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Facial Masculinity Linked To Autism
Scientists in Australia have used 3D facial images to identify a link between masculine facial features and autism.
How Bunyaviruses Attack And Enter
Scientists in China have determined the structure of the a key glycoprotein in two viruses that cause febrile illnesses.
Super Steel For Aerospace And Defense Applications
Scientists from Hong Kong, Beijing and Taiwan have developed a low-cost 'super steel' that overcomes the strength-ductility trade off in conventional metallic materials.
The Art Of Negotiating In Asia
Being mindful of different cultural norms is essential for successful negotiations in Asia, says SMU’s Associate Professor Michael Benoliel.
A Deep Dive Into Water Management Reform
Cooperation between governments and farmers is essential for irrigation policy and water management in Southeast Asia, says SMU Assistant Professor Jacob Ricks.
Zooming In On Socioeconomic Issues
By analysing the impact of anti-poverty policies at fine-grained level, Associate Professor Tomoki Fujii of the SMU School of Economics is uncovering better ways of reaching development goals.
Enabling Leadership From The Ground Up
Through its research, outreach and training programs, SMU’s Institute for Societal Leadership hopes to nurture the next generation of leaders who are dedicated to serving society.
Exposing A Silent Killer: Liver Disease
Non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) is set to become the number one cause of liver transplants, but innovative imaging modalities are paving the way for much needed new drugs.
Things I Would Tell My Younger Self
It's been said that hindsight is 20/20, and here, three eminent scientists answer the question: What would you tell your younger selves?
