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Yamanaka: iPSCs Could Help Fill Our Blood Banks
Imagine a world where we no longer need blood donors, says Professor Shinya Yamanaka, Nobel laureate and inventor of induced pluripotent stem cell technology.
Balancing Healthcare Innovation & Cost
New medical technologies could benefit patients, but adoption should always be tempered by cost concerns, said Dr. Ruben Flores at Medical Fair Asia 2014.
Curiosity Changes The Brain To Enhance Learning
Those who are curious about a topic will not only want to know more, but will also remember more.
Keeping The Economy Healthy
How does an economy stay healthy and keep on growing? SMU Professor Hoon Hian Teck takes a macroeconomics approach to address these questions.
What Is An Asset Really Worth?
SMU Associate Professor Jeffrey Ng investigates how fair value estimates are derived and what determines how investors respond to them.
Understanding Groupthink
Groups benefit most when minority voices are heard and conflicts are minimised, says Assistant Professor Grace Park Guihyun from the SMU School of Social Sciences.
Socioeconomics: The Story Behind the Numbers
Associate Professor Tomoki Fujii of the SMU School of Economics seeks to understand the complexities behind poverty, nutrition and other hot-button issues in developing countries.
How To Become A Billionaire Innovator
Don't be afraid to fail; rather, be willing to take risks, say three giants of the tech world, in a candid discussion about the ins and outs of innovation.
India’s Mars Mission Cue For Third World
India's successful Mars mission suggests the way forward for other developing countries hoping to go to space.
