Ng Sher Ying
ABOUT
Sher Ying is a science writer with an interest in biology and the environment. She graduated with a degree in Biotechnology from Monash University, Malaysia.
Stories by Ng Sher Ying
How Did Pandas Become Vegetarian?
Genetic material in bamboo facilitated giant pandas’ ability to eat plants.
More Ticks, Less Spiders: As Grazers Replaced Wild Life In Himalayas.
Grazing in the Himalayas altered the numbers and mix of insects by changing vegetation patterns.
A Deep Learning Model To Predict Rapid Intensification Of Cyclones
The model enhances understanding of the extreme events and supports better defences against their devastating impacts.
Allergies Among Stroke Patients Are Often Mislabeled
Inaccurately applied allergy labels can lead patients to use medications that are less effective, negatively impacting their treatment.
Global Wildlife Trade Tracking Needs To Be Overhauled
A study from Hong Kong analyzing wildlife trade data highlights concerning gaps in our knowledge of the global wildlife trade.
Making Green Spaces Accessible in Cities
Green spaces close to locations frequented in daily routines can encourage city-dwellers to spend more time in nature.
How Did Pandas Become Vegetarian?
Genetic material in bamboo facilitated giant pandas’ ability to eat plants.
More Ticks, Less Spiders: As Grazers Replaced Wild Life In Himalayas.
Grazing in the Himalayas altered the numbers and mix of insects by changing vegetation patterns.
A Deep Learning Model To Predict Rapid Intensification Of Cyclones
The model enhances understanding of the extreme events and supports better defences against their devastating impacts.
Allergies Among Stroke Patients Are Often Mislabeled
Inaccurately applied allergy labels can lead patients to use medications that are less effective, negatively impacting their treatment.
Global Wildlife Trade Tracking Needs To Be Overhauled
A study from Hong Kong analyzing wildlife trade data highlights concerning gaps in our knowledge of the global wildlife trade.
Making Green Spaces Accessible in Cities
Green spaces close to locations frequented in daily routines can encourage city-dwellers to spend more time in nature.