Can Li – Asian Scientist Magazine

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Two studies from the University of Western Australia shed light on what happens after a supernova explodes.

Ten young innovators have made it to EmTech Singapore's Innovators Under 35 list, selected from over 100 applicants from Asia and Australasia.

The ability to switch between oxygen-rich and oxygen-poor environments could also be the downfall of gut bacteria.

Exposure to the heavy metal nickel is associated with the development of Type 2 diabetes.

Scientists have identified the protein Rad54B as a key regulator of genomic stability, making it a potential target for cancer therapy.

By monitoring the epithelial-mesenchymal transition, researchers are able to predict how aggressively a cancer will spread.

Internet-based disease surveillance methods can be up to several weeks faster than traditional methods, researchers say.

Drugs used to control high blood pressure might also be useful in reducing the risk of developing ALS, scientists say.

A study of how slime molds sense direction could lead to a better understanding of wound healing and immune cell migration in humans.