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Ugly Insect Seeks Same
Out of luck in the love department? Well, at least you're not a death-watch beetle.
Asia’s Scientific Trailblazers: Sayed Azam-Ali
Just four crops provide 60 percent of the world's food supply. Scientists like Sayed Azam-Ali are hoping to change that for the better.
Terahertz Wireless Links Could Transfer Digital Data In A Snap
Terahertz wireless links to spaceborne satellites could enable transferring the entire content of a DVD in a fraction of a second.
A Bacterial Two Hit Combo Against Cancer
An engineered strain of Salmonella has been shown to prevent the spread of tumors in mice without causing a harmful systemic infection.
How X-Rays Are Absorbed By Matter
An X-ray beam can ionize matter in just a few hundred femtoseconds, researchers say.
Singaporean & Israeli Universities Sign Cybersecurity Research Agreement
NTU Singapore and Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel have signed a joint research agreement for cybersecurity innovations.
Catching A Black Hole By Its Tail
A tell-tale tail has given away the location of a previously hidden black hole near the supernova remnant W44.
Spider Silk Inspires Artificial Muscles
In response to water, spider silk can stretch and shrink like human muscle.
Lab-Grown Pancreas Reverse Diabetes In Mice
The success of a rat-to-mouse pancreas transplant suggests that such interspecies transplants could help meet the need for donor organs.
