Yu Min – Asian Scientist Magazine

Using fMRI scans, researchers have identified the pattern of brain activity associated with getting directions wrong.

Larvae of Bathyplectes anurus wasps jump into the shade to increase their chances of survival.

By controling the crystalization process with boron, researchers have developed a material that registers external forces in three different colors.

Singapore's NRF and the UK's EPSRC have awarded a total of £2.4 million in research grants to six joint cyber security research projects.

The SMU School of Law has published the most up-to-date picture of Singapore’s fast evolving legal system.

Deep sea microbes can use electrons to fix carbon when iron ions are not sufficient, researchers say.

The first fossils of mud dragons have been found, tracing their ancestry to the Cambrian period.

The US$34 million in Series C funding will be used to complete at least ten clinical studies for ASLAN's lead compound, ASLAN001.

£5.5 million has been set aside for five four-year projects to study air pollution in Chinese megacities.