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WuXi STA Opens Nucleic Acid Drug Manufacturing Facility
Nucleic acid drugs have the potential to treat neuromuscular and metabolic diseases where small molecule drugs have failed.
Going Beyond Urban Farming (VIDEO)
Urban farms are not just centers of food production, but also spaces to provide care to the community, says Mr. Bjorn Low, founder of social enterprise Edible Garden City.
Breaking Methane’s Bonds With Ease
Chinese researchers have developed a catalyst consisting of single chromium atoms supported on titanium dioxide nanoparticles for methane oxidation.
Creating A Comprehensive 3D Map Of The Human Brain
An international consortium of scientists in Asia are using X-rays to obtain a high-resolution 3D map of the human brain.
Advancing Antibody Research
Powerful antibody engineering technologies and a culture of collaboration set Chugai Pharmabody Research apart, says CEO Dr. Tomoyuki Igawa.
Granting Enterprises The Ability To Go The Distance
Companies can unlock the potential of industrial IoT with the ABB Ability™ suite of digital products and services.
Phones Are Just The Tip Of The 5G Iceberg
5G is not just an incremental upgrade to existing networks, but a radically new approach to communication.
The Cost Of Cooling
Today’s supercomputers are more powerful—and hotter—than ever. Continued progress towards exascale computing requires innovative cooling techniques.
Pushing The Frontiers Of Food Innovation (VIDEO)
Dr. Ralph Graichen, senior director of the Food, Nutrition and Consumer Care Cluster at A*STAR, Singapore, is spearheading initiatives to promote food innovation in Singapore.
WuXi STA Opens Nucleic Acid Drug Manufacturing Facility
Nucleic acid drugs have the potential to treat neuromuscular and metabolic diseases where small molecule drugs have failed.
Going Beyond Urban Farming (VIDEO)
Urban farms are not just centers of food production, but also spaces to provide care to the community, says Mr. Bjorn Low, founder of social enterprise Edible Garden City.
Breaking Methane’s Bonds With Ease
Chinese researchers have developed a catalyst consisting of single chromium atoms supported on titanium dioxide nanoparticles for methane oxidation.
Creating A Comprehensive 3D Map Of The Human Brain
An international consortium of scientists in Asia are using X-rays to obtain a high-resolution 3D map of the human brain.
Advancing Antibody Research
Powerful antibody engineering technologies and a culture of collaboration set Chugai Pharmabody Research apart, says CEO Dr. Tomoyuki Igawa.
Granting Enterprises The Ability To Go The Distance
Companies can unlock the potential of industrial IoT with the ABB Ability™ suite of digital products and services.
Phones Are Just The Tip Of The 5G Iceberg
5G is not just an incremental upgrade to existing networks, but a radically new approach to communication.
The Cost Of Cooling
Today’s supercomputers are more powerful—and hotter—than ever. Continued progress towards exascale computing requires innovative cooling techniques.
Pushing The Frontiers Of Food Innovation (VIDEO)
Dr. Ralph Graichen, senior director of the Food, Nutrition and Consumer Care Cluster at A*STAR, Singapore, is spearheading initiatives to promote food innovation in Singapore.









