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Keeping The Brain Stable While Learning
A mathematical model has helped scientists resolve a decades-old paradox of how the brain remains stable while learning new information.
Taking The Pain Out Of Glucose Monitoring
Biomicro collaborates with IME to develop wireless, implantable glucose monitoring devices for diabetics.
Aging Asia Needs Mature Policies
A rapidly aging Asia needs to act quickly to address the social, economic and healthcare needs of its changing demographics.
Editor’s Note – October 2014 Print Magazine
In the October 2014 issue of Asian Scientist Magazine, we discuss the latest research in personal care and nutrition.
How Working Memory Works
Scientists at the Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences have pinpointed the brain region involved in working memory in mice.
STD Vaccine Developed For Koala Bears
A Chlamydia vaccine for koala bears has been shown to be both safe and effective, potentially enhancing conservation efforts.
Tight Spaces Make Liquid Crystals Helical
The ability to create helical liquid crystal nanostructures could spur new growth in liquid crystal-related industries such as LCD screens.
China’s Growing Scientific Soft Power
In our October 2014 print magazine, we note that China is taking active steps to extend its scientific influence around the world.
Our Readers Across Asia
Here are the winners of our October 2014 print magazine #scientistselfie contest. Check out their cool projects!
