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Indonesian Dry Spell Could Have Amplified Ice Age
The levels of titanium in sediment cores from Lake Towuti indicate that the dry spell in Indonesia 16,000 to 30,000 years ago coincided with the peak of the last ice age.
Asia-Pacific Nations Prodded On Hepatitis Action Plans
Experts say that the Asia-Pacific region needs more cross-sector partnerships and funding to tackle viral hepatitis.
WHO Issues First Hepatitis C Guidelines
The recommendations include increasing hepatitis C screening, liver damage mitigation and how to select appropriate treatment for chronic infections.
Bats Could Help Protect Rice Against Pests
The wrinkle-lipped bat might be useful in protecting rice shoots against the white-backed planthopper, scientists say.
Free Science Book Aims To Inspire Australians
Australian National University Press has published a compendium on science that aims to inspire science aficionados - for free.
Academy Medal Awarded To Outstanding Physicist
Retired physicist Harry Messel has been recognized by the Australian Academy of Science for his contributions to science education.
More Asian Women Find Success In Science
Recognizing the existing gender disparities, governments across Asia have taken measures to encourage more women to join and stay in science and technology fields.
China Most Attractive Market For Clean Energy
China received the most investment for renewable energies in 2013, while Japan's renewable energy market grew the fastest.
Bayer Boosts Production Capacity In China
Bayer's US$139 million investment will make the Beijing site their largest pharmaceuticals packaging facility in China.
