Chang Tse Wen – Asian Scientist Magazine

Can Tech Help You Sleep Better?

Asia is going through a sleep crisis, worse than anywhere else in the world, leading to a growth in the market of sleep wearables. But how much do they help?

In the Lab

Trajectoids Trace A Predefined Path

Researchers have developed an algorithm, which can be used to design shapes that roll down predefined trajectories. This research has applications in robotics.

Who Published It?

As generative AI enters the landscape of scientific writing and publication, the scientific ecosystem is wrestling with questions surrounding the extent of the technology’s use, how to regulate it and its impact on the practice of science itself.

Features

Igniting Innovation—An Interview With Richard Eu Of Eu Yan Sang International

In a rapid transition from traditional medical halls to numerous international outlets and an online store, embracing innovation has catapulted Eu Yan Sang into a household name in traditional Chinese medicine.

How NFTs Are Changing The Art World

As the sale of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) proliferates in Asia, an ecosystem of organizations, tech developers, artists and curators try to ensure the space remains responsible, safe and inclusive.

Defining A Better AI Future For All

Artificial intelligence is everywhere, but it also needs to be ethical. For some, the path towards ethical AI starts with how we talk about it.

Features

The Frontiers Of Food

The key to securing long-term food security is investing in innovative technologies like alternative proteins, said experts at IPI’s AgriFood Innovation Webinar.

Features

A How-to Guide For Challenge-driven Innovation

Learn how to craft useful and practical problem statements for challenge-driven innovation at IPI's next Open Innovation Workshop in October 2019.

Of Virtual Competitions And Real Relationships

Although the Student Cluster Competition went fully virtual in 2020, what remained unchanged was the importance of teamwork and community.

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