Di Li – Asian Scientist Magazine

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The Earth's core contains carbon, but also other unknown light elements, say scientists from RIKEN's SPring-8 Center.

Cement production generates a lot of carbon dioxide, but the good news is it it also acts as a carbon sink.

Lasers shone through diamonds have revealed that crystallization of silicon dioxide at the core could explain the Earth’s magnetic field.

Kwok has been selected to coordinate the International Astronomical Union's world-wide astrobiology research efforts.

Researchers found that an increase in the PM2.5 by 10 μg/m³ was linked to a 42 percent increase in ischemic heart disease.

Professor Vivian Yam of the University of Hong Kong has won the Royal Society of Chemistry's 2015 Ludwig Mond Award.

Next generation steels could be used to make lighter cars that offer just as much crash protection but consume less fuel.

An 18 year old patient has seen an improvement in her condition following a stem cell transplant to treat metachromatic leukodystrophy.

An affordable and non-invasive imaging method could help scientists find hidden fossils and uncover unique features.