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Taking Omega-3 Supplements Doesn’t Make Smarter Kids
Children whose mothers took omega-3 supplements while pregnant are no better at cognitive tasks than children whose mothers took placebos, study says.
3D Printed Device Tackles Sleeping Problem
Australia’s CSIRO and Oventus have worked together to produce the first personalized mouthpiece that tackles sleep apnea.
Helping Scientists Discover Fresh Insights
Australia has unveiled a state of the art research visualization facility that helps accelerate scientific discoveries.
Lenovo CEO Wins Edison Achievement Award
The Edison Achievement Award recognizes CEO Yang Yuanqing for driving technological innovation through Lenovo.
Chinese Scientist Wins International Materials Science Prize
The World Forum on Advanced Materials has honored Professor Xu Chunye for her distinguished contributions to polymer science.
Agilent & SNU To Launch Drug Development Center
Agilent Technologies collaborates with the Seoul National University on a new drug development center to be housed in the university's college of pharmacy.
Scientists Uncover How EBV Hides
A new study has shown that the Epstein-Barr virus flies below the immune system's radar by restricting the production of the protein EBNA1.
High CO2 Reduces Nutritional Value Of Key Crops
Researchers have found that the elevated carbon dioxide levels of 2050 could lead to lower levels of micronutrients and protein in staple crops.
Leprosy Staging Comeback In Myanmar
Since meeting an interim target on leprosy in 2003, elimination efforts in Myanmar have taken a back seat to other infectious diseases.
