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One-Two Punch Knocks Out Cancer Cells
Blocking the enzyme CK1α can disrupt cellular digestion processes in RAS-driven cancers, scientists say.
Wirelessly Charged Flexible Li-Ion Batteries
A flexible, thin battery that can be wirelessly charged could be used to power the next generation of wearable devices.
How Ketamine Re-Programs Monkey Brains
Ketamine re-wires the brains of monkeys in a way that could counteract structural changes associated with depression, study says.
Experts Call For Urgent Action On India’s Alarming TB Epidemic
Much more needs to be done about the tuberculosis epidemic currently raging in India, experts say.
Building Shape Inspires Light-Bending Material
A zigzag-structured material that can bend light could be used to build next generation quantum computers.
MSD Joins A*STAR’s Manufacturing Consortium
Pharmaceutical giant MSD is the latest member of A*STAR's iPSP, a program to boost productivity in the high value chemistry sector.
Generic Hepatitis Drug Launched In India As Hepcvir
Generics manufacturer Cipla has been granted the license to produce Sofosbuvir in India under the brand name Hepcvir.
Why Asia Needs Good Science Writers
It is easy to name a cultural or political hero. Now try naming a living scientist.
Announcing Asia’s Premier Science Writing Competition
Science Centre Singapore and Asian Scientist Magazine have launched a competition to honor the best science writers in Asia.
