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Two-Pronged Approach Improves Liver Cancer Patient Outcomes
A procedure that cuts off blood supply to tumors, combined with a small molecule inhibitor drug sorafenib, improves the survival of advanced-stage liver cancer patients.
Asian Universities Making Waves On THE World University Rankings 2020
Japan and China are the second and fourth most-represented nations on the list of the world's top universities compiled by Times Higher Education.
Licensed To Thrive
A licensing agreement sets the tone and trajectory of a partnership between two companies. Here are 10 important terms in a technology licensing agreement.
Ocean Heat May Have Triggered Evolution Of Life
Using computational tools, a research group in India has found that basic chemical reactions producing precursors of proteins and RNA could be driven by heat from the ocean.
A Tiny, Flexible Implant For Drug Delivery To The Brain
The device contains channels for drug storage and release, as well as LEDs to generate light pulses in the brain.
Igniting Innovation—Adec Thng Of EnergyNova
Cleaner energy sources are needed now more than ever before, and Adec Thng of EnergyNova is confident that hydrogen fuel can provide for society’s energy needs.
A How-to Guide For Challenge-driven Innovation
Learn how to craft useful and practical problem statements for challenge-driven innovation at IPI's next Open Innovation Workshop in October 2019.
Deciding How Much To Disclose
Corporate executives weigh benefits against costs when deciding how much to reveal about their companies, says SMU Professor Zhang Liandong.
The Science Of Making Good Choices
If our lives are the sum of all our choices, then we would benefit from talking to SMU Assistant Professor Xue Jingyi, who studies decision-making that involves risk or ambiguity.
