Asian Scientist Newsroom
ABOUT
Asian Scientist Magazine is an award-winning science and technology magazine that highlights R&D news stories from Asia to a global audience. The magazine is published by Singapore-headquartered Wildtype Media Group.
Stories by Asian Scientist Newsroom
Spin-Entangled Electrons Produced
Researchers have used quantum dots to create a device that can produce spin-entangled electrons, paving the way for future quantum teleportation.
HIV ‘Wakes Up’ Only Once A Week Under Treatment
Encouraging data on HIV reactivation suggests that remission can be achieved by reducing latent cell numbers by 50-70 fold instead of over 2,000 fold.
Antibody That Targets DENV-2 Found
Unlike other DENV-2 binding antibodies, 2D22 is able to kill DENV-2 viruses of all morphologies.
Stabilizing Quantum Information Via The Middle Man
Tiny crystals of manganese carbonate have helped researchers stabilize the interaction between photons and nuclear spins, paving the way for quantum memory.
Visualizing RNA Interference At Work
A single molecule imaging study has revealed how the RNAi complex cleaves and releases target RNA sequences.
IL-17 Supercharges Stem Cell Growth
Mesenchymal stem cells treated with IL-17A grow twice as fast and are more efficient at regulating the immune system, scientists say.
Spintronics Advance: Skyrmions Stablized Above Room Temperature
A magnetic material made of cobalt, zinc and manganese has been shown to host stable and chiral skyrmions, the Holy Grail of spintronics.
Leaf-Inspired Power Packs A Punch
In the future, consumer devices could be powered by solid state micro-supercapacitors instead of lithium batteries.
Laser Explosions Make Silicon Exotic
Scientists have used laser-controlled micro-explosions to create new phases in silicon, paving the way for exotic new materials.