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Filtering Poisons With Seeds
Waste from vegetable oil manufacturing could cheaply and effectively remove toxic heavy metals from contaminated water, find a Singaporean-Swiss research team.
World’s First Kale-Based Prebiotics Made Especially For Asians
Left-over kale stems in its powder form could help improve digestive health for Asians.
Kangaroo Dads
Fathers can establish a closer bond with their infant child through skin-to-skin contact or Kangaroo care, reports researchers from Australia and the United Kingdom.
Visionary Insight Into Dementia
Sight impairment could increase one’s risk of developing dementia, finds a research team from China and the United States.
Asia’s Rising Scientists: Senjuti Saha
Dr Senjuti Saha is advocating for an equitable global research landscape, and for researchers to reclaim their power and take charge of the problems their countries face in the Global South.
Taking The Complexity Out Of Artificial Intelligence And Machine Learning
No-code artificial intelligence places previously complex machine learning technology within the reach of smaller organizations—accelerating innovation and sparking growth in start-ups and SMEs.
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.
