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The Dust That Discolors The Taj Mahal
Scientists have identified the particles responsible for discoloring the Taj Mahal, some of which are also harmful to human health.
The Slow Evolution Of Crocodiles
Three papers shed light on the unusually slow evolution of the crocodilian genome, paving the way for better selective breeding.
Can Science Solve Poverty?
Science may never completely solve the problem of poverty, but it will not be because it did not try, writes Crispin Maslog.
Monash & Takeda Take On Gastrointestinal Disease
The research alliance between Monash and Takeda will investigate nano-medicine for gastrointestinal diseases, among other projects.
Chinese Researchers Recognized With 2014 WuXi PharmaTech Awards
Aimed at encouraging early-stage innovation and promoting research excellence, the 2014 WuXi PharmaTech Awards were given out on December 7.
A Flock Of Bird Data
The efforts of a consortium of over 200 scientists has resulted in a better understanding of the incredible diversity of birds.
NTU & LightLab Join Hands On Low-Energy Lighting
The NTU-LightLab joint research program will focus on improving the energy efficiency and quality of lighting and displays.
Peering Into The iPS Black Box
An ambitious project has tracked the epigenetic, transcriptional and proteomic changes that occur during the formation of induced pluripotent stem cells.
Detecting Pressure From Any Angle
Electronic skin that can feel in three dimensions could improve the sensitivity of prosthetic limbs and robotic sensors.
