Di Li – Asian Scientist Magazine

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What on earth is ethos and why is it important for scientists? Two papers in PNAS shed some light.

Communicating the risks of infectious diseases as diverse as MERS and hepatitis C may not be easy, but is nonetheless essential.

Did you go out for a date with a scientist this Valentine's day? Here are a few things you might want to consider before date number two!

Although great scientists deserve our respect for their contributions, blind idolization and deference to authority is uncalled for.

Having a PhD level staff on your team can be a great boon to any organization—provided you give them the right kinds of work.

If you've only ever encountered stock photo scientists, you can't really be blamed for assuming that all scientists are male, mad or maladjusted.

We've got super maths whizzes and sky-high myopia rates, which makes us a nation of nerds, right?

Using data from the Asian Scientist Writing Prize, our editor has come up with the who, what and when of science communication.

I don't want for us to take pills anymore, not that it's bad. We'll be stronger if we don't need them.