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Taking Histamine To Heart (And Kidneys)
Despite its association with allergy and inflammation, histamine protects against heart and kidney damage in cardiorenal syndrome.
Smart Polymer Lights Up Under Stress
Scientists in Japan have developed a luminescent polymer that can quickly and sensitively detect stress.
Putting A Security Algorithm To Rest
Researchers have demonstrated that a security algorithm called SHA-1 can be easily subverted by malicious actors in cyberspace.
Singapore To Construct 60 Megawatt-Peak Solar Farm
Singapore's Public Utilities Board has appointed Sembcorp to build the island nation's largest floating solar farm on Tengeh Reservoir.
Risky Business In Breast Cancer Diagnosis (VIDEO)
By analyzing the collective impact of common gene variants associated with breast cancer, Dr. Li Jingmei seeks to detect the disease early and save lives.
Illuminating The Conversion Of Methane To Synthesis Gas
Researchers in Japan are one step closer to an eco-friendly catalyst for converting methane into useful gases.
The Sticky Truth Behind Mussels’ Adhesive Power
A research group in South Korea has identified how mussel 'glue' is so sticky even under water.
2019 Newton Prize Winners Announced
The Newton Prize aims to encourage new international collaborations to address some of the world’s most pressing challenges.
L’Oréal-UNESCO Honors Four Asian Scientists
The L’Oréal-UNESCO International Awards For Women in Science acknowledge outstanding women who are pushing the frontiers of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Taking Histamine To Heart (And Kidneys)
Despite its association with allergy and inflammation, histamine protects against heart and kidney damage in cardiorenal syndrome.
Smart Polymer Lights Up Under Stress
Scientists in Japan have developed a luminescent polymer that can quickly and sensitively detect stress.
Putting A Security Algorithm To Rest
Researchers have demonstrated that a security algorithm called SHA-1 can be easily subverted by malicious actors in cyberspace.
Singapore To Construct 60 Megawatt-Peak Solar Farm
Singapore's Public Utilities Board has appointed Sembcorp to build the island nation's largest floating solar farm on Tengeh Reservoir.
Risky Business In Breast Cancer Diagnosis (VIDEO)
By analyzing the collective impact of common gene variants associated with breast cancer, Dr. Li Jingmei seeks to detect the disease early and save lives.
Illuminating The Conversion Of Methane To Synthesis Gas
Researchers in Japan are one step closer to an eco-friendly catalyst for converting methane into useful gases.
The Sticky Truth Behind Mussels’ Adhesive Power
A research group in South Korea has identified how mussel 'glue' is so sticky even under water.
2019 Newton Prize Winners Announced
The Newton Prize aims to encourage new international collaborations to address some of the world’s most pressing challenges.
L’Oréal-UNESCO Honors Four Asian Scientists
The L’Oréal-UNESCO International Awards For Women in Science acknowledge outstanding women who are pushing the frontiers of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.









