Max Lu – Asian Scientist Magazine

Scientists in Singapore have invented a revolutionary microchip that can transfer a typical two-hour, eight-gigabyte DVD movie in just half a minute.

Singapore's second satellite, built by Nanyang Technological University students, blasted off to space on board Russia’s RS-20B rocket.

Chemical manufacturer DuPont expands into Myanmar to tap the growing ASEAN market.

University of Queensland spin-off TenasiTech receives AUD$1 million to develop their plastic and rubber additive products.

Japanese researchers have created a simple and versatile way to build the three-dimensional materials of the future using graphene.

Fossilized poo suggests that the marine ecosystem in northeastern Japan had recovered from the Paleozoic-Mesozoic extinction by the Early Triassic.

New calculations reveal that there is only half has much dark matter in the Milky way as previously thought.

The extraordinary migratory behavior of Monarch butterflies is largely determined by a single gene, scientists say.

SMU Associate Professor Jeffrey Ng investigates how fair value estimates are derived and what determines how investors respond to them.