Yu Min – Asian Scientist Magazine

Bypassing the spinal cord with an artificial neural connection enables subjects to control their legs by swinging their arms.

Ants destined to be workers have different levels of genes related to nutrition compared to their reproductive counterparts.

Scientists from Australia and the US have used DNA origami methods to turn one-dimensional nanomaterials into two dimensional structures.

With the help of laser patterning, pure dual-phased molybdenum ditelluride can now be fabricated for next-generation 2D transistors.

The Hyper Tube Express could cut traveling time from Seoul to Busan from three hours to 20 minutes.

The Humanoid Robot Research Center aims to advance humanoid robot technology and foster research talent in the field.

A nanometer-thick layer of semiconducting material can turn gold to yellow, orange, blue or purple.

WuXi NextCODE has been selected to install a massively scalable database, analytics and reporting suite for Singapore's precision medicine efforts.

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