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The Brain Beats To An Electric Clock
Surprisingly, it is voltage rather than calcium ions that is synchronized in the region of the brain that controls the circadian rhythm.
One Step Closer To A Flawless Lens
Researchers have demonstrated a scalable, cost-effective and reliable method to fabricate large-scale hyperlens arrays.
Nanodiamonds Light Up Liver Tumors
Using nanodiamonds as an MRI contrast agent makes hidden tumors appear, even at a low dose.
An Editor’s Science Writing Cheat Sheet
The secret to being a good science writer is thinking like a reader.
A Biosensor With Spider-Sense
Researchers in South Korea have developed a biosensor that has detection capability 20 times faster than existing ones.
Who Run The (Cockroach) World? Girls!
Female cockroaches housed as a group can reproduce asexually and maintain a colony without a male up to at least three years.
First Complete Arowana Fossils Found
A fossilized arowana ancestor was found to have lived during the Eocene in China, giving a peek into the evolution of this highly-prized ornamental fish.
Singapore Invests US$107 Million In Artificial Intelligence Capabilities
Singapore has launched a concerted and well-funded push towards developing robust AI and Big Data capabilities on a national-scale.
Staying Ahead In The Cybersecurity Arms Race
In an increasingly digitized world, the stakes in the battle to defend computer systems against cyberthreats are higher than ever before, said experts at the inaugural SMU Cybersecurity Forum.
