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Roads And Railways: Death Traps For Tigers
Expanding transportation network through Chitwan National Park in Nepal could reduce tiger numbers, reveals a study.
Fighting Mosquitoes With Mosquitoes (VIDEO)
Public health leader Associate Professor Ng Lee-Ching explains how Singapore’s Project Wolbachia is helping stem rising dengue cases—by using the very same species responsible.
Shallow Waters, Deep Troubles
Researchers have found that shallow lakes may not only be more sensitive to human-caused nutrient pollution, but harder to restore compared to their deeper cousins.
Asia’s Scientific Trailblazers: Cheng He
Recognizing the importance of microRNA as a key biomarker in several diseases, Professor Cheng He hopes to address critical challenges in the development of early disease diagnostic tools at MiRXES.
Carving A Niche – An Interview With Dr Lee Teck Kheng Of ITE College Central’s Technology Development Center
At the Technology Development Center at ITE College Central, a multi-disciplinary R&D team works with partners to develop efficient cost-saving solutions.
Travel Therapy
Tourism may soon be recognised as a dementia intervention by providing an experience which resembles current cognitive stimulation therapies, reveals a study.
Rice Husk Could Replace Heavy Metals In LEDs
The world’s first quantum dot LEDs made from recycled rice husks are shining a light on developing environmentally sustainable LED displays, report researchers in Japan.
Of Host Plants And Traditional Medicine
Mistletoe’s medicinal quality depends on the environment of its host plant, discover researchers from China and the UK.
Revolutionizing Medical Imaging Through AI
A new medical imaging approach developed by researchers in Hong Kong can reduce the workload of medical specialists while improving diagnostic efficiency.
