Emi Ito – Asian Scientist Magazine

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To introduce themselves to females, prehistoric male damselflies waved their hindlegs.

The rate decay of beryllium into helium is too slow to explain the Universe's missing lithium, researchers say.

This new multi-channel nano-optical device can provide 40 times higher bandwidth than existing periodically arranged antennas.

This miniature test strip can not only detect the levels of glucose but can also automatically release the right amount of drug in response.

Using an anti-cancer drug as a bait, researchers have successfully fished out cancer regulating histone deacetylase proteins.

Researchers have built a cell-sized molecular robot that can change its shape in response to a DNA signal.

These seven women have all overcome the odds to become leaders in their own fields.

The Asian Scientist Writing Prize returns this year to turn a spotlight on the region's best and brightest science writers.

The Asian Scientist Writing Prize invites Asia's best science writers to try their hand at communicating science to the masses.