Yu Min – Asian Scientist Magazine

Mushiake’s discovery of self-complementary geometries in 1948 ushered in the golden age of television broadcasting.

A research group in Japan has developed a high-speed cell sorting method using dual on-chip pumps.

The cosmos and elementary particles—the largest and smallest objects studied by physicists—are intricately linked.

Using gene therapy, scientists in Japan have slowed muscle degeneration and prolonged life in a mouse model of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

Human blood extracted from mosquitoes can be used for DNA analysis up to two days after feeding.

A new study shows how small pebbles hitting the surface of the asteroid Itokawa rebound from boulders but sink into pebble-rich regions.

Requiring just nine genetic edits, this new method of making genetically-modified organisms is not only safer, but simpler.

Eating in front of a mirror—or even with a picture of yourself eating—makes food more appealing, a new study suggests.

The 8-meter-long Mukawa dragon is the largest complete dinosaur fossil to be unearthed in Japan to date.