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ADB Ranks Japan & Korea As Asia’s Most Innovative
Japan and Korea have come out tops in the new Creativity Productivity Index, which focuses on how countries turn creative inputs into innovative outputs.
Song Kiseok Named 2014 Marconi Society Young Scholar
Song Kiseok has been awarded the 2014 Marconi Society Paul Baran Young Scholar Award.
Australian Museum Eureka Prize Celebrates 25th Anniversary
Australians celebrated the best of homegrown science at the 25th Australian Museum Eureka Prize gala dinner.
Diagnose Ebola In 30 Minutes
Japanese researchers have developed a way to diagnose Ebola in 30 minutes and without expensive equipment.
Three Scientists Awarded Wagner-Torizuka Fellowship
Three Japanese scientists have been awarded the 2014-2016 Wagner-Torizuka Fellowship worth US$48,000 each.
ALS and the Ice Bucket Challenge: A Primer
The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has raised over US$100 million in donations so far. But what is the Ice Bucket Challenge, and what is ALS?
7 Must-Read Stories In August 2014
From instant noodles to indoor-grown vegetables, the moon's surprisingly warm core and the resignation of South Korea's only astronaut, here's a round up of August's coolest science news.
Needle-Free Vaccines Named WEF Technology Pioneer
Vaxxas has been recognized as a visionary technology company by the World Economic Forum for their needle-free vaccine technology.
Hartwig & Hamachi Awarded Nagoya Medals
Professors John Hartwig and Itaru Hamachi will deliver the Nagoya Medal of Organic Chemistry lectures on October 27, 2014.
