In The World: Study
China is today the largest emitter of certain toxic fluorinated chemicals, thanks to US and Europe manufacturers moving operations there.