Yu Min – Asian Scientist Magazine

By raising and lowering the temperature, researchers have made the isolation of circulating tumor cells more efficient.

Simulations run on the K supercomputer involving 700 million particles have shed light on the physics of bubbles.

Researchers have developed a low energy method for producing nylon that generates fewer greenhouse gases.

The South China Sea's biggest bivalve reveals that ocean temperatures in the Middle Ages were warmer than they are today.

The recovery of motor function after brain damage involves different parts of the brain at different stages, scientists say.

SMU Assistant Professor Gennaro Bernile is always generating ideas to study various aspects of corporate finance in new and rigorous ways.

The movement of people out of Harbin City for Chinese New Year causes the temperature to drop by an average of 0.65°C, research shows.

Chip-on-wafer technology could pave the way for higher-performance, slimmer and more cost-effective electronic devices.

A project to encourage insect farming is underway in Laos, however, it remains to be seen whether insect-eating will take off globally.