Max Lu – Asian Scientist Magazine

They may be a lot more clandestine, but terrorist organisations are social networks too, said SMU Assistant Professor Michael Genkin.

Literature, tree ring dating and space observations have come together in a unique study to shed light on ancient astronomical events.

Researchers have developed a material that can switch its color between yellow, red and orange in response to heating, fuming and grinding.

Science Centre Singapore and Asian Scientist Magazine have launched a competition to honor the best science writers in Asia.

A new study finds genetic evidence for convergent evolution in giant pandas and red pandas.

A new study shows that over the course of five years, vaccinating 200,000 stray dogs a year would reduce rabies incidence in humans by 90 percent.

The cotton leafworm caterpillar is protected from harmful bacteria by helpful bacteria that live in its gut.

Researchers have identified an enzyme involved in the differentiation of fat cells that could possibly be targeted to prevent obesity.

JN Medsys is striving to make digital PCR more accessible to labs in Singapore and beyond.