Yang Ke – Asian Scientist Magazine

A transcriptome analysis of the lotus could facilitate future functional genomics studies on the ancient plant.

Most Burmese long-tailed macaques are able to use stone tools to crack open shellfish, study shows.

Researchers have created transgenic cows that produce beneficial omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids.

Having completed their missions, NTU's satellites will now be used to train manpower for Singapore's budding satellite industry.

Professor Shuji Nakamura has been selected as the 2015 Global Energy Laureate for his work on LED technology.

A molecular tug-of-war between two protein complexes gives rise to the amazing diversity of petal shapes in orchids, scientists say.

A cohort study has revealed that 90 percent of HIV-infected injection drug users in Taiwan are also co-infected with hepatitis D.

Infineum has pledged US$150,000 for chemical engineering scholarships at NUS or NTU over the next five years.

Visitors to the 2015 Affordable Art Fair were invited to collaborate with a robot "artist" to make pop art sketches.