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Is Glass A True Solid?
New evidence using an information theory approach suggests that glass is a true solid.
Snails Use Insulin In Chemical Warfare Against Fish
Slow moving marine snails use insulin as a fast acting drug against the nervous system of their fish prey, scientists say.
CFDA Approves First Inactivated Sabin Vaccine
The locally produced vaccine will aid China's efforts in polio eradication.
The Creative Science Of Video Games
SMU Associate Professor Ted Tschang dissects the creative processes that drive the billion-dollar video games industry.
Decision Making In An IT Age
In a world awash in mobile devices, SMU Assistant Professor Kim Youngsoo is studying how information technology is changing the way we make decisions.
Tracking The Transfer Of Ideas
Assistant Professor Yooil Bae at the SMU School of Social Sciences studies what makes one model of growth successful in one country and a failure in another.
Financial Regulations: Boon or Burden?
How should we regulate our financial institutions to find a balance between stability and risk? SMU Assistant Professor Tharindra Ranasinghe investigates.
China Overtook Europe In 2013 Photovoltaic Installations
The European Union, which has dominated the photovoltaics market in the past decade, has been overtaken by China for the first time.
Add Umami To Savor Good Health
The savory taste of umami not only adds flavor to food but could also be important for overall health, scientists say.
