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How Nutmegs May Protect The Liver
A research group in China has demonstrated that a compound in nutmegs—myrislignan—promotes liver health in mice.
Humans Can Perceive Without Seeing
Through a visual search experiment, a research team in Japan has shown that we may be able to ‘see’ what’s behind us without having to turn around.
When Small Startups Take On Big Data
Big data analytics startups combine deep domain knowledge with cutting-edge artificial intelligence to help companies as diverse as banks and shipping firms solve complex problems.
Ready, Set, Hash
Blockchain entrepreneurship and investment is more about building an ecosystem rather than cornering the market, said a panel of practitioners at SGInnovate’s Investors Night.
The Right Way To Put AI In Business
Many companies are in a hurry to cash in on the AI gold rush, but data-intelligence startup Adatos sets itself apart by only focusing on profitable use cases, says its managing director Mr Drew Perez.
The Power Of Exponential Thinking
To thrive in the Fourth Industrial Revolution, individuals, companies and societies can no longer afford to think about the future in linear terms, says Mr Charlie Ang, ambassador for Singularity University’s Singapore Chapter and Founder of Everything40.com.
A RIoT Of Insights
As the world gears up for Industry 4.0, find out what these experts at the IoT Asia 2018 conference had to say about the prospects and risks associated with the Internet of Things.
Nuts And Bolts—It’s All About The Connection
From managing customer relations to figuring out emotions and providing wireless connectivity, digital solutions are currently available.
The Pause Button Inside The Brain
Using optogenetics, researchers in Japan have demonstrated how the activity of specific neurons in the brain allow mice to prioritize their responses to the environment.
