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Giant Australian Animals Not Wiped Out By Climate Change 50,000 Years Ago
Researchers have ruled out climate change as the cause of extinction of most of Australia's giant animals around 50,000 years ago.
Altitude Sickness A Barrier To Ethnic Integration
Ethnic segregation may be reinforced by the biological tolerance of different peoples to high altitudes, according to a new study.
Sumatran Tigers Threatened By Human Activities
Sumatran tigers, found exclusively on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, are on the brink of extinction, according to a new study.
One In Ten Will Live In Climate Hotspots By 2100, Study
One out of 10 people on Earth is likely to live in a climate impact hotspot by the end of this century, according to a new study.
Genome’s 3D Structure Shapes How Genes Are Expressed
An international team of scientists has analyzed the genome's three-dimensional structure at high resolution.
A*STAR To Commercialize Technologies On Marblar Crowdsourcing Platform
A*STAR's technology transfer unit has partnered with the online crowdsourcing platform, Marblar, to commercialize its most promising technologies.
National University Of Singapore, Hebrew University Launch Joint PhD Program
The National University of Singapore and The Hebrew University of Jerusalem are launching a Joint PhD program in biomedical science.
How Salmon Sense Seasons
Japanese researchers have identified an area in the salmon brain that functions as an internal clock to sense seasonal changes in day length.
Mouse Cloned Using Single Drop Of Peripheral Blood
Researchers have cloned a donor mouse using a drop of peripheral blood from its tail.
